Economy
Maryland squeezes working families at the pump and small businesses on payroll, while a federal loan overhaul locks out middle-class grad students.
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Politics
The NJ Republican skipped 100+ votes with zero explanation—and still won his primary.
25m ago
World
While Americans pay inflated energy prices, U.S. envoys court a hostile regime that broke its own ceasefire in 48 hours.
47m ago
Media
Taxpayer-subsidized NPR ran a pre-written hit on the conservative justice minutes after a major ruling.
1h ago
Politics
Rep. Tom Kean Jr. collected a taxpayer salary and traded stocks while missing for four months—and the uniparty covered for him.
1h ago
Tech & Free Speech
Gmail Live lets Gemini voice-search your personal inbox. Big Tech's latest 'convenience' is just more surveillance.
1h ago
Opinion
Constitutional mercy becomes a reality-TV gimmick while a $500M no-bid ballroom gets rammed past taxpayers.
1h ago
Opinion
The ruling class fought to keep it off the ballot — now the people decide if secure elections are 'suppression' or common sense.
2h ago
Tech & Free Speech
Britain moves to break Apple and Google's 30% app store toll road while American consumers are stuck paying the gatekeeper tax.
2h ago
Border & Immigration
Working South Africans demand border enforcement, but the establishment press dismisses their revolt as xenophobia.
2h ago
Crime & Justice
Guo Wengui's three-decade sentence for financial fraud dwarfs what connected Hollywood insiders get for similar scams—and conveniently silences a top Beijing critic.
3h ago
Politics
A retired teacher with no GOP history can run as 'Dan Sullivan' against incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan — and the court says that's fine.
3h ago
Politics
The 6-3 ruling scraps 50-year-old coordinated spending limits, freeing parties to back their candidates and giving challengers a fighting chance against entrenched incumbents.
3h ago
