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Home»Posts Tagged "News" (Page 2)

American Schools Spend More, Yet Student Scores Keep Falling

Dan Veld September 17, 2026

Opinion American schools cost more than ever but our students still keep failing Test scores show American 15-year-olds falling further behind despite massive US spending Published September 17, 2026 5:00am EDT <!–> close Video –>

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MORNING GLORY: Five Senate races show why Democrats may regret their primary choices

Darnell Thompkins September 17, 2026

Five Senate contests are shaping up as a warning sign for Democrats who leaned hard into left-wing primary winners. In Michigan, Texas, Maine, Minnesota and New Hampshire, Republicans are trying to turn those choices into

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Republicans Accuse Talarico Of Pay-To-Play Consulting Deal

Erica Carlin September 17, 2026

James Talarico is under fresh fire in Texas after Republicans accused him of benefiting from a consulting job tied to a firm that later won millions in state education contracts. His campaign says the charge

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US Poverty Rate Hits Record Low, Household Income Rises

Erica Carlin September 17, 2026

Politics US economy notches remarkable new record, sparking cheers: ‘Good job everyone’ Median household income also reached a record $87,460, but inflation erased the gains as consumer sentiment remains negative Published September 17, 2026 3:44pm

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Bank Scams Surge, Never Answer Unexpected Calls

Ella Ford September 17, 2026

Scammers are getting sharper, faster, and meaner, and the whole game is built around one goal: getting a rushed response before common sense kicks in. Fake bank calls, spoofed numbers, stolen personal details, and AI-generated

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John Quincy Adams Urged Bible Reading for Good Citizens

Darnell Thompkins September 17, 2026

John Quincy Adams and the Bible Character, citizenship, and civic duty The Constitution and moral formation Scripture, law, and responsibility Families, fathers, and raising virtue America’s civic decline and renewal Too many people can name

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America Must Work With Communities To Lead AI Race

Doug Goldsmith September 17, 2026

America’s race to lead in artificial intelligence Community concerns about data center growth Protecting ratepayers, water, and local neighborhoods Transparency, accountability, and enforceable standards Local jobs, tax revenue, and broader economic gains Clear rules that

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RFK Jr. Reforms Preventive Care Task Force to Strengthen Guidance

Doug Goldsmith September 17, 2026

• Prevention should lead the health care conversation• The preventive care task force is being reshaped• Clinical experience and evidence both matter• Specialized medical expertise can sharpen screening guidance• Chronic disease demands earlier action, not

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Chris Coons Challenges Trump Over Delaware Politics

Dan Veld September 17, 2026

One former Republican tried to turn a fresh political label into a new identity, but the stunt only highlighted how hard it is to outrun your own record. The move was meant to send a

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ICE And Republicans Push Mass Deportation Strategy Ahead

Dan Veld September 17, 2026

The old “mass deportation” promise has started to look a lot less like a slogan and a lot more like a stress test for the Republican Party. What sounded bold on the campaign trail is

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Tennessee Schools Face Rising Crime Concerns For Special Needs Students

Dan Veld September 17, 2026

A Tennessee school case has turned into a hard-edged fight over discipline, disability, and who gets protected when things go wrong on campus. A family says their 5-year-old son, who has special needs, was pushed

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Rob Schneider Opens Up On Happy Gilmore, Adam Sandler, And Charlie Kirk

Dan Veld September 17, 2026

Rob Schneider has never been shy about speaking his mind, but his bond with Charlie Kirk seems to have hit a deeper nerve. What starts as a casual friendship story quickly turns into something bigger,

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Affordability Crisis Tests Voters, As Spending Debate Intensifies

Dan Veld September 17, 2026

America keeps running into the same wall: voters love the feeling of easy money, but the bill never disappears. That tension sits at the center of the debt problem, the inflation hangover, and the political

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Lindsay Clancy Case Draws New Attention Amid Political Debate

Dan Veld September 17, 2026

Lindsay Clancy’s case remains one of the most disturbing and closely watched criminal stories in recent memory, and fresh reporting has brought the jury process back into focus. The key detail making waves is the

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House Passes Data Center Bill, Shifting Grid Costs To Big AI Users

Doug Goldsmith September 17, 2026

House passage of the first data center bill Energy costs and grid upgrade burdens AI growth, affordability, and local backlash Bipartisan support and election-year politics State and community control over expansion The House just put

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Lawmakers Warn Of Trojan Horse Foreign Influence Campaigns

Darnell Thompkins September 17, 2026

Lawmakers are sounding an alarm about foreign influence that does not always look foreign at first glance. Their concern is not just about governments pushing propaganda, but about activist groups, nonprofits, and online voices that

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El-Sayed Courts Democratic Brass As Schumer Keeps Distance

Karen Givens September 17, 2026

Michigan Senate race and the push to hold the seat El-Sayed’s meeting with Democratic leaders in Washington Schumer’s uneasy tone after a heated primary feud Party efforts to unify around a general-election message Questions surrounding

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20 States Sue Trump Rule Tightening Visa, Green Card Access

Brittany Mays September 17, 2026

• A new DHS public charge rule is drawing a major legal fight• More than 20 states and Washington, D.C. are challenging it• Critics say the rule gives immigration officers too much discretion• Supporters of

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Big Tech Pushes AI Doom, Ignores Real-World Problems

Kevin Parker September 16, 2026

“`html AI panic is getting louder, but the biggest threats are still the ordinary ones that actually touch daily life. The real fight is not between humanity and a robot apocalypse, but between common sense

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Undercover Video Fuels Texas Senate Clash Over Voter Fraud

Dan Veld September 16, 2026

A hidden-camera video has thrown fresh fuel on an already tense Texas political fight, with a national Democrat-aligned fundraising world suddenly under the microscope. The clip centers on claims that money was being routed in

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Newsom Challenges Jake Tapper On California Pandemic Response

Dan Veld September 16, 2026

California’s pandemic response is back in the spotlight after Gavin Newsom acknowledged that the shutdowns went too far. The remark, made during a relaxed fishing trip interview with Jake Tapper, pulled an old wound right

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Grassley Exposes FBI Bias In Trump And Musk Files

Darnell Thompkins September 16, 2026

Checkpoints for the article: Grassley’s release of new FBI documents Claims of political bias inside the bureau The Trump-Russia Crossfire Hurricane probe A proposed FBI investigation into Elon Musk Concerns about former agents and the

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Ex-Pentagon Vet Warns AI Doomerism Could Hand China An Edge

Erica Carlin September 16, 2026

AI policy is getting squeezed between two loud camps, and the middle is where the real fight lives. One side warns of catastrophe and wants the brakes slammed on, while the other says America has

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Trump Admin Accuses ICC Of Ignoring Atrocities, Targeting Americans

Karen Givens September 16, 2026

The Trump administration is turning up the heat on the International Criminal Court, accusing the Hague-based tribunal of playing favorites with dangerous regimes while reaching for Americans and U.S. service members. The clash has sharpened

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Flores Predicts Red Wave In Texas As Talarico Reverses Stances

David Gregoire September 16, 2026

Republicans in South Texas are smelling an opening, and Eric Flores is betting it could turn into a full-blown statewide shockwave. The Army veteran and congressional candidate says James Talarico’s messy public reversals and the

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Four Carrier Upgrades Could Help US Counter China Threat

David Gregoire September 16, 2026

America’s carrier fleet is still one of the sharpest tools in the U.S. arsenal, but the next fight is going to punish hesitation. Four upgrades stand out as the difference between staying ahead of China

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America Must Prepare For Unconventional Attacks After 9/11

David Gregoire September 16, 2026

The country spent years hardening itself against another 9/11, but the next threat may not come roaring in the same way. Today’s danger is quieter, faster, and built to hit the systems people rely on

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El-Sayed Dodges Questions On Hasan Piker Before Senate Meeting

Kevin Parker September 16, 2026

Abdul El-Sayed’s stop at Democratic power circles in Washington came with an awkward shadow hanging over it. The Michigan Senate hopeful has been trying to pitch himself as a serious general-election contender, but questions about

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GOP Lawmakers Demand Answers On Trump Butler Shooter Files

Brittany Mays September 16, 2026

Republican lawmakers are digging back into the Butler, Pa., assassination attempt after fresh records surfaced that they say raise even more questions than answers. The new details point to gaps in what federal investigators shared,

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Gingrich Maps GOP Path To Win 2026 Midterms

Ella Ford September 16, 2026

• Republican path to a 2026 win• Strategic clarity and message discipline• Forcing Democrats to defend their agenda• Voter concerns like prices and healthcare• Price transparency and affordability• Medicare and Medicaid reform Republicans have a

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Trump Pushes AI Race With China As Warnings Mount

Darnell Thompkins September 16, 2026

Trump’s push to keep America ahead in artificial intelligence has collided with a louder warning from inside the industry: the race may be moving faster than anyone can safely manage. As Washington prepares for high-stakes

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Israel Faces New Sanctions Debate As Anti Semitism Rises

Brittany Mays September 16, 2026

The loudest fights in world politics can swallow everything in sight, but the daily work of helping wounded Israeli veterans rebuild their lives tells a different story. Inside rehabilitation centers across Israel, prosthetics, trauma care,

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Trump Pushes Epic Fury Against Iran, America Gains Ground

Erica Carlin September 16, 2026

Trump’s campaign against Iran is being framed as a clear-eyed, hard-edged push that puts pressure on Tehran without drifting into the kind of muddled, endless mess that has burned America before. The argument rests on

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Federal Judge Scrutinizes George Soros Backed DA Larry Krasner

Dan Veld September 16, 2026

A federal judge has pushed a messy legal fight into even rougher territory, suggesting that Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner may have crossed a line serious enough to draw federal attention. The move lands in

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Trump Court Fight Looms Over Election Fraud Claims

Dan Veld September 16, 2026

Donald Trump came out swinging after a Supreme Court ruling tied to midterm elections, and the criticism landed with familiar force. The reaction put election rules, court power, and the fight over fairness all in

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Van Lathan Criticizes Media, Family Structure Debate Intensifies

Dan Veld September 16, 2026

Van Lathan’s latest comments ended up poking a very familiar sore spot: the way public culture treats marriage, family stability, and black households as if they are separate conversations. That is the part people keep

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House Dems Face Trump Tariff Dilemma Over Russia Sanctions Bill

Doug Goldsmith September 16, 2026

House Democrats are staring at a messy choice as a Senate-backed Russia sanctions bill moves closer to the floor. The measure is designed to tighten the screws on Moscow, but it also hands President Donald

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Tarrant County DA Warns of Cryptocurrency Scam Targeting Elderly Texans

Dan Veld September 16, 2026

Texas investigators uncovered a scam that drained an elderly woman of $30,000, but the story did not stop there. What began as a cruel fraud case turned into a much bigger takedown that reached across

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Federal Judge Refers Philadelphia DA Krasner To DOJ Probe

Ella Ford September 16, 2026

Checklist: Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner and a top deputy were referred to the Justice Department. A federal judge pointed to possible criminal conduct tied to a murder conviction case. The case centers on accusations

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Lawmakers Eject Activists, Probe Foreign Influence Network

Karen Givens September 16, 2026

Lawmakers on Capitol Hill kicked off a hearing on foreign influence with a sharp clash over protest politics, activist theater, and the reach of Neville Roy Singham’s sprawling funding network. What started as a policy

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Delaware Republicans Nominate Arminio For McBride House Challenge

David Gregoire September 16, 2026

Delaware Republicans have set up a fresh November fight in the state’s only U.S. House district, and the result has a little drama baked in. Joseph “Dr. Joe” Arminio, a political scientist with deep academic

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Jayapal Says DHS Arrests Mostly Target People With No Threat

Karen Givens September 16, 2026

Rep. Pramila Jayapal put immigration enforcement back in the spotlight with a sharp claim about recent DHS arrests, saying the majority of those taken into custody did not threaten public safety. The numbers behind that

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7 Republicans Join Democrats To Curb Trump Iran War Powers

Karen Givens September 16, 2026

• House Republicans split over Iran war powers• Democrats pushed the resolution with GOP help• Congress and the White House clash over authority• The Iran conflict is shaping the political fight• A presidential veto would

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Talarico Faces Blowback Over Resurfaced Democracy Remarks

David Gregoire September 16, 2026

Texas Senate candidate James Talarico is under fresh scrutiny after an older interview clip resurfaced and put his views on democracy, American identity, and political messaging back in the spotlight. The renewed attention has only

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Trace Gallagher Highlights America’s Common Sense Revival

Ella Ford September 15, 2026

Checklist: common sense in everyday American life; wisdom passed down by people with real experience; the value of hard work, teamwork, and luck; learning lessons later than expected; mentoring younger people and passing wisdom forward.

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Trump Assassination Attempt Probe Focuses On Thomas Crooks in Butler

Dan Veld September 15, 2026

The latest details surrounding Thomas Crooks have only deepened the sense of unease around the Butler, Pennsylvania attack. New comments from his father paint a picture of a child who seemed detached in a way

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Supreme Court Rejects Trump Mail-Ballot Bid, Midterm Block Stands

Dan Veld September 15, 2026

The Supreme Court declined to let new Postal Service mail-ballot rules kick in right away, keeping a lower court’s nationwide block in place as the 2026 midterms draw closer. The dispute centers on how much

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Amy Klobuchar Takes Aim At Vikings, NFL Politics Debate

Dan Veld September 15, 2026

Amy Klobuchar keeps finding herself in the same kind of spotlight, and this time the focus is on how quickly a political moment can turn into a sports-and-culture flashpoint. The Minnesota senator’s latest attention-grabber shows

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Illinois Concealed Carrier Thwarts Armed Robbery Attempt

Dan Veld September 15, 2026

A gas station stop in Illinois turned into a life-or-death moment when an armed robbery attempt met immediate resistance. What could have become a routine hold-up instead unraveled fast, with the victim refusing to fold

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Newsom Draws Mockery Over Staged Fly Fishing CNN Interview

Darnell Thompkins September 15, 2026

Politics Newsom roasted online for ‘staged’ fly-fishing interview with CNN anchor where he dropped major 2028 hint The California governor’s pre-recorded Montana outing with CNN’s Jake Tapper was roundly mocked online Published September 15, 2026

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Smithsonian Latino Museum Faces Renewed Criticism Over Woke Exhibit

Karen Givens September 15, 2026

The Smithsonian’s latest move has put a fresh spotlight on a fight that has been simmering for years: whether the nation’s most visible cultural institutions are telling history straight or filtering it through ideology. The

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Trump Blasts Supreme Court After Mail-In Voting Ruling Against Him

Karen Givens September 15, 2026

Checklist: Trump’s reaction to the Supreme Court ruling The mail-in voting fight and USPS ballot rules The justices’ split and Kavanaugh’s reasoning The effect on the 2026 midterm elections Trump’s broader frustration with the Court

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Detroit Voters Dismiss Trump’s $5,000 Dividend Promise

David Gregoire September 15, 2026

Detroit voters are sounding off on President Donald Trump’s proposed $5,000 dividend, and plenty of them are not impressed. With prices still biting hard and trust in promised payouts running thin, the idea is landing

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Kamala Harris Mocked After Resurfaced AI Explanation Goes Viral

Brittany Mays September 15, 2026

Checklist: Kamala Harris and the resurfaced AI clip Her call for slowing AI development Online backlash and mockery Earlier AI and cloud explanations Democratic calls for AI oversight Trump’s pushback on AI restraints Kamala Harris

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Moskovitz AI Network Faces Scrutiny Over Regulation Push

Brittany Mays September 15, 2026

AI fear, philanthropy, and political influence are colliding in a loud new debate that reaches from Silicon Valley to Washington. At the center is Dustin Moskovitz’s Coefficient Giving, a major donor network tied to effective

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AI Regulation Debate Grows As Congress Faces Pressure

Kevin Parker September 15, 2026

AI panic is making the rounds again, with warning sirens blaring one hour and calm reassurances landing the next. That whiplash has turned a serious policy question into a noisy public brawl, while Washington still

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Politicians Push Higher Taxes, Wealthy Americans Face More Pressure

Kevin Parker September 15, 2026

Checklist: “Fair share” tax rhetoric Higher top income tax rates Capital gains tax hikes Wealth taxes and living asset taxes Estate taxes and surtaxes The broader push for more revenue Politicians keep tossing around the

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Trump Urged To Act On AI Safety Fears Now

David Gregoire September 15, 2026

AI panic is no longer sitting on the fringe. The loudest voices in the industry are now talking openly about systems that could behave in dangerous, unpredictable ways, and that has pushed the debate from

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Canada Must Forge New North American Trade Deal With U.S.

Brittany Mays September 15, 2026

Canada’s smartest path forward is not a symbolic leap across the Atlantic. It is a hard-nosed reset with the United States that puts jobs, security, and real leverage ahead of political theater. For months, the

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Mr. T Inspires Chicago Youth With Lessons In Faith And Hard Work

Erica Carlin September 15, 2026

Mr. T’s life still hits hard because it carries a lesson that never gets old: where someone starts does not decide where they finish. From the South Side of Chicago to national fame, his story

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University Faces Backlash Over Social Media Racism Claims

Dan Veld September 15, 2026

University politics can turn ugly fast when public comments collide with classroom authority, and that is exactly where this story lands. A professor’s blunt online behavior, paired with dismissive remarks, sparked backlash that quickly moved

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Chicago Teen Girl Murder Case Shifts As Train Shove Probe Widens

Dan Veld September 15, 2026

Chaos on a Chicago train platform turned deadly after a fight spilled into a moving train, leaving one man dead and a teenage girl at the center of the case. The story has taken a

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DHS Launches Federal Investigation Into Ilhan Omar Immigration Status

Dan Veld September 15, 2026

Questions around Ilhan Omar, Tom Homan, and a possible federal probe have stirred up another round of hard-edged political noise, with immigration and enforcement once again sitting at the center of the fight. The issue

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Mitch McConnell Faces Fresh Pressure In US Senate Debate

Dan Veld September 15, 2026

Mitch McConnell made a rare public appearance at the Capitol, and the moment quickly drew attention because it came after a long stretch of silence and speculation around his health and presence. The sighting put

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Susan Collins Faces Joe Manchin Challenge In Senate Race

Dan Veld September 15, 2026

Former Sen. Joe Manchin’s backing of Republican Sen. Susan Collins puts a bright spotlight on Maine politics, Senate loyalty, and the kind of deal-making that still shapes Washington. His praise for Collins went well beyond

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Abdul El-Sayed Calls For Action On Black Community Debts

Ella Ford September 15, 2026

Michigan’s Senate contest is already carrying plenty of heat, and Abdul El-Sayed is putting a big moral message front and center. He is arguing that Black communities have been shortchanged for far too long, while

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House Votes To Eliminate The Penny Permanently

Erica Carlin September 15, 2026

A long-running symbol of spare change is on the way out, and Congress has now moved with rare speed and near-total agreement. The House has backed a plan to stop minting pennies, while also opening

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Mamdani Blasts Federal Immigration Rule, Files NYC Lawsuit

Ella Ford September 15, 2026

Checklist: immigrant communities and their role in New York City, the federal public charge rule, the lawsuit led by city officials, the Trump administration’s position on taxpayer protection, the clash over benefits like Medicaid and

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Congress Probes China, Iran and Cuba Influence Networks

Kevin Parker September 14, 2026

Politics ‘Trojan horses’ in America: Congress probes influence networks tied to China, Iran and Cuba CodePink disruption offers a real-time glimpse of the ‘Trojan horse’ influence operations House hearing will examine Published September 14, 2026

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Dispatch Audio Reveals Desperate Search After Tiffany Plane Sinks

Kevin Parker September 14, 2026

Dispatch audio and firsthand accounts paint a tense picture of a night rescue on Lake Wausau, where a small plane lost power on approach and went down in the water with Wisconsin GOP gubernatorial candidate

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Memphis Home Invasion Turns Deadly in Fatal Shooting

Dan Veld September 14, 2026

Police say a violent home invasion in Memphis ended in chaos after a resident was attacked inside his apartment and then fired back, leaving one of the alleged intruders dead. The case has put a

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Turning Point USA X Account Highlights Charlie Kirk Statue Vandalism

Dan Veld September 14, 2026

A newly installed Charlie Kirk statue became a flashpoint almost immediately after its unveiling, with vandals scrawling a hostile message across the monument and turning a symbolic tribute into a fresh political street fight. The

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Trump Touts White House Renovations, Says Building Was In Poor Shape

Karen Givens September 14, 2026

President Donald Trump is leaning hard into a White House makeover that he says was long overdue, framing the renovation push as a rescue mission for a building he described as neglected and worn down.

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DSA-backed Candidates Gain Ground With Broad Economic Agenda

Brittany Mays September 14, 2026

“`html The Democratic Socialists of America is pushing a sweeping economic makeover that would touch almost every part of daily life, from who controls major industries to how much people work and what they pay

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Resurfaced Clip Shows Talarico Calling Parents Abusive Over Gender Identity

Kevin Parker September 14, 2026

James Talarico is facing fresh scrutiny after an old clip resurfaced showing him describing a parent’s refusal to affirm a child’s gender identity as “abusive for sure.” The remarks land at a rough moment for

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Muslim Voters Back El-Sayed Despite Liberal Stance, Attendees Say

David Gregoire September 14, 2026

Abdul El-Sayed’s Michigan Senate bid is pulling together a strange coalition, where some Muslim voters openly dislike his stances on abortion and LGBTQ issues but still see him as their best shot at political influence.

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Tech Investor Backs $40 Million Push To Fight DSA Gains

Kevin Parker September 14, 2026

State-level politics is getting a jolt of money, and it is aimed squarely at the Democratic Socialists of America. A libertarian tech investor has put a huge pile of cash behind a push to help

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Mamdani, James Sue To Block Trump Visa Welfare Rule

Dan Veld September 14, 2026

New York politics is heating up again, and this time the fight is over who gets to enter and stay in the country under a tougher federal standard. Mayor Zohran Mamdani and New York Attorney

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AI Doomsday Warnings Surge After Anthropic Exit Post

Dan Veld September 14, 2026

Artificial Intelligence AI extinction warnings dominate headlines after ex-Anthropic employee’s viral post Jacob Coxon warned that AI builders ‘earnestly believe’ the technology could kill everyone by decade’s end Published September 14, 2026 3:00am EDT <!–>

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China’s Medicine Chokehold, Why America Must Rebuild Supply Chains

Dan Veld September 14, 2026

China’s grip on America’s drug supply is more than a supply-chain annoyance. It reaches into national defense, public health, and the basic question of whether the country can protect itself when the pressure is on.

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Jessica Tarlov Admits Democrats Sometimes Go Too Far

Darnell Thompkins September 14, 2026

• Bias can warp judgment even when intentions are good• COVID-era mandates exposed how fast trust can crack• Public confusion and pressure can make people dig in harder• The Jussie Smollett episode shows why facts

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California Bureaucracy Is Stifling Freedom, and Fun

Brittany Mays September 14, 2026

Checklist: California’s natural advantages and cultural energy How layers of rules and permits choke everyday life The case for targeted rules over blanket bans Freedom for small businesses, events, and local gatherings A proposed Office

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AI Truth Battle, U.S. And China Race To Shape Belief

Dan Veld September 14, 2026

AI is no longer just a tool for answering questions. It is becoming the filter between people and reality, and that makes the fight over truth a lot bigger than a tech debate. The real

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Republicans Need Reagan Style Vision To Win Midterms

Ella Ford September 14, 2026

Republicans have a rare opening to make the next election about something bigger than a single policy fight or a short burst of economic noise. The stronger message is about confidence, growth, and a future

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El-Sayed Defends Child Sex Changes, Cites Doctors’ Authority

Ella Ford September 14, 2026

Abdul El-Sayed’s latest comments lit up an already heated debate over gender-affirming care for minors, medical authority, and how far the government should go in drawing lines around treatment. His argument leaned hard on the

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Arizona Supreme Court Weighs Free Speech In ASU DEI Dispute

Dan Veld September 14, 2026

Campus speech has become a pressure test for American institutions, and the latest fight shows just how fragile that freedom can be when ideology starts running the show. The clash at Arizona State University over

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Christian Men Turn To Faith, Health, And Purpose

Dan Veld September 14, 2026

Christian men are being challenged to live with a kind of strength that looks nothing like swagger, domination, or noise. The sharper message here is simple: meekness is not weakness, and when it is rooted

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Columbia County Mother Charged In Pregnant Woman Killing

Dan Veld September 14, 2026

Florida investigators are still piecing together a heartbreaking case that has shaken a local community and put a teenage boy under intense scrutiny. A 17-year-old is now considered a person of interest in the death

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Missouri Court Blocks New Map, Boosts Democrats In Midterms

Erica Carlin September 14, 2026

Missouri’s election fight just got messier, and Republicans are the ones left scrambling. A Supreme Court ruling has put the state back on its 2022 congressional map, throwing fresh uncertainty into a tight midterm battle

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Trump Urges Zelenskyy To Stop Hitting Russia Diesel Refineries

Doug Goldsmith September 14, 2026

Donald Trump sent a blunt warning to Volodymyr Zelenskyy as Ukraine keeps hammering Russian energy sites, saying the strikes on diesel refineries need to stop. The comment landed against a messy backdrop of rising fuel

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Trump Says Lindsay Clancy Case Is A State Matter

Brittany Mays September 13, 2026

President Donald Trump drew a hard line on the Lindsay Clancy case, saying it belongs in state court and not in Washington. The exchange came after Clancy’s attorney floated a pardon request, even though the

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Trump Slams AOC, Mamdani Over Laughing At 9/11 Ceremony

Karen Givens September 13, 2026

Donald Trump tore into Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Zohran Mamdani after a video showed the two Democrats smiling and appearing to laugh during a 9/11 memorial ceremony at Ground Zero. The clip ignited instant backlash because

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Trump Says China Spies on US, Links Iran Strike To Imagery

Kevin Parker September 13, 2026

President Donald Trump brushed off a new China controversy with a blunt line that landed hard: Beijing spies on the United States, and the United States spies on Beijing. The comment came after a report

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Democrats Threaten Members, For Helping Working Americans Over Party Loyalty

Kevin Parker September 13, 2026

Democrats are showing a strange kind of panic: when members put local workers ahead of party loyalty, the leadership acts like that is the real scandal. Jared Golden and Marie Gluesenkamp Perez split from the

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Parkinson’s Rates Surge, 5 Critical Facts Everyone Should Know

Doug Goldsmith September 13, 2026

Parkinson’s disease is moving from a medical concern to a broader public reality, and the reasons to pay attention are piling up fast. It affects movement, balance, and daily independence, but the story does not

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AI Reshapes Digital Life Across Generations

Dan Veld September 13, 2026

The loudest warnings around AI are no longer coming from futurists on the fringe. They are coming from people watching the culture, the institutions, and the habits of everyday life bend around a technology that

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Washington Redskins Name Debate Returns Amid Woke Agenda Push

Dan Veld September 13, 2026

Washington football’s name fight has been simmering for years, but the latest push puts a sharper edge on the whole debate. Family members tied to a once-celebrated Native American figure are now calling for the

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Christians Reflect On Grief, Sin, And Charlie Kirk’s Death

Dan Veld September 13, 2026

Grief can crack a person open in an instant, but it can also expose what still stands when everything else feels shaken. In that raw space, faith is not a neat slogan or a polished

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Trump Plans New Space Academy, Reviving Kennedy Era Ambitions

Dan Veld September 13, 2026

Trump’s new Space Academy idea is stirring up the same kind of wide-eyed ambition that once turned the Space Race into a national obsession. The pitch leans hard into big, bold American confidence, with echoes

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Wisconsin GOP Candidate Swims To Safety After Lake Plane Crash

Doug Goldsmith September 13, 2026

Tom Tiffany walked away from a terrifying lake landing with only minor injuries after a small plane lost power near Wausau, Wisconsin. The Republican gubernatorial candidate and the pilot ended up swimming to safety as

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