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Why does the world's most valuable company keep appeasing the evil Communist Chinese regime?
In a do-or-die match, Team USA put its politics aside for 90 minutes and barely bested Iran.
Only this president could prop up an illegitimate dictator and stiff a good friend all at once.
Sam Brinton shows the lengths to which this administration will go to promote its DEI agenda.
Twitter's Elon Musk is committed to free speech, and the Left is equally committed to stopping him.
If violent crime disproportionately affects black communities, why do the Democrats keep trying to ignore the issue?
It was his final White House media briefing, but The Man of Science didn't get the send-off he expected.
A retired Army veteran did what came naturally to him, and in doing so saved countless lives.
Another day, another disgraceful walk-back for the American president.
Senator Marco Rubio and Congressman Chip Roy are sounding the alarm on the Obama-Biden social experiment that's ruining our military.
Mainstream Republican Kevin McCarthy and hard-left Democrat Hakeem Jeffries are maneuvering for their respective parties' senior leadership positions.
The disgraced crypto king bought plenty of influence among those who should have been regulating his industry and paying attention to his crooked practices.
Outgoing House Speaker Nancy Pelosi presided over the most partisan, most poisonous era in modern American politics.
A suspended journalist and contradictory details in the local and federal indictments make clear that the whole truth is being hidden.
The awful irony of his sales pitch was apparently lost on the Senate minority leader.
The increasingly apparent answer is that the bureau wanted to help the Democrats weaponize the riot against Donald Trump and his supporters.
The House minority leader easily won a procedural vote for speaker yesterday, but getting to 218 will be a far heavier lift.
In a lengthy but long-overdue article on puberty blockers, The New York Times wrestles with self-doubt.
Now more than ever, it's time for some fresh blood and new ideas in the Republican Senate caucus.
The China virus has killed more than one million Americans, but Joe Biden made clear that he'd rather talk about climate change.
