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The work of a special committee on the weaponization of the federal government has been a welcome consequence of the Republican-controlled House.

A comprehensive new study shows that focusing on diversity, equity, and inclusion harms precisely the students it's meant to help.

While his economic policies are busting family budgets, Joe Biden is focused on the trivial.

Trevor Bauer tells his side of a sordid story that blew up his career at its peak.

California's calculating governor chose a radical leftist to serve out the remainder of deceased Senator Dianne Feinstein's term.

Bidenomics is failing on all fronts, and some think prices are never going back down again.

The Golden State's push for 100% electric vehicle sales by 2035 is meeting resistance not only from consumers but also autoworkers and federal legislators.

The energy-rich state is oddly dependent on renewables, which are utterly dependent on the weather.

Time and time again, Joe Biden has proven himself to be an unusually bad liar, even with the Leftmedia's help.

Sadly, it comes as no surprise that families on food stamps got nearly $150 more per month than they should have in 2022.

By calling for a daytime cease-fire, a sorry city alderman pushes the envelope of ridiculousness.

Whether chewing its leaves directly or brewing them into a tea, kratom can be a stimulant or a sedative, and it can also be deadly.

There's a dirty little secret about those Chinese-made solar panels that are popping up everywhere.

Several factors have driven the increase in workers, but Joe Biden has no room for boasting.

New Yorkers were in favor of their status as a sanctuary city — until they were against it.

The Left is working to deny religious freedom if it's used to criticize the Rainbow Mafia's agenda.

What the alarmists are calling the hottest spell in "at least 100,000 years" is what we call "summer."

The landscape has shifted, our priorities are misplaced, and we're turning off our next generation of warriors.

An extraordinary Princeton professor has a better, more noble idea for the month of June.

A treasure trove of our personal information is the price we now pay for interacting on the Internet.