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Iraq War documentary, once shelved by PBS, sees the light 17 years later

Nearly two decades after it was filmed, a new documentary revisits two of the deadliest battles during the early years of the Iraq War by showing the first-person perspective of the men on the ground. But the film almost never came to be. The Last 600 Meters: The Battles of Najaf and Fallujah was delayed […]

Byron York says the progressive wing is the most powerful group in the Democratic Party

Washington Examiner Chief Political Correspondent Byron York said the most powerful section of the Democratic Party is the progressives, highlighting Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT). “Obviously, the most powerful part of the Democratic Party now is the progressive wing, which until a couple of weeks ago was the AOC-Bernie wing; now […]

Anti-Israel socialist candidates try to ride Mamdani’s wave to political office

Incoming New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani‘s landslide victory on Tuesday has emboldened the Democratic Party’s left wing, lending hopes of victory to several socialist congressional candidates hostile to Israel. The failure of the Democratic Party’s old guard to stop President Donald Trump, combined with Israel’s war against Hamas terrorists in Gaza, has opened the […]

DOJ probe into Black Lives Matter finances deepens as group cuts ties with top board member

One week after national outlets reported that the Justice Department had opened a fraud investigation into the Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation, the organization announced Friday that it had severed ties with longtime strategist and board member Shalomyah Bowers, citing a “leadership transition.” The move sharpened scrutiny of the organization’s finances and governance just as […]

Biden slams Trump for ‘taking a wrecking ball’ to democracy: ‘I’m angry’

Former President Joe Biden attacked President Donald Trump in a speech at a gala on Friday, claiming Trump was destroying democracy. Biden had been relatively quiet since leaving the presidency, waiting several months into his rival’s second term to comment on the state of affairs in the country. He continued his venturing back into the […]

Statesman Trump has eye on diplomatic legacy, despite ‘America First’ critics getting louder

When President Donald Trump returned to the White House, critics expressed concerns that his “America First” policies would mean “America Alone” again. He withdrew the United States from the Paris Agreement and the World Health Organization, demanded that NATO allies spend more on their defense, and dismantled the U.S. Agency for International Development. But nine […]

Air traffic controllers warn flight cuts won’t ease shutdown strain or prevent risk 

Air traffic controllers say the Federal Aviation Administration’s plan to trim flight schedules by up to 10% during the government shutdown doesn’t go nearly far enough to ease the crushing workload inside the nation’s control centers, and may do little to address what they describe as a growing safety risk. The Washington Examiner spoke with […]

Perception that Trump is going too far on immigration is flashback to Obama days

Former President Barack Obama’s use of executive power and pursuit of policy changes without the constraints of Congress helped set the table for what Democrats now describe as the “authoritarian” ethos of the second Trump administration. From using the Justice Department to achieve partisan goals to advancing his immigration agenda via executive actions, Obama set precedents […]

Judge permanently blocks Trump deployment of National Guard to Portland

A federal judge permanently blocked President Donald Trump on Friday from deploying the National Guard to Portland, where the administration has cited clashes between anti-ICE protesters and federal officers as justifying the military presence. United States District Judge Karin Immergut found that the federal government violated the 10th Amendment and Title 10, Section 12406 of […]

Cruz slams Republican colleagues for not denouncing Carlson after Fuentes interview

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) slammed his Republican colleagues on Friday for failing to denounce Tucker Carlson amid the fallout from the conservative pundit’s interview with Nick Fuentes, a white nationalist who has contributed to the recent rise in antisemitism online. “My colleagues, almost to a person, think what is happening is horrible, but a great […]
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