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Why Detroit holds the key to Michigan’s Senate seat

Michigan’s Senate race may hinge on a decision black voters in Detroit make in the final days: Turn out for Abdul el Sayed, stay...

Code name ‘Zane,’ secret flights, and a decoy: The DSCC’s Alaska shadow campaign

The New York Times has performed a public service by detailing the quiet, methodical effort by Democrats and their allies to place a second...

Children deserve phone-free classrooms

On Oct. 1, Sens. Mark Kelly (D-AZ) and Tom Cotton (R-AK) introduced a bipartisan bill aimed at keeping phones out of the hands of...

JD Vance found a new pen pal: An IRGC terrorist with American blood on his hands

Although President Donald Trump has sought to destroy Islamic terrorism and its foremost global sponsor, the Islamic Republic, or the Islamic Caliphate of the...

Bibi on the brink: Does Netanyahu still have time to finish the job in Iran?

Israel’s election has produced no clear governing majority. As ballots continue to be counted, early returns show that neither Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s...

Philadelphia Democrats organize to disrupt ICE. They’re protecting violent illegal immigrants

Illegal immigrant crime is plaguing Philadelphia and its surrounding suburbs, and the city’s Democrats are holding training sessions to teach activists how to disrupt...

From Faroes to Flanders: Washington’s case for engaging Europe’s pro-Western independence movements

In October 1905, American diplomats received Norway’s charge d’affaires ad interim just days after Sweden recognized the dissolution of its union. The U.S. press...

When will AI companies start returning on investment?

Skeptics of the artificial intelligence revolution have recently had the upper hand. In July, the semiconductor sector of the U.S. stock market began to underperform;...

Why Abdul el Sayed won’t denounce the Muslim Brotherhood

NBC News’s Meet the Press host Kristen Welker kept insisting on Sunday that Abdul el Sayed, Michigan’s Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate, had...

The Right is at a time for fusing

In the weeks leading up to midterm elections that could define American politics for a decade, a heated debate has broken out between various...
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