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Your car is being tracked without a warrant. Two Republicans are ending the dragnet

Two House Republicans have decided the Fourth Amendment still applies to people who drive cars. Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN) filed HR 9800, the Protection Against...

Kevin Warsh just pulled back the curtain on America’s economic progress

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh pulled back the curtain this week on an economy making more progress than people feel. Gallup’s Economic Confidence Index stood...

Fauci’s fall: ‘The science’ pleads the Fifth

Anthony Fauci refused to answer what color tie he was wearing in a Senate Homeland Security Committee hearing on Wednesday. He also refused to...

Is freedom dying in Hungary?

For years, Hungary inspired conservatives around the world. Under former Prime Minister Viktor Orban, the country demonstrated that a nation could defend its borders,...

The Biden border crisis cost us a house

Before Congress, I proudly worked with federal and state law enforcement to prosecute illegal immigrant criminals and dismantle transnational criminal networks here in our...

Iran just put Melania and Barron Trump on its kill list. America has only one viable response

On Monday, a news agency tied to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps published an AI-generated video that walked its audience through how and where...

State Department must allow diplomats to take more risks

American diplomats chafe at both President Donald Trump’s disrespect toward the professional foreign service and the closure of several U.S. embassies. While they have...

How Ukraine’s sea drones earned Western salivation

Ukrainian defense company UFORCE has signed an agreement with U.S. shipbuilder RECONCRAFT to manufacture the combat-proven Magura naval drones on American soil. Production is...

Trump must condemn and thwart Ireland’s anti-Israel boycott

Ireland’s president has signed a bill boycotting Israeli goods and products. The Trump administration must do what it can to ensure that this rankly...

How Pittsburgh became the early alarm bell for the DSA’s rise

PITTSBURGH — The rise of the Democratic left in Pittsburgh did not happen overnight. It was built over years through patient organizing, disciplined recruiting,...
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