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Minnesota fraudsters didn’t just steal $250 million. They stole our trust

Mekfira and Abduljabar Hussein were recently sentenced to a combined 97 months after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud, having obtained about...

Take the Wilderness Road and you’ll find the Appalachian first lady who fooled Washington

WYTHEVILLE, Virginia — Most people meet this town zooming past it at 70 miles an hour. Interstate 77 comes up out of North Carolina. Interstate...

What Rubio gets wrong about the West

The backdrop was perfect: the Acropolis at sunset, bathed in golden light. The topic was equally worthy: Greece’s role in the extraordinary success of...

Increasingly insulated Democrats struggle in debates

Democrats have so insulated themselves in their liberal media echo chamber that they have lost the ability to debate beyond their rehearsed attacks and...

Trump’s not-so super intelligent effort to rename artificial intelligence

The midterm elections are less than a month away. You might, therefore, expect Republicans to fixate on political messaging that galvanizes loyal voters and...

Your packages are stuck in 1869: Why America still doesn’t have a real coast-to-coast railroad

America’s first transcontinental railroad was completed in 1869, born of the Pacific Railway Act that President Abraham Lincoln signed into law seven years earlier....

Stop rewriting 1948: How the myth of Palestinian independence led to Oct. 7

Much of the criticism of Zionism rests with a perception that during the 1948 war, they defeated a broad-based Palestinian national movement. The 2025...

Accenture said it ditched DEI. The DOJ just caught them running secret race scorecards

Yogi Berra said it best: It’s deja vu all over again. Color-coded monthly dashboards. Separate promotion conversations for candidates who moved demographic numbers in the...

Reagan had it right, and 77% agree: Don’t let presidents profit off the office

When Ronald Reagan entered the White House in 1981, he voluntarily placed the liquid assets from his $4 million fortune into a blind trust....

Christa Pike woke up: With a 7% botch rate, lethal injection is an engineering disaster

On the evening of Sept. 30, Tennessee gave Christa Pike a dose of pentobarbital, then a backup dose. She did not die. Witnesses heard...
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