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The Left’s day-one blueprint is already written. Here’s what a 2026 Democratic majority looks like

Americans are heading into November with a choice that is more consequential than most political observers are willing to say plainly. If Democrats win...

Latin America turns right as Democrats turn left

The final result won’t be known until later this month, but if the first round of Brazil’s election is any indication, it will soon...

In GOP midterm calculation, avoiding the unthinkable

IN GOP MIDTERM CALCULATION, AVOIDING THE UNTHINKABLE. Republican politicos, and everyday voters, too, are inundated with predictions of disaster in the upcoming midterm elections....

Federal deficit surged 12% last year. Even though tax collections grew, spending exploded faster

After falling by 4% in the first full fiscal year of Donald Trump’s second term, the federal budget deficit surged 12% to an eyewatering...

How the Russia-Ukraine war continues to contribute to current high diesel fuel costs

High diesel gas prices continue to hamper the nation on Thursday despite President Donald Trump’s recent executive order to suspend “diesel fuel tax payment...

California Democrats fight uphill against voter ID proposition

The battle over California’s voter identification proposition promises to be the most competitive race in the state, with Democrats fighting a rare uphill battle...

If Big Tech guzzles our grid, make them buy your hurricane battery

Tropical Storm Isaias is headed for the northern Gulf Coast, and forecasters expect it to come ashore as a hurricane late this week. Gulf...

If you trust elections only when you win, you’re the one destroying democracy

A constitutional republic is only as stable as the public trust inside its structural guardrails. When that trust erodes, the entire architecture of the...

Washington’s AI moratorium is the best gift Xi Jinping could ask for

At the White House, Chinese President Xi Jinping recently told President Donald Trump that China and America, as “leading nations in artificial intelligence,” have...

Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon reforms look great on PowerPoint. Can they survive the battlefield?

Last week’s performance at Quantico was quite a show. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stood before service members and announced reforms to cut senior bureaucracy,...
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