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On This Day: Action feels imminent with Washington in Boston

The following is an installment of “On This Day,” a series celebrating America’s 250th anniversary by following the actions of Gen. George Washington, the...

Trump and Rubio campaign for Viktor Orban, Xi’s European pet

Under Prime Minister Viktor Orban, the European nation of Hungary has become a de facto colony of Communist China. This is not a debatable point. Orban now allows Chinese police...

San Francisco judge considers no jail time for killing a family of four

Soft-on-crime judges are at the point where they decide that the biggest punishment for killing a family of four is the weight of one’s...

‘Doing nothing’ about Social Security means bankruptcy in 4 years and a 28% benefit cut

The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office has sounded the alarm once more. The CBO reminds us that the current bipartisan consensus of enacting zero reform...

A simple bar — and bill — can save a farmer’s life

Farmers are the backbone of our country, the hardworking men and women who feed and fuel our nation. But too often, their needs are...

US trade representative should shine a spotlight on Chinese counterfeits

The United States trade representative is set to release its 2025 Notorious Markets List, an annual report highlighting marketplaces linked to large-scale copyright piracy...

Former Philadelphia Eagles linebacker sacks Brendan Boyle over voter ID

Former Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Seth Joyner once made a living decimating opponents on the gridiron. Last week, nearly 30 years after his last snap...

How faith and community form around paczki

OAKMONT, Pa. — Forty years ago, Marc Serrao started making paczki. Serrao had just started his modest bakery in the suburban Pittsburgh river town when he decided to...

Democrats go scorched earth on redistricting

Last month, we wrote about Midwestern Republican lawmakers — in Ohio and especially Indiana — defying pressure from the Trump administration to engage in...

Michigan attorney general’s antitrust suit against Big Oil is the sincerest form of flattery

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has launched a copycat antitrust suit against BP, Shell, Chevron, and Exxon Mobil for engaging in a “conspiracy to...
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