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House Demands Answers on Drone Incursions Over Military Bases
Hundreds of drone incursions over military installations and the inability to handle them have House Oversight Committee members demanding answers.
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Judge Rejects Free Speech Shield for AI Chatbot in Teen Suicide Case
A federal judge has ruled that the First Amendment does not protect the output of an artificial intelligence chatbot accused of contributing to the suicide of a 14-year-old boy, marking a pivotal moment in the legal battle over the rights and responsibilities of generative AI.
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Report: China Helped 'South Korea's Bernie Sanders' Win Presidency
As Americans prepare to celebrate independence with fireworks, some South Koreans are firing warning flares about their June 3 presidential election's potential threat to freedom.
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Mamdani Would Be Latest in Long List of Socialist Mayors
Most Americans gasped when they woke up Wednesday of last week to the news that New York City would likely have its first socialist mayor following the party's ranked-choice Democratic primary.
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Pride Parade or Orbán Hate Fest? Budapest's Protest Shows EU's Agenda
Budapest's streets erupted in rainbow colors this weekend as tens of thousands defied the Hungarian government's newly enacted ban on the annual Pride march.
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Why John Adams Rejected 4th of July
Founding Father John Adams was not a fan of the Fourth of July.
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Opera to the Oval Office: MAGA Consultant Alexandra Levine's Political Rise
Some people just have it - that mix of passion, polish and connections that quietly paves the way for major influence. MAGA political consultant Alexandra Levine is one of those people.
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How Has Public Opinion of Trump Changed Between Terms?
As both the 45th and 47th president of the United States, Donald Trump has made his voice heard globally.
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'The 56 Project' Revives Founding Fathers Through Music, AI, Storytelling
A new multi-digital initiative aims to honor the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence through music, animation and interactive experiences as America approaches its upcoming 250th anniversary celebration in 2026.
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Abortions Up 3 Years After Dobbs, but Planned Parenthood Funding Targeted
Three years ago this month the Supreme Court's landmark Dobbs decision gave states the right to regulate abortion, creating a patchwork of anti-abortion and abortion rights laws.
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After the Bombs: Iran Digs In on Nuclear Defiance
U.S. B-2 bombers may have delivered catastrophic damage to Iran's nuclear program; however, Iran is not giving up.
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Tariffs, Inflation and America's 'Golden Age': Trump's Economy Defies Doomsayers
Trump tariffs, the legacy media insists, will stoke double-digit inflation and cause an apocalypse for the U.S. economy, possibly even a global recession.
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Iran's Enriched Uranium: 'Where's Waldo' in the Middle East
In the wake of devastating U.S. and Israeli airstrikes on Iran's nuclear facilities in June 2025, a critical question looms over the international community: Where is Iran's stockpile of highly enriched uranium?
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Stephen Moore on Study: Legal Immigration Fuels America's Economic Strength
As immigration sparks protests and dominates headlines in 2025 with President Donald Trump's firm border policies taking center stage, a new study is shifting the focus to the powerful benefits of legal immigration.
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NATO Breaking Point: Defense Spending Discord a Threat to Unity
As the NATO Summit convened in The Hague, the polished corridors of diplomacy masked a growing fracture within the Western alliance.
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How Iran Is Not Iraq, Differs From Other Regime-Change Wars
Iran is just another Iraq, say critics of President Donald Trump's recent strike on Iranian nuclear sites.
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Actor Jason Bateman: Trump Voters Need to Be 'Corrected'
Unlike a slew of other Hollywood A-listers, actor Jason Bateman has managed to steer clear of major headlines related to hating President Donald Trump and making political statements in general. Until now, that is.
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'No Kings' and TikTok: How Foreign Influence Shapes US Protest Culture
Recent protest movements in the United States bearing slogans such as "No Kings" have drawn attention for their critiques of perceived authoritarianism in U.S. leadership.
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Trump's Iran Strike Divides MAGA Base - but the Strategy Is Real Story
For a president who built his brand on avoiding foreign entanglements, Donald Trump's surprise strike on Iranian nuclear facilities may seem like a political curveball.
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Lawmakers Seek Sterilized Fly Facility to Repel Invasive Screwworm
A government agency spending $300 million in taxpayer dollars to produce sterilized flies sounds like a dream scenario for a DOGE team looking to cut waste, fraud, and abuse.
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Seattle Musician Reveals ID as Controversial Artist Critical of Trans Movement
Jess Grant, a 67-year-old Seattle singer-songwriter with a decades-long career in the local music scene, is publicly revealing he is the artist behind the pseudonym "Whistle," known for two provocative albums critical of the transgender movement.
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Teen Summer Jobs: Opportunities in 2025, Investing in Future
With the arrival of summer, schools close their doors, and teens flock outside to savor the season. Between outings for ice cream, mini golf, and shopping, many feel the need for extra cash and begin the hunt for summer jobs.
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Bondi Sues Beshear for Giving In-State Tuition to Illegal Immigrants in Kentucky
The Department of Justice brought an end to Texas providing in-state tuition for illegal immigrants earlier this month.
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National Security Expert: Ukraine, Israel Attacks Show Risk of China-Linked Land Buys
As Gabriel Noronha learned how Ukraine and Israel conducted sneak drone attacks from their enemies' soil in recent weeks, it sparked some mixed emotions.
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US Dancers in Israel Trapped in Conflict Zone
As war flared once again in Israel, an unlikely and uplifting story of resilience and cultural courage has emerged from a group of American families - dancers and musicians of the Celtic Throne II Irish dance production - now stranded in the Holy Land.