Editorial: BBC’s jolly good fun against Trump stinks
In a striking turn of events, the BBC has found itself in the crosshairs of controversy once again, following serious…
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Book Review: Teddy Roosevelt made U.S. a superpower
In the heart of North Dakota's Badlands, the construction of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library is a testament to the…
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McCaughey: Playing politics with housing affordability
In a recent commentary, former New York Lt. Governor Betsy McCaughey explores the shifting political landscape between homeowners and renters,…
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Editorial: Return to work order ‘shocking’ says irate DNC staff
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, many companies have been grappling with the return-to-office (RTO) dilemma, and the Democratic…
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Has Trump already lost the Latino vote?
In a striking reversal of political fortunes, the latest elections have seen a significant shift in favor of the Democratic…
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Cal Thomas: Time for the Right to clean house
The conservative movement, particularly the traditional brand exemplified by Ronald Reagan, faces a significant challenge from the alt-right—a faction increasingly…
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S.E. Cupp: Zohran Mamdani’s rise from nowhere to City Hall
The recent mayoral election in New York City has culminated in a historic victory for Zohran Mamdani, a 34-year-old democratic…
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Cal Thomas: Time for a second American Revolution
In the wake of the recent government shutdown and growing discontent with the current state of American politics, there is…
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Cal Thomas: The biased broadcasting corporation
In a recent controversy surrounding the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), two high-ranking officials resigned following the exposure of a significant…
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Alex Karp Went From Biden Donor to Trump Enabler. Why?
In a fascinating exploration of the complex relationship between tech billionaires and identity politics, a recent article delves into the…
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