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Military and Defense
Deep State Leaking Sensitive Undercover Operations to The Washington Post
Anonymous sources have exposed sensitive details of the Trump administration’s reported plans to establish a clandestine espionage program targeting China to legacy media, potentially revealing American intelligence strategies to foreign adversaries. The Pentagon is reportedly developing a deep-cover intelligence operation that would embed American operatives within private-sector businesses to gather…
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Abdul El-Sayed Said Assimilating To America Is Health Hazard
Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, has emphasized his experience as a public health official servingthe everyman, but his public health scholarship argues…
DOJ Notifies Counties in at Least Seven States It Will Send Election Day Monitors
The Justice Department has told election officials in Colorado, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Florida, Texas and Washington that federal monitors will observe voting on Nov. 3.
Omar Raked In $1.5 Million in Two Days After Federal Search of Her Home
Rep. Ilhan Omar reported raising $847,000 on the day federal agents searched her Washington home and $665,000 the next day, as her campaign cast the…
Full Fifth Circuit Upholds Trump’s No-Bond Detention Policy for Illegal Immigrants
In a 10-7 ruling, the full 5th Circuit said three men who entered the U.S. illegally had no constitutional right to bond hearings, a major…
DOJ Gives California Registrars 48 Hours to Set Aside Ballots From Suspected Noncitizens
DOJ Sues to Halt Alaska Senate Certification Over Second Dan Sullivan on Ballot
First Russian Diesel Tanker Under Trump-Putin Deal Heads for New York
New York Has 90 Days To Fix Fraud Mismanagement, CMS Shares
Supreme Court Lets New Hampshire Block Student IDs at the Polls in November
Feds Charge 15 in Nearly $2 Billion Los Angeles Health Care Fraud Takedown
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Opinion
Garbage In, Garbage Out: How Bad Polls Steer the Election
Political polls have become less accurate over the last 20 years, and I question whether they should be part of the process or stopped altogether. A few factors contribute to…
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Opinion
Healey’s ‘Energy Emergency’ Follows The Classic Democrat Playbook
Democratic Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey’s recent declaration of an “energy emergency,” issued less than a month before Election Day, is less a genuine response to crisis than a familiar and cynical…
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Opinion
Why is the Florida Dream a Democratic Nightmare?
Politics and governing should never be confused. One is how a particular Party manages a city or state, and politics is how the other Party distorts the success and uses…
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Opinion
Why Democrats Resort to Fear When Their Message Fails
Accusations are flying from both sides about the government’s weaponization for political gain. We know that there have been behind-the-scenes actions taken against opponents for years; look up Watergate on…
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Opinion
France Is the Future Khanna Wants. Look How That’s Going
“This is what happens when nations let wealth and power accumulate in the hands of a few,” says prospective 2028…
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Opinion
The Best Defense Against Socialism Is Teaching Entrepreneurship Well. We’re Not Doing It.
I’ve been teaching entrepreneurship for more than 25 years. My degrees in English and law and my lifelong love of…
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Entertainment, Health and Lifestyle
Airbnb Finally Cracks Down On Hosts Treating Guests Like A Free Maid Service
Airbnb announced Tuesday it would crack down on hosts requiring paying guests to wash dishes, strip beds and complete other cleaning chores before checkout, ending a longstanding source of frustration…
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Entertainment, Health and Lifestyle
Get Headed Down a Debt-End Course
Facing your debts can be depressing for several reasons. First, all the stuff that caused the debt is not so wonderful and new as it used to be. And the…
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Opinion
The FDA Already Drew Line On China-Linked Experimental Drug. Now It Has To Enforce It
In July, a 41-year-old woman went into cardiac arrest after taking retatrutide that a health care worker said came from an “unreliable source.” A second report followed in September. A 49-year-old patient had…
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Entertainment, Health and Lifestyle
More Creative Ways My Clever Readers Save Time and Money
Sometimes, I wonder how “Everyday Cheapskate” readers discover their handy ideas. I mean, who would have thought something that cleans brake parts would also remove stains from clothes? CLEANS MORE…
Other News
Ungrateful: DHS Says Iwo Jima Statue Suspect Is a Former DACA Recipient
Cook Shifts Ohio Governor’s Race to Lean Democrat After Ramaswamy Ad Backlash
Two Ex-FBI Officials Charged With Lying to Congress About Hunter Biden Probes
Deep State Leaking Sensitive Undercover Operations to The Washington Post
President Donald Trump’s Schedule for Saturday, October 24, 2026
First Russian Diesel Tanker Under Trump-Putin Deal Heads for New York