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Money & The Economy
Detroit Gets Front Row Seat To China’s Slow Execution Of German Auto
Germany’s once-mighty auto industry is trembling under pressure that strikes at the heart of that country’s national psyche. Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz and BMW, the industrial icons that helped define modern Germany’s former economic might, are reeling from a toxic mix of American tariffs, a botched electric vehicle transition and relentless competition…
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Darline Graham Advances To Runoff In Race For Late Brother’s Senate Seat
Republican South Carolina Sen. Darline Graham and Republican South Carolina Rep. Ralph Norman advanced Tuesday to an August 25 runoff election to replace Graham’s late…
Last-Ditch Effort To Kill Trump Fossil Fuel EOs Goes Down In Flames
A federal court shot down youth climate activists’ bid to revive a lawsuit targeting the Trump administration’s fossil fuel push. The Ninth Circuit Court of…
Group Of GOP Senators Said They Would Force Vote To Delay Recess Over Save Act. What Happened?
Republican senators fighting to cancel August recess over the Save America Act did not receive enough support from their side of the aisle to hold…
National Academy Of Sciences Pulls Key Climate Science Chapter From Website Amid Massive Backlash
The National Academy of Sciences (NAS) removed a hotly debated chapter on climate science from its website. NAS pulled the climate science section, which appeared…
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Opinion
Congratulations, Massachusetts, You Are One Step Closer to North Korea
This might have been the most disgusting scene I had seen on a newscast. This was more upsetting than a video of a multi-vehicle or airliner crash. Here were about…
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Opinion
Change Comes To The Fed. More Is Needed
Newly installed Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh is experiencing a bout of policy reality. If you preserve the status quo, you’ll be attacked. If you challenge the status quo, you’ll…
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Opinion
The WNBA Has Far More Than an Identity Problem
We have been watching the WNBA implode over the last couple of years, when it should be prospering and growing in the Kaitlin Clark era. Kaitlin Clark is a once-in-a-generation…
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Opinion
Why Congress Rarely Reads the Bills — and How the Watchtower Framework Could Change That
The modern legislative process has evolved into an impossible race against the clock, where 2,000-page bills are voted on hours after release. You’ve heard it said that Members of Congress…
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Maryland Throws In Towel On ‘Vampire Rule’ At Supreme Court
Does This Sunshine State School Hold The Blueprint For Young Americans’ Educational Future?
You Won’t Believe The Latest Argument Letitia James Made To Save New York’s Body Armor Ban
Medal of Honor Monday: Army Sgt. William Shemin
President Donald Trump’s Schedule for Monday, August 10, 2026
How China Seemingly Weathered The Iran War Oil Storm
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Opinion
Reclaiming the Middle: Chautauqua’s Slow Push Toward Balance
CHAUTAUQUA, New York — The road here feels like one of those places that America keeps tucked away on purpose…
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Opinion
Clay Travis’ Offer Exposed the WNBA’s Inclusion Delusion
Leftist dogma requires adherents to assert that men can become women and should be treated as such. That wouldn’t work…
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Entertainment, Health and Lifestyle
My Life as a Frog
I have been told if you attempt to pop a frog into a pot of boiling water, he’ll jump out every time. But if you put the little fellow into…
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Entertainment, Health and Lifestyle
Over One-Third Of US Counties Are ‘Maternity Care Deserts,’ New Report Finds
More than one-third of U.S. counties have significant maternity care access gaps, according to a March of Dimes report released Tuesday. The report found that 34.6% of U.S. counties are…
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Entertainment, Health and Lifestyle
Reader Discovers It’s Difficult to Pay the Balance to the Penny
Dear Cheapskate: This is petty perhaps, but how does one ever completely pay off a credit card account? We paid off a credit card recently (Hallelujah!) by sending a check…
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Entertainment, Health and Lifestyle
Americans Have Essentially Same View Of Marriage As We Did 13 Years Ago, Thanks To Republicans
Slightly more Americans believe that it is “very important” for couples with a child together to marry than did 13 years ago, and Republicans are leading the change, a new…
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Last-Ditch Effort To Kill Trump Fossil Fuel EOs Goes Down In Flames
Carjacking Goes Poorly For Carjacker
Group Of GOP Senators Said They Would Force Vote To Delay Recess Over Save Act. What Happened?
Maryland Throws In Towel On ‘Vampire Rule’ At Supreme Court
Does This Sunshine State School Hold The Blueprint For Young Americans’ Educational Future?
Medal of Honor Monday: Army Sgt. William Shemin