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In the Courts
Supreme Court Announces 11th-Hour Intervention to Decide Fate Of Trump’s East Wing Construction Blitz
The United States Supreme Court confirmed Friday it will decide the fate of President Donald Trump’s vision for the modernization of the White House’s East Wing, the construction of which has progressed amid a torrent of legal filings, oral arguments, judicial deliberations, and court orders for 252 days. The National…
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Liberal-Leaning Court Says Anti-Gun Group Had No Right To Sue Over Biden Admin Rule
A federal appeals court with a liberal reputation shot down a lawsuit by California and an anti-Second Amendment group Friday, saying they lacked standing in…
New York Times Loses Defamation Lawsuit, Ordered To Pay Millions In Damages To Former Alabama Basketball Player
An Alabama jury has awarded millions in damages to former walk-on University of Alabama basketball player Kai Spears in his defamation lawsuit against The New…
President Donald Trump’s Schedule for Friday, August 21, 2026
Schedule Summary: President Donald Trump will have executive time, participate in a photo opportunity, hold a few policy meetings, and travel to Myrtle Beach to…
Key Adviser Leaving White House Ahead Of Midterms
Top White House staffer James Braid is departing the Trump administration in September, Punchbowl News first reported late Wednesday. Braid is notably President Donald Trump’s longest-serving director…
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Opinion
Let’s Stop the Semantics and Call the DSA Treasonous
The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) is not a new organization within our political circle. It actually started over 40 years ago and held its first convention in March of…
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Opinion
What Do You Have to Do in Politics to be Held Accountable?
The title really needed a few more words to capture the entire thought. There are two correct answers to the question, and they fall along Party lines. As we saw…
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Opinion
New York Times article “Trans Migrants in ICE Detention Are Losing Their Rights and Medical Care” – Typical NYT Advocacy Journalism not Neutral Reportage
The New York Times has a long-standing pattern on sex/gender identity, immigration enforcement, and Trump-era policy stories: lead with a highly sympathetic individual vignette, layer policy changes as existential harms,…
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Opinion
Someone Changed James Carville’s Medication
There are only a few possible, feasible explanations for the sudden change in James Carville’s demeanor when someone even whispers DSA. Over the last few months, Carville has been nothing…
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Taiwan Unveils Record Defense Budget As China Threat Grows
President Donald Trump’s Schedule for Thursday, August 20, 2026
Trump’s USDA Wants To Throw Decades-Old Rule On Scrap Heap
Pentagon Hunts For New Radar As Hypersonic Missiles Put US Defenses To The Test
Trump Teases Zapping Keystone XL Pipeline Back To Life In Major Tariff Announcement
Primary Voters Giving House Reps The Boot At Rate Not Seen Since Vietnam Era
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Opinion
Racist Tests
Did you know that the SAT is racist? During Woke I, as Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez now calls it, “antiracists” said…
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Opinion
The Endless Horizon: Why Generations of Landlocked Appalachians Keep Coming Back to Erie
ERIE, Pennsylvania — Long before the furthest-left corner of the Commonwealth began welcoming millions of sunbathers, Presque Isle State Park…
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Entertainment, Health and Lifestyle
When the Ship is Sinking, Get Everybody in the Lifeboat
Dear Mary: My wife and I made a terrible mistake and bought a house that I don’t think we can afford. We dumped all of our money from the sale…
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Entertainment, Health and Lifestyle
What to Do When You’re Too Tired to Cook
If money is leaking out of your household and you aren’t quite sure where it’s going, I have an idea: fast food. Busy households mean tired parents, and that can…
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Entertainment, Health and Lifestyle
When Less Is Best
The dishwasher was crammed full of dirty dishes, company would be arriving shortly and (wouldn’t you know it) I had only enough detergent to fill one of the two dispensers…
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Entertainment, Health and Lifestyle
You Don’t Need to Spend a Fortune to Get Organized
There must be something about getting organized that convinces perfectly rational people they need to go shopping first. One trip through a home organization store and suddenly you’re staring at…
Other News
Supreme Court Announces 11th-Hour Intervention to Decide Fate Of Trump’s East Wing Construction Blitz
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Pentagon Hunts For New Radar As Hypersonic Missiles Put US Defenses To The Test
Trump-Endorsed Candidate Loses In Jam-Packed Primary
Scandal-Plagued Cory Mills Loses Reelection Bid To Primary Challenger
Major Permitting Bill Has Been Tied Up In Senate For Months. What’s The Holdup?