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Why JB Pritzker Doesn’t Want the DOJ to Look at Illinois’ Voter Rolls
Illinois has until Thursday to provide the Justice Department with more voter information about whether it’s complying with federal law on maintaining voter registration lists. The state, which has had a reputation for voter fraud cases, provided partial information, but only information that is already publicly available. On Monday, Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker, a Democrat,… -
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Can Trump Eliminate Mail-In Voting?
The White House is working on a plan to do away with mail-in voting and voting machines, press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Tuesday. A reporter asked how can the White House plan to eliminate mail-in voting since states administeer elections. President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social on Monday, saying: “I am going to lead… -
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Executive Power and the Common Good, From 4 Perspectives
In a recent discussion that brought influential thinkers of the Right together for an unprecedented public debate, Curtis Yarvin, Christopher Caldwell, Patrick Deneen, and Chris Rufo tackled the conservative movement’s future in a panel convened by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute and held at The Heritage Foundation. Moderated by Intercollegiate Studies Institute President Johnny Burtka, the… -
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WATCH: Gavin Newsom Is the Wolf in Trump’s Clothing
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is hoping you’re too stupid to see his Trumpian rebrand for what it really is. Democrats spent years mocking President Donald Trump’s style, calling it “toxic” and “dangerous.” But now, when their closest thing to a 2028 front-runner needs a makeover, suddenly he’s in denim, posing with Americana vibes, copying Trump’s… -
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Missouri Attorney General Takes Senior FBI Post
Missouri state Attorney General Andrew Bailey has announced he will be joining the Trump administration as co-deputy director of the FBI. “I am proud to announce I have accepted the role of co-deputy director of the FBI. I extend my thanks to @POTUS and @AGPamBondi for the opportunity to serve in the mission to Make… -
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11,000 Unaccompanied Alien Children Placed With Unvetted Sponsors Under Biden, Senator Finds
The Biden administration placed thousands of illegal alien children in the care of unvetted sponsors, according to Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley. The Iowa Republican has released Department of Health and Human Services data showing that during President Joe Biden’s administration, over 11,000 unaccompanied alien children were placed with unvetted sponsors who were not… -
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The Great Grade Giveaway
You get an A! And you get an A! On campuses this fall, some students might feel like they’ve wandered into their own Oprah episode, except the prize is a transcript filled with top marks. For decades, the share of As has been swelling like a balloon. At Harvard, nearly 80% of grades in the… -
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How the Legacy Media Lost Our Trust
As a conservative, I subscribe to the online Washington Post so I understand how the progressive establishment thinks. But I recently met with a Democrat-voting friend who said he hadn’t subscribed in a few years, as he found the paper’s left-wing bias too much to take. The seventh commandment in my book “The Ten… -
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Newsom Wants to Gerrymander His State in the Name of ‘Fairness’
California Gov. Gavin Newsom wants to change California’s rules for drawing lines for House seats. Texas Republicans, he says, want to rig elections to help President Donald Trump in the 2026 election, so California Democrats have to rig back. Forget that the Golden State’s rules already work handily for the Democrats: 45% of voters are… -
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Why Virginia Officials Warn Against Relying on Mail-In Voting
President Donald Trump on Monday pledged to “get rid” of mail-in ballots for elections. While whatever he ultimately does shouldn’t affect mail-in voting for Virginia’s upcoming elections this November, there are some voting warnings Virginians need to be aware of. Trump posted to his account on Truth Social: “I am going to lead a movement… -
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Transgender Lawsuit Could Be Revived Over Change in the Law
Prisha Mosley, a detransitioner who now advocates against transgender procedures, is seeking to have her lawsuit on medical malpractice, fraud, and negligence charges reinstated in a case that could have wide-ranging ramifications. Mosley, who was put on testosterone when she was 17, sued several health care providers on medical malpractice and negligence claims in 2023…. -
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Ohio Governor Sending National Guard to Assist in Fighting Crime in DC
President Donald Trump and Attorney General Pam Bondi are on a mission to curb crime in the nation’s capital, and it turns out they’re getting an assist from Republican governors. Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is among those announcing over the weekend that he would be sending the National Guard to help. DeWine’s announcement that Ohio… -
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What Former Attorney General Barr Told House Investigators About Trump and Jeffrey Epstein
President Donald Trump never provided views or instructions relating to the prosecution of the criminal case against convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, former Attorney General William Barr told House investigators Monday. Barr was the second attorney general during Trump’s first term. He and other former attorneys general and two former FBI directors were subpoenaed by… -
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Trump Holds High Stakes Talks With European Leaders on Russia-Ukraine War
President Donald Trump hosted a group of European leaders at the White House on Monday directly after a meeting with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in the Oval Office. “Peace is in reach,” Trump said of the war between Russia and Ukraine. The president was seated beside European leaders: French President Emmanuel Macron, British Prime… -
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BlackRock CEO to Take the Reins at Davos
Even before President Donald Trump’s reelection, investors were leaving the woke environmental, social, and governance agenda like rats fleeing a sinking ship. Yet, those rats appear to have a few life rafts remaining, and the World Economic Forum seems intent on shoring up the ESG agenda. The World Economic Forum is a conspiracy theorist’s wet… -
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Democrats Return to Texas After Protest
Texas Democrats are returning home Monday after fleeing the state in protest over Texas Republicans’ plan to redistrict the Lone Star State. Democrats had left Texas to thwart a quorum to proceed with the GOP-led redistricting of the state. The state legislators drew hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines for preventing a quorum, and… -
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5 Big Takeaways From Trump’s White House Meeting With Zelenskyy
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy came to the White House on Monday for a high-stakes meeting with President Donald Trump. Seated in the Oval Office next to Zelenskyy, Trump expressed his fervent desire to see an end to the war between Russia and Ukraine, and his optimism for a peace deal. “I think progress is… -
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The Truth About the DC Crime Rate
Those complaining about President Donald Trump’s Washington, D.C., crime crackdown claim that crime isn’t as bad as it seems. Even more unbelievably, they claim that violent crime in our nation’s capital is at a 30-year low. In other words, they’re saying: Don’t believe your lying eyes. Crime isn’t as bad as it seems. But a… -
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PA State Treasurer Launches Gubernatorial Bid to Oust Shapiro
Pennsylvania state Treasurer Stacy Garrity on Monday announced her bid for the Republican nomination for governor in the 2026 Pennsylvania gubernatorial election. If Garrity wins the GOP nod, she then would face off against incumbent Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro. In her announcement video, Garrity criticized Shapiro for how he handled sexual harassment allegations against a… -
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Ohio Democrat Makes Senate Comeback Bid Official
Next year’s U.S. Senate race in Ohio officially got more interesting on Monday morning. After weeks of speculation, and even more definitive chatter last week, former Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, announced on the social media platform X that he’s running once more for the Senate. Brown will challenge Republican Sen. Jon Husted, who was appointed…
