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    Trump Judge Pick Issues Opinion Bolstering President’s Deportation Agenda

    One of President Donald Trump’s recent appointees to a federal judgeship issued an order recommending a stronger punishment for an illegal immigrant criminal in order to “afford adequate deterrence.” Judge Joshua Divine, Trump’s nominee to the U.S. District Courts for the Eastern and Western Districts of Missouri, wrote on Friday that Lesman Rivera-Vasquez, who pleaded…
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    Counties File Suit Over Virginia Democrats’ Redistricting Scheme

    One of the most common questions I’m ever asked is, “What is the Virginia GOP going to do about (insert whatever the Virginia Democrats did that needs responding to here)?” The most recent example is last week’s hastily-called special session of the Virginia General Assembly to begin the process of repealing a constitutional amendment so…
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    Experts Weigh in on Critical but Under-the-Radar Race in Pennsylvania

    On Tuesday, Pennsylvania voters will decide whether they want to retain the Democrat majority on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. Three Democrat justices of the seven-person court are up for a retention vote, and the results could impact the 2026 midterms and the 2028 presidential election in the Keystone State, which could be a cause for…
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    Here Are 5 Elections to Watch on Election Day

    Election Day is upon us. Though we are still a year away from the vital 2026 midterm congressional elections, there are still a number of races garnering national attention for one reason or another. Will President Donald Trump’s 2024 red shift in blue states continue? Will the Democratic Party lurch further to the left? Here…
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    CHRIS SMITH: It’s Time! Vote for Jack Ciattarelli in New Jersey.

    The great Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda once said, “There are three kinds of people in this world: people who make it happen, people who watch what happens, and people who wonder what happened.” Jack Ciattarelli makes things happen. He’s a doer. Jack is an amazing leader, with a bold and achievable vision to revitalize New…
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    Have Virginians Forgotten About Jay Jones’ Violent Threats, or Do They Not Care? 

    Virginia is one day away from its statewide election, and the Democrats have taken back the lead in key races.   For the first time since the scandal that momentarily plagued Democrat attorney general nominee Jay Jones, he is back ahead of Republican incumbent Attorney General Jason Miyares.   In early October, reports revealed Jones’ history of reckless driving and threatening violence against one of his political opponents.   In 2022, police pulled over Jones for reckless driving….
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    17 Christians ‘Brutally Murdered’ in Nigeria

    Radical Islamic militants “brutally murdered” 17 Nigerian Christians in recent days, according to two sources familiar with the attack.   The men and women were killed in the north-central part of Nigeria, Lawrence Zongo, who is a Christian living in Nigeria and reports for Truth Nigeria, told The Daily Signal.   The deadly incident is just the…
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    The Party of Political Violence: Barack Obama Crosses a Rubicon

    Jay Jones, the Democrat candidate for attorney general in Virginia, made the most bloodcurdling endorsement of political violence I have seen from an elected official—and none other than Barack Obama spent the weekend sidling up to him. Brief recap: Jones has not denied reports that he sent text messages fantasizing about shooting Todd Gilbert, the…
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    BREAKING: Trump Administration Finds Path to Keep SNAP Partially Funded

    The Trump administration told a judge Monday that it would use contingency funds to partially fund the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits during the federal government shutdown. The Department of Agriculture planned to freeze payments starting Nov. 1 because it said it could no longer keep funding it due to the now 34-day shutdown. More…
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    Should Taxpayers Be on the Hook for Bailing out Large Corporations? New Legislation Suggests Yes

    Taxpayers shouldn’t be subsidizing banks and large corporations. Nor should government be making bank failures more likely. But Congress just introduced bipartisan legislation that would do precisely that. Sen. Bill Hagerty, R-Tenn., and Sen. Angela Alsobrooks, D-Md., both members of the Senate Banking Committee, have introduced the Main Street Depositor Protection Act, legislation that would…
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    White House Cordons Off Reporters From West Wing Communications Offices

    DAILY CALLER NEWS FOUNDATION—The Trump administration’s latest attempts to curtail press leaks disallows White House reporters from accessing the inner offices of senior communication officials in the West Wing in order to protect national security secrets. A memo released to the reporters Friday evening addressed from the National Security Council to President Donald Trump’s White…
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    Applying Lessons From Ukraine: How to Win in the Indo-Pacific

    When Russia launched its 2022 invasion of Ukraine, few expected Ukraine’s underfunded navy to compete with a traditional power. But within months, the naval front reversed and Ukraine transformed its navy into a decisive force in the Black Sea. Throughout the war, Ukraine disabled over one-third of Russia’s Black Sea fleet, sunk its flagship, and provided…
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    What Early Voting Trends Tell Us About the Big 3 Elections This Week

    Democrats appear to have an edge in early voting going into Tuesday’s Big 3 elections: two governors’ races and the mayoral race in the nation’s largest city.  Experts caution on reading too much into early voting numbers for the New York City mayor’s race and the Virginia governor’s race. However, the early voting numbers might…
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    Trump Reveals Long-Awaited Endorsement in New York City Mayoral Race

    After months of declining to weigh in, President Donald Trump has revealed his preferred candidate in the New York City mayoral race. “If it’s going to be between a bad Democrat and a communist,” Trump told CBS’ Norah O’Donnell, “I’m gonna pick the bad Democrat all the time, to be honest with you.” New Yorkers…
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    Obama Judge’s Bid to Help Deep State Spy on GOP in Secret May Have Violated Federal Law

    DAILY CALLER NEWS FOUNDATION—An Obama-appointed judge may have violated federal law by greenlighting a Biden Department of Justice effort to secretly secure Republican senators’ private cellphone data, legal experts say. Chief Judge of the D.C. District Court James Boasberg signed orders in 2023 preventing cell phone carriers from notifying 11 Republican members of Congress about…
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    Hamas Returns Remains of Israeli-American

    The remains of three hostages, including those of Israeli-American Omer Neutra, were returned to Israel over the weekend.  Neutra, a native New Yorker and the grandson of a Holocaust survivors, “lived and died a hero,” U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee wrote on X Monday.   In addition to Neutra, Hamas also returned the remains…
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    Letitia James Is Fighting Another DOJ Probe for ‘Selective Enforcement’ Against Trump’s Business, NRA, Unsealed Docs Show

    DAILY CALLER NEWS FOUNDATION—New York Attorney General Letitia James is fighting a federal criminal probe over alleged “selective enforcement” in cases she brought against President Donald Trump’s business and the National Rifle Association, court documents unsealed Friday reveal. James’ effort to block subpoenas issued by the Department of Justice touches “on matters of national concern,…
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    The Right and Power

    In the subculture of the vibe-driven new right that suffuses much of MAGA world in the northeastern corridor, one of the commonplaces is the assurance that, whatever the putative obstacles at hand, “you can just do things.” It’s an invocation at once simple and powerful, elevating solutions perennially thought unsolvable—immigration, war, crime—into the realm of the achievable….
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    Dems to Democrat Base: Drop Dead

    Democrats are fighting so ferociously to keep the federal government closed, it’s as if they were trying to kill a GOP-sponsored scheme to exempt the top 1% from the income tax. Au contraire, congressional Republicans uncharacteristically are trying to keep Biden-era federal spending cruising on autopilot, with neither reductions nor reforms.  But that’s not good enough for…
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    Trump Designates Nigeria ‘Country of Particular Concern,’ Threatens Military Action Over Christian Persecution

    President Donald Trump threatened Nigeria with ending all U.S. aid and ordering military strikes unless the government addresses the persecution of Christians at the hands of Islamic terrorist groups. Trump warned on Saturday that the U.S. will take the crisis into its own hands if local authorities do not. “If the Nigerian Government continues to…
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