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opinion
Why Sharpies Are Made in America Again
President Donald Trump loves a Sharpie pen, and now he has all the more reason to love the company that makes them. The president signed the flurry of executive orders he issued the day he returned to office with a Sharpie. He’s used them for years, finding them more reliable than fancier pens. Now we… -
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Clintons to Help Raise Funds for Spanberger in Virginia Governor’s Race
Bill and Hillary Clinton have found a new candidate for office to support—Virginia Democrat gubernatorial nominee Abigail Spanberger. Spanberger, a former three-term member of Congress, is set to attend a fundraiser on Monday afternoon in McLean, Virginia. The event will be hosted by former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe and his wife, Dorothy, along with former… -
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Ted Cruz Calls to Hold Nigerian Government Accountable for Christian Persecution
As violence against Nigerian Christians continues to surge, one American senator is pressing Nigerian officials to protect their people from persecution. “Officials in Nigeria are ignoring and even facilitating the mass murder of Christians by Islamist jihadists,” Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, charged in a social media post Oct. 3, highlighting news of 5,000 Nigerians fleeing their home… -
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The Networks Promote Democrats vs. ‘Combative’ Pam Bondi
One way you can demonstrate how the liberal networks run on dunking Republicans is how they cover congressional hearings. For weeks, House Oversight Committee chair James Comer has been probing how the Biden White House staff covered up former President Joe Biden’s mental decline, and all the liberal TV networks can’t locate it. But on… -
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Virginia Democrats Won’t Force Jones Out of AG Race. Here’s Why.
Virginians with even a modicum of decency were rightly repulsed by vile 2022 text messages from Jay Jones, the Democrat nominee for state attorney general, made public last week, in which he wished for two bullets to the head of then-Virginia House of Delegates Speaker Todd Gilbert—and for the killing of Gilbert’s two young children…. -
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Are Democrats the Party of Murder?
Why are so many Democrats fond of wishing death on their opponents? That’s a question raised by two astonishing developments early this month. On Oct. 3, National Review’s Audrey Fahlberg revealed texts Jay Jones had sent, perhaps mistakenly, to Virginia state Del. Carrie Coyner, bemoaning the cordial remarks then-Virginia House Speaker Todd Gilbert, a Republican,… -
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How to Win a War
It has been a long time since a Western country has won a war. It can now be said that Israel has won its war on Iran and its proxies in the Middle East, with the assistance of the United States—and, in particular, President Donald Trump. On Oct. 7, 2023, the genocidal terror group Hamas… -
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Strange Bedfellows: The Forming Ranks in Our New ‘Wars of Religion’
Human nature does not change, history is not over, and while we take peace for granted, ours is an increasingly violent age. The assassination of Charlie Kirk revealed the forming ranks in what looks to be an emerging war of religion. While many Americans and Westerners are considering Christianity for the first time or deepening… -
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Why Aren’t ‘Ceasefire Now!’ Activists Celebrating Trump’s Gaza Peace Deal?
Everyone understands that slogans such as “Free Palestine!” and “Ceasefire Now!” are just euphemisms for a Hamas victory. Never has that been more evident than today. Take New York City Democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, the new darling of the American left. He has publicly demanded a “ceasefire” in Gaza scores of times since the… -
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Will Republicans Nuke the Filibuster to End the Shutdown?
Will Senate Republicans go nuclear to end the shutdown? It’s a fair question, considering how dug in the Democrats appear to be, having voted down a continuing resolution to fund the government over a half dozen times. “The nuclear option,” in Senate parlance, is a process through which the Senate can establish new precedent with… -
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Campaign Professional Reacts to Katie Porter’s Press Meltdown
Many Americans likely had no idea who Katie Porter was until a clip of the California gubernatorial candidate went viral this week. Porter served as a member of Congress representing the Golden State from 2019 to 2025, when she launched her bid for governor. California Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom is term-limited, and Porter has… -
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Schumer’s Strange Strategy: Shut Down the Government to Grow the Government
Over the past 10 days, the Senate has voted on the House-passed funding measure to reopen the government six times. Yet 44 left-wing senators, following Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., continue to block the basic government funding bill. It’s not clear what Schumer hopes to accomplish with this gambit. Never before has the leader of… -
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The US Navy Is 250 Years Young—But the Next Few Years Will Not Be Smooth Sailing
On Oct. 13, the Navy is set to celebrate its 250th anniversary. Every Oct. 13th is a day to celebrate and reflect on the founding of the nation’s Navy. From inauspicious origins, what was a meager fleet of two ships in 1775 grew into a force that helped deliver our nation’s independence and unleash human… -
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Want to Prevent Civil War? Trump Has the Right Idea
This week, the mayor of Chicago accused President Donald Trump of “declaring war” on his city and claimed conservatives want a “rematch of the Civil War.” Ironically, the person more likely to prevent civil war is the very guy Brandon Johnson claims is declaring it. Let’s zoom out a second. The Left has abetted a… -
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Democrats Call Trump’s DOJ ‘Corrupt’ While Standing Knee-Deep in Their Own
If hypocrisy were a crime, half the Senate Judiciary Committee would be behind bars after Tuesday’s hearing with Attorney General Pam Bondi. The proceeding was billed as an oversight hearing, but what played out was a partisan ambush—Democrats flailing to paint President Donald Trump’s Justice Department as a tool of corruption and favoritism. Their problem? Every accusation they lobbed… -
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Democrats Dragging Out Shutdown Hold Poor, Hungry Families Hostage
Progressives keep poor families trapped in a cycle of government dependency, and yet they continue to shut down the federal government—harming the very struggling Americans they claim to care for most. Meanwhile, conservatives support a safety net to offer a hand up to support people bouncing back from difficult times. Unfortunately, Democrats are hijacking this… -
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How Russia Could Escalate Tensions With NATO
STOCKHOLM—NATO countries should anticipate “additional escalation” from Russia, according to national security expert Robert Greenway. Escalation would likely include “drones … Russian manned aircraft violating airspace, including energy platforms in the Baltic Sea. There could be maritime threats, and we’ve seen undersea cables cut by Chinese vessels and others in the Baltic Sea, cutting… -
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Trump’s Celebration of Columbus Day Shows Left Losing Culture Wars
“We’re back. Columbus Day. We’re back, Italians. We love the Italians.” That was President Donald Trump on Thursday to his Cabinet as he signed a proclamation to honor Christopher Columbus on Columbus Day, to be celebrated on Monday. “Columbus, obviously, discovered the New World in 1492,” Trump said. “He was a great Italian explorer. He… -
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Painting of Jesus, Removed by Biden Admin, Restored at US Merchant Marine Academy
Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy has restored to prominence a painting of Jesus Christ at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point, New York, after it was demoted following a complaint about its Christian message. “Jesus is out of the basement! I promised you I would restore faith at @UsmmaO by returning ‘Christ on… -
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Air Travelers Brace for Columbus Day Weekend Delays Amid Democrat Shutdown
The federal government shutdown has entered its second week just in time for Columbus Day weekend, meaning that travelers can expect airport delays as the Federal Aviation Administration battles staffing shortages. Air traffic controllers won’t receive paychecks during a government shutdown, so some staffers aren’t coming to work. Usually, 5% of delays come from staffing…
