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  • opinion

    Virginia, Other States Pay Price for New York’s Lax CDL Law

    Douglas Blair

    Immigrants stand and look at a truck as they learn how to backup an 18-wheeler.

  • Wes Moore Faces More Questions About His Military Service

    Al Perrotta

    Maryland Gov. Wes Moore raises hand toward forehead as if about to salute.

  • opinion

    Just How Woke Is James Talarico’s Church?

    Tyler O’Neil

    James Talarico's church twists the gospel to promote "woke" causes, from LGBTQ activism to abortion and more.

  • Dr. Oz Reveals Plan to Cut Illegal Immigrants From Taxpayer-Funded Health Care

    Elizabeth Troutman Mitchell

    Dr. Oz speaks in the briefing room

  • news

    Fake Gay? Mauritanian Arrested After Getting Asylum Under False Pretenses

    Tyler O’Neil

    ICE has detained a Mauritanian man who reportedly got asylum under false pretenses as a fake gay.

  • news

    Mamdani-Endorsed Candidate Deletes Bonkers Posts

    George Caldwell

    Mayor Zohran Mamdani at a New York City rally.

  • analysis

    ‘Most Stringent’ Voter ID Effort to Make Moves in Ohio

    Rebecca Downs

    Jane Timken looks to the side and smiles.

  • Hit-and-Run, Homicide, Assault, Robbery: Congress Probes Effects of California Sanctuary Policies

    Fred Lucas

    Rep. Jim Jordan, Republican from Ohio, speaks during the second part of the House Oversight Committee hearing "Oversight of Fraud and Misuse of Federal Funds in Minnesota," on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, on March 4, 2026. The Trump administration in recent months has latched onto news of a large-scale public benefit fraud scandal to carry out immigration raids and harsher policies targeting Minnesota's large Somali migrant community. Federal charges have been filed against 98 people accused of embezzlement of public funds and -- as Attorney General Pam Bondi stressed on Monday -- 85 of the defendants are "of Somali descent." (Photo by Jim WATSON / AFP via Getty Images)

  • breaking

    Trump Signs Scaled-Back Executive Order on Preventing AI Cyber Threats

    Elizabeth Troutman Mitchell

  • news

    Freedom Caucus Launches ‘Don’t Spy on Me’ Campaign

    George Caldwell

    Republican Congressman Scott Perry exits the Capitol Hill Club.

  • opinion

    Peter Xu: The Billy Graham of China

    Sam Brownback

    China's President Xi Jinping outdoors

  • news

    Trump Announces Shocking New Acting Director of National Intelligence

    Elizabeth Troutman Mitchell

  • news

    Group Calls on Cleveland to End Race-Based Contract Programs

    David Beasley

    Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb meets in his office at City Hall.

  • opinion

    Time Is Almost Up on California’s Ticking Medicaid Time Bomb

    Nicole Huyer | Christopher Lynch

    Gov. Gavin Newsom

  • The Accreditation Racket: How to Return Standards to College Accreditation

    Jonathan Butcher | Madison Marino Doan

    Harvard President Alan M. Garber speaking at a microphone

  • news

    What I Saw on Pete Hegseth’s Trip to Singapore

    Elizabeth Troutman Mitchell

    Hegseth speaks

  • news

    New Federal Plan Aims to Replace Synthetic Fabrics With American Cotton

    Virginia Grace McKinnon

    U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins speaks during a news briefing.

  • news

    DOJ Says ‘Discriminatory and Obstructionist Policies’ in These Blue States Endanger ICE Agents

    Fred Lucas

    Democratic gubernatorial nominee Tina Kotek speaks with members of the media before casting her ballot at a ballot drop box on November 2, 2022 in Portland, Oregon. Oregon's 2022 gubernatorial race has garnered national attention in recent weeks as Kotek's Republican opponent, Christine Drazan, has risen in the polls to draw within striking distance of victory. Oregon has not elected a Republican governor since 1982. (Photo by Mathieu Lewis-Rolland/Getty Images)