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  • news

    Suspect Who Looked Ready to ‘Massacre Law Enforcement’ Shot Dead in Minneapolis, DHS Says

    Anthony Iafrate

  • opinion

    Trump’s Outrageous Threats Get Real Results

    Michael Barone

  • opinion

    In Real Life, There’s No New ‘CBS Newsmax’ Under Bari Weiss

    Tim Graham

  • news

    Bureaucrats’ Political Donations Hint Census Bureau Overcounting for Democrats May Not Be Coincidental

    Mark Tapscott

    Two female masked 2020 Census workers stand behind a table outside Lincoln Center

  • opinion

    Minnesota Has Most Proven Cases of Voter Fraud in Nation

    Jason Snead

    ST. PAUL, MN. - JANUARY 2026: Minnesota Governor Tim Walz announces that he would not be seeking reelection Monday January 5, 2026 at a press conference at the State Capitol in St.Paul, Minn. Walz said that he “came to the conclusion that I can’t give a political campaign my all.” The governor took no questions from reporters at the event. The governor’s announcement comes as Minnesota is confronting one of the largest social services fraud scandals in its history. Federal prosecutors have documented hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of fraud in state autism services, housing and meals programs, among others. (Photo by Jerry Holt/The Minnesota Star Tribune via Getty Images)

  • opinion

    Who’s Afraid of the Ten Commandments?

    Josh Hammer

    Greg Abbott gestures toward a Ten Commandments monument outside Texas State Capitol building in 2005.

  • opinion

    A Last Line of Defense Before Abortion

    Virginia Allen

    A baby girl holds her mother finger.

  • opinion

    The Left’s Search for a New Cause

    Ben Shapiro

    SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA - OCTOBER 10: 82nd Attorney General of the U.S. Eric Holder speaks onstage during City Of Hope Spirit Of Life Gala 2019 on October 10, 2019 in Santa Monica, California.

  • opinion

    Why ‘The Gulag Archipelago’ Is the Greatest Book of the 20th Century

    Victor Davis Hanson

    Black-and-white photo of Russian author Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn taking notes at a desk with a large manuscript in front of him.

  • opinion

    Minnesota Leftists Double Down on Anti-Church Protest as Feds Prepare for Arrests

    Joshua Arnold

  • news

    EXCLUSIVE: Early Look at the House Anti-Sharia Law Caucus’ Priorities Ahead of First Press Conference

    Pedro Rodriguez

    WASHINGTON, DC - MAY 21: Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) (4th-R), accompanied by Rep. Keith Self (R-TX) (C), Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) (5th-R), Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-GA) (3nd-R), House Freedom Caucus chair Rep. Andy Harris (R-MD) (2nd-R), and Rep. Clay Higgins (R-LA) (R),

  • opinion

    California’s ‘Futureland’ High-Speed Rail Is Still Stuck at the Station

    Victor Davis Hanson

    The construction site for the California High-Speed Rail Project.

  • news

    Could the Senate Trigger Another Shutdown in a Week?

    George Caldwell

    Virginia Democrat Senator Tim Kaine talks to reporters in the capitol.

  • opinion

    NOT RIGHT, REVEREND: Bishop Refuses to Condemn Church Invasion

    Tyler O’Neil

    Episcopal Bishop Craig Loya carried water for the anti-ICE agitators who invaded Cities Church

  • opinion

    The Early, Ideological Diversity of the Pro-Life Movement

    Victor Davis Hanson

    Black-and-white photo of a group of marchers behind sign reading "March for Life: Support the life principles."

  • news

    Top 25 Signs at the March for Life 2026

    Katherine Matt

    A group of young people holding up signs at the March for Life 2026

  • news

    Law Students Circulate Petition to Ban ICE From Job Fair

    Virginia Allen

  • opinion

    Murder Rates Plummeted Last Year, Yet Media Refuse to Give Trump Credit

    Jarrett Stepman

    WASHINGTON, DC - SEPTEMBER 15: U.S. President Donald Trump answers questions from reporters after signing a Presidential Memorandum in the Oval Office on September 15, 2025 in Washington, DC. Trump signed a memorandum that will send members of the National Guard and federal law enforcement agencies to Memphis, Tennessee in an effort to decrease crime in the city. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)