PoliticsAnalysis
1 Fish, 2 Fish, Red Fish, Coup Fish: The 200th Episode of ‘The Tony Kinnett Cast’
I’m going to risk the wrath of my editors to write something a touch more familiar than usual for this episode: Thank you so much… Read More
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Hillary Clinton’s Nazi-Rally Rhetoric Is ‘Insulting’ and ‘Disrespectful,’ Republicans Say
Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is likening former President Donald Trump’s upcoming weekend campaign rally at Madison Square Garden in New York to… Read More
PoliticsCommentary
Why Kamala Struggles to Be Credible
As Vice President Kamala Harris slips in the polls, the Democratic National Committee/Harris campaign/mainstream media fusion talking points become even more absurd. Claiming that JD… Read More
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CEASE AND DESIST: Trump Sends a Legal Warning to Anyone Trying to Cheat in the Election
Former President Donald Trump sent a “cease and desist” message on Truth Social and X, issuing a legal warning to anyone attempting to cheat in… Read More
PoliticsCommentary
Harris Swings, Misses at CNN’s Town Hall Softballs
The ideal of a town hall meeting—where citizens can spontaneously ask politicians the questions they would like answered—doesn’t match what the town hall is in… Read More
SecurityNews
Migrant Caravan Headed for Border Ahead of Election
VILLAHERMOSA, Mexico—Jairo Salvador Salinas, a migrant from Honduras, was riding a northbound train toward the Mexico-U.S. border. But Mexican immigration officials detained him at a… Read More
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Harris’ Open Border Has Turned US Into ‘Garbage Can for the World,’ Trump Says
Under the Biden-Harris administration, the United States has become a “garbage can for the world,” former President Donald Trump said at a campaign rally Thursday… Read More
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‘Rebels, Rogues, and Outlaws’: Meet the Characters Behind Bannon’s ‘WarRoom’
Stephen K. Bannon is set to be released from federal prison on Tuesday, ending his 120-day sentence for contempt of Congress. That same day, a… Read More
LawNews
Poll: Most Americans Support Requiring Photo ID, Proof of Citizenship to Vote
THE CENTER SQUARE—Americans—Democrats, Republicans, and independents—support both early voting policies as well as photo ID and proof of citizenship requirements for elections, according to a… Read More
Voters in 4 States Will Decide on Raising Minimum Wage
Voters in four states will decide the fate of ballot questions Nov. 5 proposing to raise the minimum wage, while voters in two other states… Read More
