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AOC’s Policing Rhetoric Meets Political Reality

As progressive rhetoric on policing collides with electoral reality, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s apparent shift raises a broader question a

Congress Should Tighten the Screws on Russia and Iran

Congress has an opportunity to put sanctions on Russia and Iran on firmer legal footing and increase the costs of aggression, proxy warfar

WNBA Controversy Highlights Need for Clear Women’s Sports Rules

As the transgender athlete debate reaches professional women’s basketball, the central question is whether leagues will defend the sex-bas

Ethics Scrutiny Tests GOP’s Commitment to Standards

Any House ethics scrutiny involving Rep. Chuck Edwards carries implications well beyond one member’s office. For Republicans, the case is

Pence Urges Energy Pressure Campaign Against Moscow

Former Vice President Mike Pence argues that a more serious effort to curb Russia's energy export revenue is essential to weakening Moscow

Rand Paul’s Fauci Perjury Claim Faces a High Legal Bar

Sen. Rand Paul’s accusations against Anthony Fauci raise serious oversight questions, but the legal threshold for proving perjury is far h

High-Tax States Keep Losing Residents and Revenue

Population loss from several high-tax blue states has exposed the economic tradeoffs of heavier tax burdens, expensive housing, and regula

When a Colorado Town Fails, Rural Government Is Tested

The unraveling of a small Colorado town points to a larger national problem: many rural communities are struggling to sustain basic self-g

Why High-Tax Blue States Keep Losing Residents

High-tax, high-cost blue states are continuing to lose residents to lower-cost rivals, and the trend raises a larger question about govern

IRS Migration Data Shows High-Tax States Losing Residents

IRS migration data continues to show residents leaving high-tax states such as New York, California, and Illinois for lower-tax destinatio

Europe’s Border Strains Offer a Warning for U.S. Immigration Policy

Europe’s repeated migration crises show how weak enforcement, slow asylum processing, and permissive political signals can encourage large

Travel Warnings Highlight New Risks for Americans Abroad

Rising violent crime in major tourist destinations is putting new weight on U.S. travel advisories and forcing a sober reassessment of wha

How TPS Expansion Changed the Immigration Debate

Temporary Protected Status was created as a narrow humanitarian tool, but repeated expansions and renewals have turned it into a larger im

Why Public Confidence in Legacy News Keeps Eroding

Public confidence in legacy news organizations has fallen for years, driven by blurred lines between reporting and activism, high-profile

Congress Examines Foreign Ties in Progressive Media Network

Lawmakers are examining whether progressive media organizations, including BreakThrough News, have foreign-linked or advocacy-based relati

National Security Scrutiny Is Not McCarthyism

Far-left activists are entitled to protest and criticize U.S. policy, but that does not place them beyond lawful scrutiny when questions o