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Energy Giant’s Flagship Plant In America’s Heartland Just Lost All Power
An electricity outage knocked ExxonMobil’s massive Joliet refinery offline Monday, threatening a major source of gasoline and diesel for the Midwest as global petroleum markets are already grappling with supply disruptions. ExxonMobil’s Joliet, Illinois refinery suffered a “total power outage” Monday, Patrick De Haan, the head of petroleum analysis at…
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Sore Loser: Thomas Massie Forces Vote to Impeach Pete Hegseth

Republican Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie announced Tuesday he will force a vote to impeach Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. Massie accused Hegseth of “operating in…
Liberal Strongholds Home To America’s Stingiest Tippers

Some of America’s most liberal jurisdictions are home to the country’s stingiest restaurant tippers. California, Washington state and Washington, D.C., ranked near the bottom of…
AI Might End Badly — But Here’s Some Short-Term News To Brighten Your Day

A wave of doomsday warnings about artificial intelligence (AI) is overshadowing a short-term bright spot: the technology appears to be creating American jobs even as…
Things Are Heating Up In The Taiwan Strait
Chinese military aircraft entered air defense zones on two sides of Taiwan while a collection of Chinese naval and government vessels operated around the island,…
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Opinion

Expensive State Clean Energy Mandates: The Math Nobody Ran
Thirteen states from Vermont to Hawaii have written a hard deadline into law: 100 percent carbon-free (CO2-free) or “clean” electricity, most by 2040 or 2045. Lawmakers sold these mandates as…
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JD is Ready for Primetime
JD Vance is a relative newcomer to the political world, and Donald Trump made a really interesting choice in naming him his running mate. Vance actually had a committee of…
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Birth Tourism Is a Loophole. It Is Time To Close It.
American citizenship should never be for sale. Right now, it is. Foreign nationals are paying thousands of dollars to predatory businesses that arrange travel, housing, hospital care, and coaching on…
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Only A Token Difference: Treating Cryptocurrencies Differently Makes No Sense
Cryptocurrencies like stablecoins have left many in the financial world, from major banks to customers, scratching their heads. It’s not just because few people understand how things like tokens work,…
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Mitch McConnell Returns to Senate After Months Of Missed Votes
President Donald Trump’s Schedule for Tuesday, September 15, 2026
Former CIA Director John Brennan Subpoenaed Over Russiagate Conspiracy Against Trump
Medal of Honor Monday: Army Capt. Daniel W. Lee Sr.
President Donald Trump’s Schedule for Monday, September 14, 2026
Russia’s Undersea War Games Expose Nightmare Scenario For Global Internet
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Opinion

Steelers and Faith: The Foundation Behind the Grit of the Gridiron
LATROBE, Pennsylvania — The late afternoon sun catches the twin spires of the Archabbey Basilica at St. Vincent College, casting…
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The Difference Between Liberty and License
The Founding Fathers who fought for liberty wouldn’t recognize how people define the word today. A recently released survey from…
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Opinion

Book Review: ‘The Coming Food Crisis’ By John Klar
It’s time to wake up to the behind-the-scenes battle being waged on America’s food system. “The Coming Food Crisis: How Corporations, Activists, and Climate Alarmists are Waging a War on…
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Entertainment, Health and Lifestyle

You Really Can Recover From Dumb Money Mistakes
During the 13 years it took for my husband and me to get out the horrible debt mess of my creation, I learned how important it is to deal with…
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Entertainment, Health and Lifestyle

Young Women Are The Most Tired, Boomers The Least, New Study Finds
Fatigue is more common among younger American adults and women than men, according to recent Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data. The latest study from the CDC’s National Center…
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Entertainment, Health and Lifestyle

Little Things That Quietly Cost a Fortune
Nobody wakes up one morning and says, “Today I believe I’ll squander $2,000.” That would be too obvious. Instead, we lose $6.99 here, $12.50 there and $4.95 somewhere else. Nothing…
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Sore Loser: Thomas Massie Forces Vote to Impeach Pete Hegseth
Things Are Heating Up In The Taiwan Strait
Mitch McConnell Returns to Senate After Months Of Missed Votes
Energy Giant’s Flagship Plant In America’s Heartland Just Lost All Power
Medal of Honor Monday: Army Capt. Daniel W. Lee Sr.
Iranian Strike Which Killed Three Americans Reportedly Received Chinese Boost













