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‘Absolutely Ridiculous’: Trump Vows To Appeal Defamation Trial Verdict

Former President Donald Trump on Friday posted on Truth Social that he would appeal the verdict against him in a…

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Javier Milei’s Message to Collectivists in Davos: You Are the Problem

Javier Milei went to Davos to attend the 54th annual World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting last week. Attendees of the…

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Roughly 70% Of Haley Voters In New Hampshire Primary Weren’t Registered Republicans

About seven in ten voters who backed former Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley in the New Hampshire primary…

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These Airlines Have Diversity ‘Representation’ Goals. Here’s Why They Might Be Illegal

Several major airlines and one aircraft manufacturer that promote diversity “representation” goals on their website may be in violation of…

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Open Borders Are Forcing Taxpayers To Open Their Wallets

President Joe Biden has transformed America’s southern border into a humanitarian catastrophe and a national security nightmare. This bloody, deadly…

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Germany Went All In On The Green Transition. Now, Its Economy Is Crumbling

Germany fully bought into the green energy transition, but its economy is now showing serious signs of weakness as a…

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Things Could Get Even Worse For The Biden Campaign

Democratic strategists and party leaders are visibly anxious about the upcoming presidential election. But, if a little-noticed report issued last…

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‘Could Not Hire Fast Enough’: Number Of Border Patrol Agents Plummets Under Biden

The number of Border Patrol staff enforcing the southern border has dropped under the Biden administration, even while illegal immigration…

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Meet The Donors Funding The Shadow Campaign To Stop Trump’s Second Term Before It Even Begins

Groups bankrolled by major left-of-center charitable foundations are reportedly preparing to obstruct a potential second Trump administration. Organizations including Protect…

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Here’s How A Few Fishermen Could Deal A Massive Blow To The Administrative State

The Supreme Court considered on Wednesday two cases brought by small fishing companies seeking to prevent a federal agency from…

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