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K-STREET, 10,000 FEET: An AI moratorium compromise died in negotiations, now the Senate must chart a new path forward
Artificial intelligence (AI) remains a hot topic in the Beltway and across America, especially as the technology evolves and is inserted into everything…
Jul 8 • 
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K-STREET, 10,000 FEET: An AI moratorium compromise died in negotiations, now the Senate must chart a new path forward
EXCLUSIVE: Anti-Israel non-profit "just steps away" from Congress raises money for Palestinian "Terrorist University"
A radical anti-Israel nonprofit that is located “at the heart of Capitol Hill just steps away from the halls of Congress” is partnering with and hosting…
Jul 8 • 
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EXCLUSIVE: Anti-Israel non-profit "just steps away" from Congress raises money for Palestinian "Terrorist University"
EDITORIAL: Speaker Mike Johnson delivers for America — again
In his growing political epic, Speaker Mike Johnson (R., La.) sets a goal, is told by Democrats and the media that he can’t or won’t achieve it, and…
Jul 8 • 
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EDITORIAL: Speaker Mike Johnson delivers for America — again
INTERVIEW: Rep. Darrell Issa on new ICE legislation, the "time for choosing" in the Middle East, and more
Hours after domestic terrorists were arrested after allegedly shooting ICE officers in Texas, Rep. Darrell Issa (R., Calif.) announced plans to formally…
Jul 8 • 
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INTERVIEW: Rep. Darrell Issa on new ICE legislation, the "time for choosing" in the Middle East, and more
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Jul 8 • 
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Op-Ed: Maud Maron: Public safety isn't the social experiment that Democrats want it to be
For years, far-left politicians have used New York City’s one-party rule to push dangerous ideas and elect extremists like Alvin Bragg and now Zohran…
Jul 8 • 
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Op-Ed: Maud Maron: Public safety isn't the social experiment that Democrats want it to be
Op-Ed: Rep. Mike Simpson: The time is now to secure a legal workforce for American agriculture
Whether we realize it or not, every American depends on agriculture every single day.
Jul 8 • 
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Op-Ed: Rep. Mike Simpson: The time is now to secure a legal workforce for American agriculture
SCOOP: “The Deep State’s worst nightmare” unveils next steps
For over a decade, President Donald Trump has prioritized rooting out the “Deep State” bureaucrats who have sought to undermine him before he was even…
Jul 7 • 
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SCOOP: “The Deep State’s worst nightmare” unveils next steps
Op-Ed: Kate MacGregor: Rolling out the Red, White, and Blue carpet for America’s 250th
At the Department of the Interior, we have the unique responsibility of helping to conserve our nation’s public lands and resources and preserve our…
Jul 4 • 
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Op-Ed: Kate MacGregor: Rolling out the Red, White, and Blue carpet for America’s 250th
Op-Ed: Mike Fragoso: Advice for Sen. Thom Tillis
Sen. Thom Tillis (R., N.C.) announced recently that he will not be running for reelection in 2026. A stalwart of the establishment wing of the…
Jul 3 • 
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Op-Ed: Mike Fragoso: Advice for Sen. Thom Tillis
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EDITORIAL: John Thune’s masterful passage of the Big, Beautiful Bill shows Republicans are here to win
Large spending bills are a reality of D.C. and they carry a love-hate relationship with them. Some lawmakers love them because of the opportunities to…
Jul 3 • 
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EDITORIAL: John Thune’s masterful passage of the Big, Beautiful Bill shows Republicans are here to win
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