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President Donald Trump, in a lengthy social media post on Thursday night, called on Senate Republicans to eliminate the filibuster to pass the Republican funding bill and reopen the government.
Remember the Yugo? That tiny, boxy, bargain-bin miracle that proudly declared, “Yes, I’m new, but no, I won’t last the winter”? For a brief, shining, oil-leaking moment in the mid-1980s, America fell in love with the world’s cheapest new car.
Deciphering Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s periodic public statements could be a cottage industry. Some of his assertions and urgings are head-scratchers, given their divergence from easily verified facts.
California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton tears into the state’s ‘billionaire tax’ ballot initiative and demands it return to being an ‘engine of enterprise’ on ‘The Bottom Line.’
So what’s it like wading into a “No Kings” protest? I can tell you because this is precisely what I did this past Saturday.
Picture it: America, 2030. Everyone’s retired at 27. We all get a “guaranteed annual income” big enough to keep us stocked with weed, Doritos, and Netflix subscriptions. Nobody works anymore, but somehow the lights stay on
Kane at Citizen Free Press headlined a link to a story about Bari Weiss trying to recruit new on-air personalities “CBS wants to be the new Fox News.” Of course. Who wouldn’t want the ratings of Fox News?
President Donald Trump said Wednesday he had instructed the Defense Department to “immediately” start testing nuclear weapons “on an equal basis” with other nations.
When Director Gabbard began releasing incriminating information about the Obama and Biden administrations, CIA Director Ratcliffe said he wasn’t concerned about the statute of limitations. Now we know why.
I sort of raised myself. My dad died when I was a kid. He died by suicide, shortly after he’d been released from county lockup on bail. His death was dramatic. It made the papers. On his final night, he almost took my mother to the grave with him.
Apparently, California and New York are the base political jurisdictions for facilitating the radical Left’s assault on the rest of America, but California especially. “As goes California, so goes the rest of the nation!”
President Donald Trump said Thursday after meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping that he was lowering tariffs in exchange for a crackdown on fentanyl and that he would visit China in April.
They called Afghanistan “The Graveyard of Empires,” and by the time the Soviets showed up, it already had a headstone collection. The Persians, the Greeks, the Mongols, and the British were all buried there in one form or another. Still, the Soviets thought they could be different. They always do.
Judging from my Twitter — I refuse to call it 𝕏 — feed, the talking points memo has gone out: the left must attack Riley Gaines Barker, the former University of Kentucky swimmer who is now a vocal advocate for protecting women’s sports from men males who think they’re somehow women. It’s no surprise to …
Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., discusses building up the power supply amid the AI boom on ‘Kudlow.’
In his television show “Yellowstone,” creator/writer Taylor Sheridan delivers some sage advice via his character Rip: “Life is plenty hard. You don’t need to help it.”
In 1973, Meathead told Archie the world would freeze to death. In 2001, Al Gore told the media the world would go up in flames. Both Meathead and Al Gore were pushing the end of capitalism and the industrial age. Both men were wrong.
We humans were built with two brain hemispheres for a reason. The left hemisphere handles logic, reason, and order — the spreadsheet half that alphabetizes the soup cans. The right hemisphere deals in creativity, intuition, and art — the half that paints the soup cans and calls it “social commentary.” Together, they make a functioning human being.
Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., discusses President Donald Trump’s maneuvering to make the U.S. dominant in rare earth minerals against China on ‘The Evening Edit.’
It was a social experiment. Nothing more. We were in an elevator. Me and Bill. Bill is an academic researcher, dealing in human behavior. Also rats. He knows a lot about rats. Whereas I am a redhead.