Politics | Politics

Shooting Blanks From the Bench - George Parry Opinion

Ordinarily, when a federal district court prohibits the enforcement of a government policy, the ruling protects only the plaintiff(s) in that particular case. But, in recent times, an increasing number of activist federal judges have expanded the applicat

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Signal Leak Controversy: Trump Administration Should Admit Errors, Tighten Methods

Damage control is not supposed to cause more damage, but that is what President Trump’s team has created with its reaction to the Signal leak story.

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Trump Isn't Defying The Courts, He's Defending The Constitution

This is not about defying law — it is about defending the Constitution and the authority it grants the president no matter who is president.

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A Third Of All DC District Judges Are Foreign Born

Of all the judges in the U.S. all five foreign-born judges of the D.C. court managed to get their fingerprints on controversial Trump cases.  

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DeSantis pushes Ladapo for CDC director role

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis advocates for the Trump administration to pick state Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo for Centers for Disease Control and Prevention director.

Psychology | Psychology

Why are Liberal Women so Unhappy? Opinion

In the case of mental and physical well-being, conservatives clearly have something figured out that liberals can learn from. These psychological facts have been highlighted by recent research showing that liberal women are unhappy.

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3 Words to Win Any Argument | Psychology Today

Would you like to win any argument gracefully? Learn how this one simple phrase can turn the tide in your favor.

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3 Signs You Are ‘Too Independent’ For A Relationship

Is your independence keeping love at arm’s length? When independence turns into hyper-independence, relationships can elude you.

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Transform Your Life With 10 Tips From Happiness Courses | Psychology Today

These fun, brief activities will improve your mood and well-being.

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Nice News

A recent poll revealed that creative activities may benefit your mental health. Here are 6 ways to put the findings to use.

History | History

Birth and Rise of the Republican Party | RealClearHistory

This week is the 164th anniversary of the founding of the Republican Party, one of the oldest functioning political parties in the world. The moment of the creation of what would later be nicknamed th

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How the Biden/Harris Admin Helped Iran Get to the Brink of a Nuclear Bomb › American Greatness

Iran has made enormous progress in its nuclear weapons program during the Biden/Harris administration and reportedly can now enrich enough weapons-grade uranium…

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Lynnewood Hall: America’s Versailles Makes a Comeback | National Review

Long a mystery, close to ruin, the Gilded Age Philadelphia estate is being lovingly restored.

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Hidden tales from Titanic held in a secret warehouse

A handbag, perfume and other precious items recovered from the Titanic tell stories of the doomed ship’s passengers.

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The true President of America's Fifth Republic - UnHerd

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SAVE Act Legislation Aims to Ensure Election Integrity

The House will consider the SAVE Act this week, which would require documentation to prove citizenship to vote.

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USAID To Lay Off 4,600 Employees, Will Merge With State Department By Fall

WASHINGTON—The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) submitted an official notification to Congress on Friday that the State Department will be assuming responsibility for most of the agency’s functions and ongoing programming.

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Justice Department instructed to dismiss legal challenge to GOP-led Georgia election law

Amplifying Atlanta

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Shrimp and blueberries on tariff ‘hit list’ handed to Trump

US trade bodies have weighed in with complaints about UK levies before the president’s ‘liberation day’ on April 2

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Trump aims to overhaul U.S. elections in executive order with new requirements

Trump has signed an executive order requiring documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote in federal elections and mandating that all ballots be received by Election Day.