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In 1763, one of the most consequential battles in U.S. history was fought. Largely forgotten today, reenactors keep the past alive at Bushy Run Battlefield.

Creating Hamastan might be at the top of Zohran Mamdani's agenda, but mayors have no jurisdiction over foreign policy.

Darline Graham's views on so many issues, as well as her qualifications to serve in the Senate, are just not known ahead of a special GOP primary.

Mike Rowe and Meta have placed a bet on the dignity of work. And for many Americans, it's already starting to pay off.

For Republican strategists and candidates working toward this November's elections, the continued fighting in Iran is a worrisome picture.

The rise of a hyper-partisan, online-first political class has changed southwest Pennsylvania.

Britain's new prime minister, Andy Burnham, is even more left-wing than his predecessor, Sir Keir Starmer, a bad sign for America.

As head of the Federal Railroad Administration, David Fink hopes to guide the nation's rail system during a time of mergers and great change.

It's fine that Darline Graham Nordone got the job because she's Graham's sister -- it might be the best way for Henry McMaster to honor voters' wishes.

The DSA's astonishingly destructive goals are laid out clearly in the organization's just-released 2026 national platform.