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Tehran's survival is not strength. Military force weakened the regime, but lasting political change requires Iranian resistance.

NYC's antisemitism office cannot protect Jewish residents if officials fear termination for challenging Mayor Zohran Mamdani.

U.S. Treasury bond sell-off coincided with the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office's statistics that the national debt is about to cross $40 trillion.

The second woman nominated to the Supreme Court by a Republican president doesn't neatly fit into the box of expectations either side had for her.

Russia is attempting to intimidate the U.K. population into pressuring Prime Minister Andy Burnham to cut military support for Ukraine.

Much of Vic Mellor's public life follows one instinct: build his own channel rather than work through one, trusting his judgment over institutional process.

Alaska wants donor names attached to political speech. The Supreme Court has struck this down twice -- it should do so again.

Erratic diplomatic signals and economic pressure force global powers to absorb the high cost of calculated strategic chaos.

This July, deficit spending for the previous 12 months was $1.9 trillion -- that's $158 billion a month.

A dramatic shift toward socialism among Democrats, especially the college-educated, threatens U.S. prosperity, pushing the nation toward economic ruin.