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Data centers have become deeply politicized. In Pennsylvania, as with many places in America, they represent the chance for economic opportunity.

Fragmented government oversight led Puerto Rico's $6 billion power deal to collapse over a basic contractor authorization failure.

EEOC subpoenas seeking info on Jewish employees aren't government lists -- they are essential tools to combat workplace antisemitism.

Crippled by proxy collapse and economic shocks, Iran's regime is in delusion. The West must stop negotiating and walk past Tehran.

Rolling back federal oil and gas bonding rules fleeces taxpayers for $750 billion in cleanups while stripping private property rights.

North Korea rejects Seoul's peace offers because inter-Korean reconciliation threatens regime survival under its two-state policy.

Slashing redundant Head Start regulations empowers local communities, cuts federal bloat, and restores slots for needy children.

Crude threats break diplomatic stalemates. Trump's unpredictable pressure on Iran gets results where quiet negotiations failed.

Oakland's $915,000 fine for clearing fire hazards is an unconstitutional government shakedown destroying private property rights.

Maryland Democrats face legal challenges as mid-decade gerrymandering and Question 3 violate key state constitutional protections.