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Top DNC donor occupation for 2025 was 'unemployed'? - American Thinker

Politics > Democrats Link copied Who knew that the unemployed had so much disposable income? Eric Utter | May 1, 2026 An analysis of the most recent federal election filing found that the top “occupat...

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At the intersection of climate and nutrition - American Thinker

Healthcare > Health Link copied I do not think the climate cultists could have picked a worse candidate to demonize than CO2. Bill Ponton | May 1, 2026 I do not think the climate cultists could have p...

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The teachersâ union and May Day - American Thinker

Culture > Communism Link copied The latest Nation’s Report Card shows abysmal results, but the teachers have bigger fish to fry, and are out marching for communism. Silvio Canto, Jr. | May 1, 2026 It’...

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Hurry up and wait - American Thinker

Foreign Policy > Marines Link copied They may be out of the headlines for now, but they are never off duty; the world is more stable because they are out there, even if no one bothers to say so or rem...

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Five of the latest most treasonous acts from Republicans - American Thinker

Politics > America Link copied This idea of a government by representation is completely dead. Olivia Murray | May 1, 2026 John Adams once purportedly said that a representative government was a vital...

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Democrats rally around their Nazi tattoo guy in Maine, rebranding him as their 'oyster farmer' - American Thinker

Politics > 2026 Elections Link copied How many oyster farmers from the rugged Maine coastline sport Nazi tattoos? Monica Showalter | May 1, 2026 How desperate are Democrats to take the House? Despite ...

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An SOS for the Secret Service - American Thinker

Politics > Assassination Link copied The Service’s performance at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, on closer inspection, doesn’t inspire confidence. W.A. Eliot | May 1, 2026 Some writers and po...

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Brian S. Messenger - American Thinker

May 1, 2026 âIllegal but equalâ is the new âseparate but equal.â June 21, 2019 The Electoral College is only part of the genius of the system our founders created to select a president. Scrapp...

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An ancient killer returns to California - American Thinker

Politics > California Link copied And while I don’t have proof, I strongly suspect that it has to do with two Democrat policies: illegal immigration and rampant homelessness. Andrea Widburg | May 1, 2...

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Resurrecting The American Dream - American Thinker

Politics > Constitution Link copied The Founders’ dream of limited government ended when the Supreme Court ruled that enumerated powers were mere suggestions. We need to walk that back. Ted Noel | May...

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The Origins Of Revolutionary Terror - American Thinker

Culture > French Revolution Link copied Much of the misery inflicted on humanity is due to a profound disconnect within human nature, where lofty, idealized, or noble beliefs (ideology) are driven or ...

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Mental Health Awareness Is Backfiring: New Science Shows How âHelpfulâ Campaigns Are Manufacturing Illness - American Thinker

Healthcare > Mental Health Link copied The new data should be a wake-up call. Monty Donohew | May 1, 2026 For decades, the mental health industry and its allies in media, government, and education hav...

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Against All Enemies, Foreign and Domestic - American Thinker

Politics > Globalism Link copied A country unwilling to defend itself is a country that will not live. J.B. Shurk | May 1, 2026 If a country cannot defend itself from external attacks and will not def...

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Unlike communists, Trump does something good for the workers on May Day - American Thinker

Economy > Economics Link copied Stealing the left's thunder, as Bismarck used to put it. Monica Showalter | May 1, 2026 For all the leftist crowing about May Day as labor day, proletariat day, or work...

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Rare Disease Patients Deserve Cures, Too - American Thinker

Healthcare > Health Care Link copied Importing the failed drug policies of countries that ration care and limit treatment options is no solution at all. Alexander Ciccone | May 1, 2026 Last week, Pres...

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A Brilliant Rendering of Presidential PowerTo ensure the executive branch is co-equal, the president is given absolute immunity in his core constitutional functions.

In the great debate over the Constitution, the powers of the president were a focal point of controversy. Antifederalists passionately objected to the entire federal system, seeing it as antithetical ...

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Ketanji Brown Jackson | The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

In the June 2025 Supreme Court ruling, Trump v. CASA, Inc., the court held that “because universal injunctions likely exceed… Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson gleaned the wrong message from Sesame Street...

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John Roberts | The American Spectator | USA News and Politics | Page 2

The U.S. Supreme Court outlawed explicit racism in college admissions on Thursday. This naturally outraged those so obsessed with outlawing… The past five weeks have seen a flurry of media activity, c...

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This Mess Is of Your Own Making, Chief Justice RobertsNobody voted for judicial supremacy, and it certainly wasn’t the Founding Fathers’ intent.

S everal days back, when one of the near-countless cases of judicial overreach in which partisan Democrat operatives in black robes issued absurd orders delaying presidential orders involving immigrat...

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John Roberts Is Responsible for the High Court’s Self-DelegitimizationRoberts’s tenure has been a series of decisions that have eroded the integrity of the judiciary.

A t his 2005 Senate confirmation hearing to be chief justice of the United States Supreme Court, John Roberts famously invoked America’s national pastime in describing his view of the judicial role in...

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