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The Vanishing Art of PresencebyJoseph VaronatBrownstone InstituteMedicine is always changing. In my career, I have seen intensive care units go from simple rooms with oxygen, monitors, and clinical in...
Groceries are indeed too expensive, but America has another problem, too: utopian expectations of life totally disconnected from reality. Plus, Tucker Carlson is defending Islam again, and Andrew Tate...
Six years after the covid pandemic and nearly two years after he was pardoned for any and all crimes he may have committed since 2014 relating to his role at HHS, Anthony Fauci was back in the news la...
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An alliance of left-wing law firms and activist groups is using woke lawfare to force DEI into major American corporations - possibly compelling companies to violate their fiduciary duty to shareholde...
President Trump signaled late Tuesday that the U.S. and Iran were close to a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a key oil-shipping corridor. “It could happen. Tomorrow or the next day,” Trump said a...
The Ethics Committee this week said Edwards engaged in “persistent unprofessional and inappropriate conduct towards two young female staffers.”
Seis años después de la pandemia de COVID y casi dos años después de que se le indultara por todos y cada uno de los delitos que pudiera haber cometido desde 2014 en relación con su cargo en el Depart...
Former Navy officer Matt Bracken has warned that the U.S. could face an abrupt societal collapse – triggered by coordinated attacks on global energy chokepoints – during a recent appearance on the “He...
54 °F Washington , D.C. by AMAC — The Association of Mature American Citizens Listen · 4 min AMAC Radio 17 Comments Print Share Save When you become eligible for Medicare, thereâs a lot to learn i...
A degree does not, on its own, confer common sense or merit.
The speaker made his first comments on the explosive abuse allegations in an interview with POLITICO’s “The Conversation.”
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham's decision to host Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at a naval base signals a strategic shift toward European autonomy and a departure from traditional relian...
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), House Democrats’ campaign arm, on Wednesday announced it is adding 12 more Republican-held and leaning seats to its offensive target list — incl...
Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-N.C.) early Wednesday announced he would drop his reelection bid, coming in wake of the House Ethics Committee on Monday recommending that he be formally censured following an in...
Sometimes small battles are emblematic of much bigger wars. So it is with the furor that centers on President Trump and the Reflecting Pool at the Lincoln Memorial. In a literal sense, the pool is an...
State Rep. Francesca Hong’s (D) steady rise in the Wisconsin gubernatorial race is teeing up the biggest test yet for democratic socialists and the far left this election cycle. Hong has held a strong...
A Senate panel will take up a slate of kids online safety bills on Wednesday, in what age verification proponents see as a key hurdle for the controversial topic. The path forward for bills like the K...
The domestic abuse allegations against Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) are forcing President Trump and Republicans into a difficult position ahead of the midterms as the party struggles to defend their congr...
Senate Republicans are scrambling for a plan to exit Washington for a five-week August recess that won’t anger President Trump, who has demanded they stay in town for as long as necessary to pass a re...