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Two Suspects Identified In Stabbing Of Off-Duty NYPD Detective
Police identified the suspects as D’Angelo Caraballo and Sneider Mejia and believe they may have left New York City following the attack.
Is The GOP Failing To Sell Trump’s Economic Gains? I&I/TIPP Poll
Despite positive economic indicators, 39% of Americans say they are worse off than two years ago, while just 26% say they are better off.
The Credential Gambit
A judge ordered the White House to restore press access to CNN, MS NOW, and Politico. Trump got the week of coverage he wanted before the ruling came down.
Anything Goes
Consumer investigators sent hundreds of shoppers into the same online store at the same time and found three-quarters of the items priced differently from one person to the next.
Utopia Yesterday, Apocalypse Today
Six months ago, AI's leaders promised abundance. Now they want the bureaucracies that botched COVID to oversee them.
The Bait And The Bite
How a $5,000 promise put the administration's tariff record back on the front page
Green Energy PAC Drops $15M To Unseat Freedom Caucus Members
According to the Freedom Caucus, the PAC is allegedly also targeting congressional candidates endorsed by the Freedom Caucus Fund, such as Brandon Herrera in Texas, Mike Beltran in Florida, and David Flippo in Nevada.
Trump Ends Taxpayer Funding For New Campaign-Style Ads
Watchdog groups have argued that the spending may violate appropriations restrictions on propaganda or partisan communications.
What Is Driving China’s Push To Consolidate Its Banking Sector
Rural and small commercial banks are considered the weakest part of the sector.
G7 Agrees To Release 100 Million Barrels Of Diesel Reserves
The move comes as wars in Ukraine and the Middle East disrupt energy supplies.
Watch: "Let Them Take Out LA": Trump's Controversial Iran Rally Remarks
Trump suggested Iran could "take out" California cities.
Watch: Paris Riot Police Deploy Tear Gas Amid Mass Rallies For Education Budget
The nationwide demonstrations were held in solidarity with students demanding increased education funding and better classroom conditions.
Watch: Inside Dolly Parton’s New Museum, Where Fans Come To Cry And Celebrate
The museum brings the legendary singer-songwriter’s storied career directly to the heart of Music City, offering visitors an immersive journey through her decades-long legacy.
Watch: Zelenskyy Accuses Russia Of Black Sea Aggression Ahead Of Anticipated Heavy Strike
Zelenskyy stated that the military is closely monitoring the threat and urged citizens to take incoming air raid alerts seriously.
Government Should Liquidate Itself
Social Security is a claim on a person’s income—any working person. Did this person agree to it? Today, it would strike most people as strange even to ask the question.
Equality Before The Law Does Not Mean Equality Of Subjective Feelings
The court in Brown believed that black children inevitably feel inferior if they are not permitted to attend the same schools as white children. They deemed racial integration to be essential in making people feel that they are in fact socially equal.
Trump Approves Firing Squad For Radical Islamic Terrorist
The last military firing squad execution was Jan. 31, 1945, when a firing squad in France executed Pvt. Eddie D. Slovik for desertion during World War II.
What Is The Golden Dome Actually Providing?
Senators and witnesses attempted to flesh out the administration’s vision for the Golden Dome and whether partisanship is preventing action that could keep America safe from its enemies.
Debt Arising from Central Bank Credit Leads To Economic Crises
This decline, in turn, is likely to cause a decline in the prices of goods and services, called deflation, and, in turn, produces an economic slump. According to Fisher, the trigger for this could be a shock such as a large decline in the stock market.
Government Should Liquidate Itself
Social Security is a claim on a person’s income—any working person. Did this person agree to it? Today, it would strike most people as strange even to ask the question.
US Regulator Investigates Wells Fargo Over Race-Based Homeownership Programs
In 2017, Wells Fargo launched a campaign pledging $60 billion in loans aimed at helping create at least 250,000 new Black homeowners by 2027.
What Is The Golden Dome Actually Providing?
Senators and witnesses attempted to flesh out the administration’s vision for the Golden Dome and whether partisanship is preventing action that could keep America safe from its enemies.
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The Boom They Never Saw Coming
A surge in investment, manufacturing, productivity and jobs is reshaping the American economy in ways that have received little attention.
Hard Lessons For Europe From The Ceuta Crisis
By Ana Palacio, Project Syndicate | September 1, 2026 European Union leaders should have received several messages during the recent surge of migrants into the Spanish exclave of Ceuta. In particular, cohesion without trust is fragile; dependence without limits leads to vulnerability; and selective enforcement of international law risks eroding a
The Vindman File
Alexander Vindman outspent his opponent sixteen to one and lost the Florida Senate primary by twelve points.