Russian National Sentenced To 6 Years In Voter Fraud, ID Theft Scheme
Dmitry Shushlebin, 45, a Russian citizen living in Miami Beach, Florida, was also given three additional years of supervised release after the six years in prison.
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ICE Officer Pleads Not Guilty To Allegedly Lying About Minneapolis Shooting
Castro appeared in state court Thursday before being released and later turning himself in to federal authorities over the separate federal indictment.
After Years Of Silence, New House Bill Targets The Tactics Used To Shield Epstein
The bill defines grooming in federal law to mean conduct that is intended to establish an emotional connection with a minor, including manipulation, trust-building, or influence in order to facilitate acts of sexual conduct.
Federal Judge Refers Philly DA Krasner To DOJ For Prosecution
Until now, the Soros rogue prosecutor has been able to slither along without being forced from office.
Make Education Roman Again
The classical education tradition that formed the American Founders was repudiated long ago. But there is hope that it can be restored and, with it, our constitutional republic.
German Chancellor’s Attack On Free Speech Reveals Europe’s Growing Fear Of Dissent
And those elites are hardly hiding their contempt for what we here in America consider a foundational, God-given right.
The Left’s Answer To AI Is Simple: More Government
One approach holds that innovation is best driven by private companies competing and experimenting, while government sets clear rules against potential harm such as fraud, abuse, and threats to national security.
Victor Davis Hanson: Iran Is Preparing An October Surprise Before The Midterms
One of the big surprises is we don’t know because this is the first really major engagement where there are no Western journalists allowed into Iran.
Texas Can Lead America’s Dependable Energy Future
This is the result of a deliberate, all-of-the-above approach that says yes to homegrown energy instead of standing in its way, like some other states.
Microsoft Executive Called AI Scraping “Largest Theft of Labor”
The documents are part of a copyright lawsuit brought by The New York Times and 11 other publishers, who allege that their content was used without permission.
Anthropic Builds Wet Lab To Advance AI-Driven Drug Discovery
The company said its life-sciences team will focus on preclinical research areas that established pharmaceutical companies may consider less financially attractive.
Diana’s Brother Claims Charles Sounded Like A “Lottery Winner” After Her Death
These accounts are Spencer’s recollections and allegations, rather than independently established facts.
Watch: Thousands Rally In Tehran For Massive Military Volunteer Drive
The mass mobilization highlights the state's push to project internal strength and secure citizen backing
Watch: Why Trump Prefers Electrocution To Being Eaten By Sharks
President Donald Trump has once again revived his unusual “electric boat versus sharks” analogy while criticizing the challenges of battery-powered boats.
The EPA Just Removed A Billion-Dollar Barrier To Reliable Power
The Environmental Protection Agency’s repeal of the 2024 greenhouse gas standards for power plants does exactly that, according to the EPA.