Trump Vows Action To Break Up US Meatpacking “Monopoly”
The Justice Department is separately investigating whether meatpacking companies illegally contributed to higher consumer prices.
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Tampa Approves $2.3 Billion Rays Ballpark Deal
Tampa Mayor Jane Castor called the development “transformational,” but some residents opposed using taxpayer money for the project.
DOJ Seeks Dismissal Of Lawsuits By Fired Immigration Judges
Blanche has defended the personnel changes, arguing that they are necessary to improve efficiency within the immigration court system.
All It Takes Is One Crack In The Lie We’ve Been Sold
You keep pulling on that thread, uncovering more and more uncomfortable truths, until eventually you discover that pretty much everything you’ve been taught about your world was a lie.
Twilight’s Last Gleaming
The fiscal warning could hardly be clearer. The government’s debt has now passed $40 trillion.
The Destabilizing Stabilizers: Why Increasing Government Spending Prolongs A Recession
Once the economy falls into a liquidity trap, according to Keynesians, then the only thing that can rescue it and restore full employment is for government to ramp up its spending.
Canada Rejects Trump’s “Lake America” Name For Lake Ontario
Trump signed an executive order Thursday directing the U.S. Interior Department to update federal geographic records within 30 days.
Victor Davis Hanson: Why Trump Gets Results While Diplomats Fail
I would expect an October surprise by the Iranians to try something to get in the headlines and lose Trump the election
Why Democrats Are Angry At Hakeem Jeffries
Jeffries and Kushner are not strangers, having previously worked together on criminal justice reform during Trump’s first term.
‘Stop Nick Shirley Act’ Sparks Showdown At California Capitol
Speaking at Wednesday’s rally, Shirley accused state leaders of targeting those investigating fraud rather than the people committing it.
Alaska’s Senate Race Just Got More Confusing: 2 Republican Dan Sullivans Advance
Both Republican Dan Sullivans will appear on the four-person, ranked-choice November ballot, which critics already call confusing enough without two people with the same name.
South Carolina Republicans Have Their Senate Nominee Following Lindsey Graham’s Sudden Death
The final Trafalgar poll released late Monday night showed the two contenders in a dead heat, with Graham at 47.9% support and Norman at 47.8%.
EU Decarbonization Is A Security Threat For The West
Currently, more than 95% of Dutch military aircraft, ships, and vehicles are powered by hydrocarbons.
HHS Responds To Democrat’s Head-Scratching Defense Of Transgender ‘Medicine’
Jamison was responding to remarks made by El-Sayed on Fox News Monday night.
Ken Paxton Unveils ‘Texas First’ Data Center Plan To Protect Grid, Communities
The first part of the plan includes authoring legislation at the federal level to prohibit the use of Chinese technology to power American data centers or build up their infrastructure.
With Crucial Win At The Supreme Court, Trump Administration Has Path To Security, Transparency Rules In Mail Balloting
The fight over the details is sure to continue in the days and weeks ahead, but the Trump administration now has a path to increase the integrity of mail voting prior to the 2026 midterm elections.