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Democratic-led States Accept SNAP Funding but Decline to Disclose How It’s Spent
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Green Energy’s Problems Extend Beyond Messaging
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After Genesis Mission EO, Administration Eyes Executive Order to Boost Humanoid Robotics; Lutnick Meets Tech Leaders as Tesla Plans 1 Million Optimus in 2026
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Trump Administration Rolls Back Regulations on Gas-Powered Cars
Administration Rollback Signals a Retreat from Climate Panic The administration has moved to unwind several regulations that many conservatives long …
Pete Hegseth’s Role in the Caribbean Boat Strike
Skeptical of the Press, Accountable to the Constitution Many of us have good reasons to distrust the mainstream press and …
Philadelphia Museum Altercation and Boston MFA’s Winslow Homer Exhibition Raise Questions About Canadian Ties
Boston’s MFA Spotlights Winslow Homer and a Cross-Border Wilderness While the loud disputes in the City of Brotherly Love grab …
Supreme Court’s Trump v. Slaughter Could Expand Presidential Power
How Trump v. Slaughter Could Change the Presidency Trump v. Slaughter is shaping up to be a landmark moment for …
“‘Survivor’ and the Rise of Reality-Show Politics in America”
America’s politics now run like a reality show — and the villains keep winning. Politics today feels less like governing …