For almost all of human history, nobody asked what you thought. As America marks 250 years and heads to the polls, it is worth remembering how faith, human reason, and a few stubborn rules created the fairest deal on earth.
While 30 of 33 New Mexico counties sit below the national poverty line and our state bleeds hundreds of millions in Medicaid and SNAP mismanagement, our Democratic congresswomen are spending their political capital shielding Rep. Ilhan Omar and a billion-dollar Minnesota welfare racket.
Even Michigan’s former Democratic Party Chair told voters to leave the ballot blank rather than vote for Abdul El-Sayed. Yet Sen. Martin Heinrich just teamed up with Bernie Sanders to bail him out. Does Heinrich want this agenda in New Mexico?
An Indian captain, injured in his own cockpit, kept fighting. Passengers and crew intervened. An Israel-bound aircraft landed safely instead of becoming the scene of mass death.
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Iran’s Revolutionary Guard wants Americans to believe it is their friend.
In the same open letter appealing to Americans to change their political leadership, it defends “Death to America”
Every September, the world’s presidents, prime ministers, monarchs, motorcades and security details descend on Manhattan for the United Nations (UN) General Assembly.
They give speeches. They shake hands. They
Federal loans should not be a blank check. A new earnings rule will force colleges to show that their programs leave students better off—or risk losing access to the debt that has helped finance higher education for decades.
America was told it faces a “national crisis” of Black people found hanging in public.
That conclusion did not come from an FBI finding. It did not come from a
Space Force, autonomous weapons, artificial intelligence, critical minerals and advanced nuclear power could turn a remote Cold War outpost into one of America’s most consequential strategic platforms.
For most Americans, September 11 is remembered through images: burning towers, smoke over the Pentagon, flags, funerals, and a country suddenly at war.
For us, it was more than a
On July 4, 1776, fifty-six men signed a document that was, by every legal standard of their day, a confession of treason. They knew it. They signed anyway. That
