Diogo Costa says AI is transforming the economy, but support for free markets is fading as a new generation embraces ‘affordability socialism.’
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Red State Set To Carry Out Rare Double Executions On Same Day
Florida is set to become the first state in nearly a decade to conduct two executions in a single day on Tuesday as Gov. Ron Read More
New audio undercuts Dems who defended Biden, slammed Hur after classified docs report revealed memory loss
Newly publicized audio tapes from Robert Hur’s classified documents investigation prove his report’s claims of Biden struggling to recall names and dates during 2017 interviews.
Federal appeals court rejects Trump bid to enforce mail ballot order ahead of midterm elections
The DOJ previously told the court it could seek emergency relief from the Supreme Court if it did not prevail.
Federal appeals court rejects Trump bid to enforce mail ballot order ahead of midterm elections
A federal appeals court blocked Trump’s executive order on mail-in voting rules in 23 states, potentially sending the fight to the Supreme Court.
Court checks Pritzker as Trump administration scores another immigration win
A federal judge ruled Illinois laws providing in-state tuition and financial aid to illegal immigrants are unconstitutional, dealing a blow to JB Pritzker.
Letitia James faces scrutiny after New York City spends $81,700 per homeless person amid shelter scandals
Saritha Komatireddy accused Letitia James of failing to investigate nonprofit homeless shelters despite billions in taxpayer funding and fraud claims.
Democrats concede NJ voter-roll failure was ‘horrible’ — but reject broader fraud fears
Democratic lawmakers say New Jersey’s motor vehicle system error registering 6,600 noncitizens demands accountability but reject widespread fraud claims.
Trump spares no one at WHCA dinner, taking aim at Dems, press and his own Cabinet
Trump scrapped his combative speech for a unity-themed address, but still took familiar jabs at J.B. Pritzker, Chuck Schumer, and Gavin Newsom.
Trump turns to ‘zombie’ court after Boasberg pointed to it in deportation fight
The Justice Department filed its first-ever case with the Alien Terrorist Removal Court, invoking a 1996 law never used to deport a terrorism suspect.