Category: Politics
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300,000 Visas Revoked. A Visa Was Never a Right.
The State Department says visa revocations have passed 300,000 since January 2025, most tied to crimes like assault and drunk driving. Here’s why enforcing the terms of a visa is common sense.
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Alaska Has a Fake Dan Sullivan Problem. Washington Isn’t the Fix.
The Justice Department sued to block Alaska’s Senate certification if Sen. Dan Sullivan loses because of a same-name spoiler. The stunt is dirty, but states run elections.
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Melania Trump Got a Ceasefire the Diplomats Couldn’t
The White House says Melania Trump secured a localized Russia-Ukraine ceasefire in Oleshky, starting Oct. 29, to let aid in and civilians out.
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Big Tech Wants the Power. Your Family Shouldn’t Get the Bill.
Utilities in Michigan, Illinois, and Georgia are spending billions to power data centers. Families should not pay for grid upgrades built to serve Big Tech. Here’s the conservative fix.
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A Welder Doesn’t Need a Four-Year Degree. Pell Grants Finally Agree.
Workforce Pell Grants now let students use Pell money for job training programs as short as eight weeks. Arizona became the seventh state with an approved program on Oct. 22, 2026.
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Mike Waltz Says the Iran War Could Last Another Year. Believe Him.
UN Ambassador Mike Waltz told the Financial Times the Iran war could last another year as Brent crude climbed above $114 a barrel.
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The DOJ Is Investigating Corey Lewandowski. Good.
The DOJ is reviewing a DHS watchdog referral on Corey Lewandowski over contracting, including a $220 million ad deal. He denies wrongdoing.
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Trump Just Drafted American Oil Into National Defense
Trump signed a memo using the Defense Production Act to boost U.S. oil production, refining, and pipelines. Here’s what it does and what to watch.
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Russia Freed Stephen Hubbard. That Doesn’t Make Putin a Humanitarian.
An American is home. Stephen Hubbard, a 74-year-old retired teacher from Michigan, spent more than four years in Russian custody. On Wednesday, Russia let him go. By Wednesday night, his plane had landed in Texas. That is a real win, and conservatives should say so plainly. However, a win for one family does not make…
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New Hampshire Said No Student IDs at the Polls. The Supreme Court Agreed.
Less than two weeks before Election Day, the Supreme Court sided with New Hampshire. On Thursday, the justices let the state enforce its New Hampshire student ID rule for the Nov. 3 midterms. In short, a college ID card will not get anyone a ballot in the Granite State this fall. The order was brief…
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