Texas oil thefts linked to illegal immigration spark federal response
Rep. Tony Gonzales is authoring legislation to go after the organized crime networks carrying out costly, wide-scale attacks on large and small oil companies.
Corruption allegations hit New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ inner circle
The mayoralty of New York City is well known for being a dead-end job. No mayor has ever gone on to higher office, though many of them have tried, in over 100 years. The last one, Ardolph Loges Kline, ...
Opinion
The unprecedented Biden-Harris migrant invasion
Not only is the percentage of immigrants in the country at historically high levels, but the immigrant population is also growing at historically high levels.
Judge rules it’s too late to challenge Arizona open primary proposition
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Frank Moskowitz ruled today that a proposition that would establish open primaries in Arizona will have the opportunity to be voted into law by Arizonans, even ...
Harris tells Oprah, ‘If somebody breaks into my house, they’re getting shot’
At a campaign event with Oprah Winfrey, Kamala Harris repeated that she's a gun owner and tried to convince voters she has flip-flopped on a gun confiscation plan with a new anecdote.
WA’s ‘environmental justice’ needs complicating linkage to CA-Quebec carbon market
The Climate Commitment Act’s focus on environmental justice may be complicating efforts to link Washington state’s carbon market with the California-Quebec carbon market, a move supporters say will ...
Wake up with the Washington Examiner: One Biden group Harris is losing and a different type of border crackdown
Kamala Harris has won over most Democrats who were souring on Joe Biden, but one important group might abandon her in the states she needs to win most.
Virginia schools part of national wave of school threats
Schools in at least 35 cities or counties across Virginia have been targeted in social media or direct threats since the beginning of the school year, as a wave of school threats washes over the ...
Federal Reserve chairman tries to appease DC and Wall Street with interest rate cut
After an all-out fight against inflation over the past two years, the Federal Reserve recently voted to lower interest rates by half a percentage point.
In his memoir, former Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross explains why he left Democratic Party behind
Other than a brief cameo to open the first chapter, Wilbur Ross, who served as secretary of commerce during Donald Trump’s presidency and is poised to do so again should the Republican candidate win ...
US must go on offense in China policy
A stitch in time saves nine. Pay me now or pay me later. Ukraine shows that failing to deter Russia before its February 2022 invasion has proven far more costly than active deterrence would have been.
Obama returns to the campaign trail with first event for Harris
Former President Barack Obama is returning to the campaign trail for Vice President Kamala Harris, using his popularity among Democrats to host a high-dollar fundraiser for her on Friday in Los ...