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ASU Students Harassed at Multicultural Center over Being White, Supporting Police

By Brittany Bernstein 11:06 AM

Video of the incident purports to show minority students attempting to force two white male students to leave a common study area.

Baby’s Parents Refuse to End Life Support, Lose Custody to State

By Wesley J. Smith 10:36 AM

Keaton Crull, a three-month-old baby from Indiana being treated in Kentucky, is about to be removed from life support over his parents’ objections.

Harris Claims Footage of Border Patrol on Horseback Is Reminiscent of ‘Times of Slavery’

By Brittany Bernstein 9:35 AM

Her comments come after the media caused a frenzy by falsely portraying the videos and photos as showing agents hitting Haitian migrants with whips.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 25

By Ed Whelan 8:00 AM

The Democrat-controlled Senate confirms on a single day 25 of President Jimmy Carter’s judicial nominees.

A Tale of Two Spaceflights

By Andrew Follett 5:00 AM

It’s SpaceX vs. Boeing, and so far, the private sector is outpacing the government-backed aerospace behemoth.

Democrats Face a Reckoning

By Matthew Continetti 5:00 AM

Now is the autumn of their discontent.

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Trump Impeachment Witness Calls on Milley to Resign over Secret China Call

September 15, 2021

Alexander Vindman called on Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Mark Milley to resign on Tuesday.

Biden’s Shameful Attack on Border Patrol

By The Editors 5:00 AM

Anyone with an interest in the truth knew that no one was whipped in Del Rio almost immediately after this became a trending topic.

Illinois Democrats’ Gerrymandering Is a Partisan Disgrace

By Adam Schuster 5:00 AM

By manipulating electoral maps to preserve their own majority, lawmakers in Springfield deprive voters of meaningful choice at the polls.

FBI Investigates Alleged Attack on Female Soldier by Male Afghan Refugees at New Mexico Base

By Caroline Downey September 24, 2021

Some Republican lawmakers have warned of the dangers of admitting Afghan refugees into the country without proper vetting procedures.

Republicans Tout ‘a More Conservative Direction’ in Defense-Policy Bill

By Jimmy Quinn September 24, 2021

The Republican Study Committee, the largest caucus of House conservatives, sees reason for optimism in policy victories in the legislation.