Here are Trump's medical results over his two terms
The latest medical report released by the White House says President Donald Trump is in “excellent health” again, a common trend seen throughout his two terms.
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Iran negotiates with one hand and fires missiles with the other
While the Trump administration continues pursuing negotiations with Tehran, Iran has once again demonstrated how it views diplomacy.
Trump's medical report released by White House after visit to Walter Reed
The White House released the latest medical report for President Donald Trump late Friday, three days after his visit to the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center as part of his annual medical checkup.
Bill Maher slams California for failing on education and green energy
Comedian and late-night talk show host Bill Maher slammed California for its underperforming education system and lengthy permitting delays for green energy development.
NJ State Police clash with protesters at Delaney Hall after Sherrill's intervention
New Jersey State Police clashed with violent protesters at Delaney Hall late Friday as officers cleared the area and escorted Immigration and Customs Enforcement employees out of the detention center.
YOUR LAND: States that protect squatters encourage vigilante justice
When Democrats refuse to promote law and order, they allow criminals to call the shots. When people see that the perverted justice system is working against them, they decide to take matters, and samurai swords, into their own hands.
Thomas Massie could run for president
Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) raised eyebrows when, fresh off his recent primary defeat, he filed candidacy paperwork for 2028, though he is unsure for which office.
Trump slow-rolling Cabinet nominations ahead of midterm elections
President Donald Trump has a number of Cabinet vacancies to fill as time is running short on Capitol Hill where lawmakers are bogged down ahead of the November midterm elections.
Are Americans done with health insurance?
Health insurance has become yet another item that Americans need but struggle to afford. In the era of prediction market wagers and direct-to-consumer products from wellness influencers, what if patients bet on going without coverage?
Teachers unions push politics as test scores drop
Surprisingly, the data also show that the learning crisis did not originate with COVID-19, but started around 2013. The pandemic didn’t create this disaster — it accelerated one already well underway.
Summer Baseball
FALLS CHURCH, Virginia — I knew it could be his last Little League at-bat. I hoped it wasn’t. We were down 2-0 with two outs in the bottom of the sixth. If Sean could get on base, the top of the order would come up and maybe make some playoff magic happen.
America is polarized, but the center is not dead
Running for office in Virginia taught me something that cable news and social media often hide: The United States is not as extreme as its politics.
The no-win Texas Senate race
In November, Texans will go to the polls to choose their new junior senator. This choice comes down to one of the most corrupt and morally repugnant politicians in recent memory and a full-blown heretic. A scandal-plagued liability masquerading as an anti-establishment freedom fighter versus a far-left progressive culture warrior cosplaying as a theologian.
Carroll Couldn't Remember the Year. But She Remembered to Lie
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Hold parents, not social media, accountable for teen takeovers
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson wants to fight “teen takeovers” in his city but he is going the wrong, indeed ridiculous, way about it. He thinks he should fix the problem by taxing social media companies and using the revenue to fund more programs for teenagers. Yeah, that’ll work!
Will America Keep on Trucking?
May brought news that trucking prices are hauling upward, and fast. Increased hauling costs often mean a noticeable uptick in price tags for the many goods those trucks deliver. This was a bad omen for Republicans — rising prices have historically complicated things for the party in power during midterm elections.
Jaxson Dart slammed for introducing Trump. If only he beat women
Social media erupted last week with controversy surrounding the New York Giants’ second-year signal-caller, Jaxson Dart. His crime? Introducing President Donald Trump at a May 22 speech. This week, Green Bay Packers star Josh Jacobs was charged with strangling his girlfriend — a far less offensive act in the eyes of the liberal media, apparently.
Trump's tariffs did not 'reshore jobs'
David Ricardo’s theory of comparative advantage is counterintuitive, and a lot of people struggle with it. Most of us can see why free trade works in the interest of competitive countries. How, though, can it be in the interest of less efficient places? Why wouldn’t all the jobs go to the more productive trading partner?
Trump endorses South Carolina Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette over Nancy Mace
President Donald Trump endorsed Republican Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette for governor of South Carolina on Friday ahead of the June 9 primary.
Former California mayor pleads guilty to acting as Chinese agent
The former mayor of Arcadia, California, pleaded guilty to one count of acting as an illegal agent of the Chinese government within the United States on Friday.
