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Economic Pain a Tool of Power in Iran, Critics Say
Media reports that the protests in Iran are largely a byproduct of a poor economy only scratches the surface of the problem.
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JD Vance Warns: Civilizations Die From Within
At a time when Western politics is increasingly defined by hesitation, moral relativism, and an elite fear of naming reality, Vice President JD Vance has chosen a different path.
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Trump's Shipbuilding Quest Stalls as China Surges
The Trump administration's early pledge to revive and expand America's atrophied shipbuilding capacity has slipped to the back burner, even as China's naval power continues to grow in the Pacific, according to Heritage Foundation senior fellow Brent Sadler.
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'Minnesota Nice' Gives Way to Activism and Ideology
The fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old Minneapolis anti-ICE activist, by a federal agent underscores a sad fact: A state once referred to as "Minnesota Nice" has devolved into a flashpoint of far-left extremism and unchecked fraud.
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Prominent Leftists, Libertarians Support Iran Regime
Leftists and some libertarians have rallied behind Iran's Islamist regime despite the killings of hundreds of protesters calling for the regime's overthrow and the restoration of the Iranian monarchy.
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White House 'Fake News' Portal Lists Repeat Offenders
Just weeks after its launch, the White House's "fake news" online portal is loaded with what it characterizes as everything from "lies" to "left-wing lunacy" involving nearly two dozen left-leaning news outlets.
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America at 250: Giants Who Shaped the Republic
Every great nation is shaped not merely by events, but by people – men and women whose ideas, courage, and imagination turn moments into history.
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Europe's Revolt Against the EU's Ruling Class
For decades, we were told that the European Union represented a model of enlightened governance: Technocratic, consensus-driven, post-national, and morally confident.
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Trump Pressures Iran Without Saying 'Regime Change'
Donald Trump's second-term Iran policy is moving quickly from fiery rhetoric to the edge of open confrontation.
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America at 250: The Rebellious Quaker Who Crippled Britain
The early life of Nathanael Greene didn't portend he would become one of Gen. George Washington's most trusted advisers and a key to America's success in the Revolutionary War.
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Did Trump Set Stage for China, Russia Power Plays
Could President Donald Trump’s decision to capture former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, citing Venezuela’s place in America’s sphere of interest, be used by China to justify action against Taiwan or by Russia to expand in Europe
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Iran's Nationwide Resistance Signals a Turning Point
When President Donald Trump warned on Jan. 2 that the United States would act if Iran's rulers continued killing peaceful protesters, the message was clear.
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America at 250: Strongest Symbol From Each Decade
As we celebrate the semiquincentennial of America in 2026, many have begun to reflect on where we started as a nation and what has shaped us.This milestone invites a deeper look at the symbols that have defined each era of American life. These symbols tell the story of our...
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Dick Morris: TPUSA's Gen Z Army Could Defy History
Will the tidal wave of Generation Z political impact unleashed by Charlie Kirk recede this year after his assassination and subsequent conspiracy theory attack by political commentator Candace Owens
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Trump Nudges Dakota Access Pipeline to Finish Line
The free flow of American oil got a boost from the Trump administration when it issued a favorable report on the controversial Dakota Access pipeline last month.
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America at 250: Freedom Train Fights to Roll Again
One of Jeffrey Anderson's most cherished toys as a child was a replica of the American Freedom Train that traversed the nation during its 1976 bicentennial celebration.
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The End of the College Degree's Golden Age
In an America hungry for builders, fixers and doers, the four-year college degree – once a ticket to the middle class – is increasingly seen as a costly relic bloated by bureaucracy.
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America at 250: The Pamphlet That Changed History
If you're planning to visit the gravesites of some of America's Founding Fathers as part of this year's semiquincentennial celebration, don't bother trying to locate Thomas Paine's.
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China's Taiwan War Games Raise Alarm of 2026 Attack
China's military buildup and recent "Justice Mission 2025" exercise aimed at practicing an invasion of Taiwan has analysts concerned that the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) will invade the island this year.
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America at 250: How Music Gave Voice to History
As the United States begins its semiquincentennial, marking 250 years since the nation's founding, Americans are reflecting on the cultural forces that have shaped the country's identity.Few have been as influential or enduring as music.
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How Trump Could Legally Acquire Greenland
President Donald Trump's renewed interest in Greenland has again sparked international controversy, but much of the criticism rests on a flawed premise that any American move toward Greenland would necessarily be illegal, imperialistic, or destabilizing.
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America at 250: A History Written With Allies
Two hundred and fifty years after the Declaration of Independence, the United States stands at the center of a vast web of alliances that defines the modern democratic world.
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Report Exposes Amtrak's High-Speed Train Debacle
When Amtrak heralded the launch of its latest high-speed trains last year, nowhere in the company's announcement did it mention the new trains are slower than those being replaced.
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America at 250: Forgotten Figures Who Altered History
As the United States approaches its semiquincentennial, marking 250 years since the nation's founding, Americans are reflecting on the stories that have shaped the country's history.
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America at 250: 10 Events That Shaped a Superpower
America was replete with significant historical events during its first 250 years as it grew from a land looked down upon by its British overlords to the world's most powerful nation.