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Clarence Thomas' 'Resilience' Was Forged in Adversity
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, one of the most revered contemporary conservative jurists, turned 74 on Thursday, the same day his majority opinion in a landmark Second Amendment case was released.
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How Biden Can Counter Nuclear Threats of Russia, China
The Biden administration continues to make arms control a staple of its national security policy despite the limitations that such treaties have placed on the military capabilities of the United States.
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School Shooting Errors 'Damaging' Cops' Reputation Nationwide
As shocking details continue to pour out regarding the appalling response by local cops to last month's Texas elementary school massacre, a spokesperson said the inaction of a few officers outside the classroom is "damaging American law enforcement around the country."
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Biden Defunds Critical Nuke Deterrent as US Adversaries Advance
President Joe Biden has defunded development of the nuclear sea-launched cruise missile, overruling his top generals and military advisers in the Pentagon who warn, correctly, that the weapon is vitally necessary for nuclear deterrence.
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Potential Pope Francis Retirement Would 'Rock the Faithful'
News that Pope Francis canceled a scheduled trip to Africa and plans to convene cardinals for a rare summer meeting has prompted speculation of an impending retirement for the pontiff.
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Manchin, Sinema Saved Biden, Democrats From Themselves
Democrat Sens. Joe Manchin of West Virginia and Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona were eviscerated by the progressive wing of their party for blocking President Joe Biden's pricey "Build Back Better" spending spree last year.
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Vanishing Veep: Harris Missing as Biden Announces Migration Pact
The Biden administration's alleged migration czar, Vice President Kamala Harris, has been noticeably absent from public discussions about the ongoing immigration crisis that she's tasked with solving.
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PGA Tour's Suspension of LIV Players 'Reeks of Antitrust, Anti-competition'
The debate over who to tee off for , the storied PGA Tour or the new LIV Golf , is driving a wedge between professional golfers, as players across the sport decide if it's best to stick with tradition or take a swing at a potential gold mine.
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The 10 UFO Questions US Officials Still Must Answer
The May 17 congressional hearing on UFOs - the first such event in 50 years - left those who tuned in hoping to find out who or what is zipping across the skies with more questions than answers.
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Democrats Redefine the Dictionary: From 'Bipartisan' to 'Woman'
Democrats don't always let Merriam-Webster, Inc. have the final say on what a word means, showing a tendency to apply the latest "woke" or progressive principles, or some timely (and legally helpful) spin to alter - or even change entirely - numerous definitions.
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Americans Concerned About EU Tech 'Overhauls' Worry US Is Next
The European Union's recent overhaul of its digital landscape is being watched on both side of the Atlantic by the Big Tech platforms that are immediately affected by the new rules and worried observers in America who fear seeing similar regulations put in place in the U.S.
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Top 10 Billionaires Funding Conservative Cause
With conservatives hoping to regain control of the House and Senate in the upcoming 2022 midterm elections, wealthy GOP supporters are filling the party's coffers in a bid to help oust Democrats.
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Astronaut Charlie Duke Talks Walking on the Moon, 'Walking With God'
If Charlie Duke, the 10th and youngest of the dozen men to walk on the moon, ever revisited the desolate Descartes highlands he strolled in 1972, he'd find his 50-year-old footprints still sunken into the windless lunar surface.
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Kate Steinle's Killer Ordered Deported Again as New Caravan Approaches Border
As a caravan containing as many as 15,000 migrants makes its way toward America's southern border from Central America, officials fear the coming illegal immigration tidal wave could be hiding something even worse beneath the surface.
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Are North Korea, Iran Better Positioned to Win Nuclear War?
Nuclear war may well be more "winnable" for a totalitarian state than for a Western democracy because totalitarian regimes are much less averse to the horrifying death tolls that are likely to accompany such a victory.
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San Francisco Recalls Progressive DA in Warning to Others
San Franciscans voted decisively to recall progressive District Attorney Chesa Boudin last week after a heated campaign in which the predominantly Democratic electorate delivered a firm rebuke of the policies that fueled the crime wave enveloping the city.
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US Vulnerable to Russia, China Nuclear Strike
Despite the common mantra that "a nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought," nuclear victory is not only possible, but proven.
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Monkeypox Simulation Predicted May's Outbreak
Public health experts say it's too soon to determine if a 2021 exercise simulating a monkeypox outbreak had any impact on the response when the potentially lethal disease struck for real a year later.
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Nuclear Victory Doesn't Look Like a Mushroom Cloud
We are told that "nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought," a politically correct mantra believed by most in Washington, D.C., and perhaps by most in America , but it's a statement that is patently false.
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Russia Could Use Smallpox as a Weapon
Russia’s known and suspected smallpox stockpiles mean the deadly virus’ potential use is never entirely off the table, though experts believe it’s unlikely President Vladimir Putin would pull the trigger.
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Biden Silent as Pro-Abortion Activists Targeting Pro-life Centers, Kavanaugh
Despite the arrest of a man intent on assassinating Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh and continued attacks at pro-life centers nationwide, House Democrats have slow-walked a bill that would provide high court justices and their families with increased security.
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Series of Deadly Air Crashes May Prompt Pentagon Safety Changes
A series of air crashes that have left at least six service members dead and several others injured over the past several months may prompt Congress to push stricter aviation safety regulations as it takes up the 2023 National Defense Authorization Act.
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'Partisan' Jan. 6 Panel Adds Hollywood Production, Seeks 'Political Advantage'
If the Congressional Jan. 6 committee's true intent is to uncover the facts about the 2021 U.S. Capitol breach, media experts say Democrats wouldn't have signed up a Hollywood producer and coordinated nationwide watch parties for Thursday's hearing.
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Patent System's Self-Destruction Risks US Losing Edge to China
America has dominated the post-World War II globe through constant innovation, with the nation's Patent System protecting and encouraging a succession of inventors and entrepreneurs.
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Pelosi Left Church No Choice on Communion Denial, Catholic Group Says
San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone's decision to bar Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., from receiving Holy Communion due to her abortion advocacy is the first major indication that some within the Catholic Church are finally ready to fight back against politicians.