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Despite Iran's Terror Blitz, Biden Wants Nuke Deal
President Joe Biden appears undeterred from his goal of reviving a nuclear deal with the Islamic Republic, a pact which Middle East experts say Washington appears to be pursuing "at almost any cost."
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Will Schiff Get Third Chance at Trump After Russia, Ukraine Busts?
Rep. Adam Schiff has spent years spinning allegations to the media about former President Donald Trump – and the California Democrat is again positioning himself to be at the center of a Trump tempest.
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'Forever Opportunist' Hillary Clinton Uses Trump Raid for PR, Profit
FBI agents barely had time to finish rifling through the Palm Beach home of former President Donald Trump last week before Hillary Clinton found a way to capitalize, fundraising off the federal foray.
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North Korea's Nuclear Programs 'Appear to Be Soaring'
An increasingly provocative North Korea has fired off nearly three dozen ballistic missiles in 2022 - the most tests conducted by the Hermit Kingdom in any year, with several months left - and, amid reports that the country is expanding its test facilities.
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Chinese Exercises Wearing Down Taiwan's Defenses
Incursions by Chinese fighters and bombers into Taiwan's aerial identification zone have had their desired impact on the island nation's air force, causing further wear-and-tear to a limited supply of F-16 fighter jets that are repeatedly forced to monitor the Chinese.
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Mar-a-Lago Raid Judge Donated to Obama, Recused From Trump Lawsuit
U.S. Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart purportedly greenlighted the request allowing FBI agents to search Mar-a-Lago, a decision that reignited extreme partisan divides and raised serious questions about the potential for politically motivated prosecutions.
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Liberal COVID Policies Shortchanging Landlords
California's decision to offer tenants "rent relief" in the form of protection from eviction and late payment fees is leaving some landlords flirting with ruin, according some property owners – an immigrant couple who rented a dwelling to provide income during their retirement.
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Democrats' 'Inflation Reduction Act' Is a 'Trojan Horse Bill'
Democrats are celebrating the passage of a gargantuan $740 billion spending bill, but it's not entirely clear party members are on the same page about what they just voted for.
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China 'Even More Dangerous' Had Pelosi Scrapped Taiwan Trip
Some analysts are questioning the rationale for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's high-profile trip to Taiwan – but other observers blast the Biden administration for wasting what they frame as a clear-cut opportunity to project American strength to Beijing.
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US Talent Shortage Threatens Long-Term Economic Drag
Experts warn the flagging American economy is being further constrained by a significant talent shortage in the job market, with positions that need to be filled urgently left vacant due to a lack of skilled workers.
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Trump Raid Is 'Unprecedented,' 'Chilling,' Legal Experts Say
The FBI’s unprecedented, unannounced execution of a search warrant at the residence of former President Donald Trump in Palm Beach, Florida, on Monday was "chilling" and an apparent "weaponization of law enforcement against the opposition party," legal experts tell Newsmax.
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Biden's ICBM Test Postponement a 'Show of Weakness' to China
President Joe Biden's decision to push back a long-planned intercontinental ballistic missile test amid tensions with China is a "show of weakness" that will only invite further aggression from our adversaries, foreign relations experts warn.
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Trump 'Continues to Loom Large Over GOP' After String of Primary Victories
Former President Donald Trump's enduring hold on the Republican electorate was reaffirmed by the overwhelming number of Trump-endorsed candidates who racked up victories in recent primary elections.
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Massive American Flag Mural Dedicated to Slain Cop
When Theodore Winters began chatting with an Indiana police officer about the American flag mural he was painting on the outside of Joyner's diner, he had no idea it would be one of Officer Noah Shahnavaz's last interactions before he was gunned down during a traffic stop.
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Chinese Military Proves It Can Blockade Taiwan at Will
The Chinese military's exercises surrounding the island of Taiwan aim to intimidate the United States and Japan to prevent them from assisting the island in the event of an invasion in the wake of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taipei.
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Supreme Court Preview: Andy Warhol, Voting Rights, Government Overreach
The Supreme Court's 2022-23 Session that begins Oct. 3 will be the first chance for new Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson to make her mark.
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McConnell Allowed Jon Stewart, Democrats to 'Bludgeon' GOP Over Veterans Bill
When Democrats wanted to demonize a group of Senate Republicans as "anti-veteran" to obscure concerns about extra pork added to a bill meant to help veterans exposed to toxic burn pits, they enlisted comedian Jon Stewart to be commander-in-chief of their crusade.
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Afghan Resistance: Al-Qaida Never Left Afghanistan
A National Resistance Front of Afghanistan representative told Newsmax this week that his group knew that Ayman al-Zawahri and other al-Qaida leaders were still in Afghanistan despite Taliban and Biden administration statements to the contrary.
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Democrats Won't Back Biden Reelection, Want 'Change of Leadership'
The writing could be on the wall for President Joe Biden as the number of Democrats ducking questions about his potential for reelection in 2024 continues to grow.
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What Would Biden Administration Do If China Attacked Taiwan?
The decades-old policy of "strategic ambiguity" regarding the relationship between the United States and Taiwan is living up to its name as foreign policy experts remain confused as to exactly what the American response to a Chinese attack on the
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Putin Delivered 'Secret Message' in Nuke Warning
Russian President Vladimir Putin isn't one to shy away from overt threats to unleash his arsenal of nuclear-armed super weapons , which is why Putin raised eyebrows earlier this week when he declared there could be no winners in a nuclear war
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Experts: Karine Jean-Pierre 'Still Hapless,' 'Like a Deer in the Headlights'
With President Joe Biden isolating again and Vice President Kamala Harris limited to mostly low-visibility engagements, the face and voice of the administration has been press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre – and that voice has mostly replied: "I don't have anything."
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Chinese Purchases of Billions in US Real Estate Raise Security Concerns
China spent billions of dollars buying U.S. properties last year, and its increasingly aggressive acquisition of American real estate has set off alarm bells with those concerned about the economic and national security implications of the purchases.
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Biden Their Time? A Dozen Democrats Who May Run in 2024 If Joe Doesn't
Even before President Joe Biden's recent bout with COVID-19, his physical and cognitive health increasingly had been under the media microscope, with frequent speculation and chatter that the historically unpopular commander-in-chief may not seek a second term.
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Millennials Surpassing Baby Boomers as Gun Buyers, Enthusiasts
Millennials - the much-maligned generation that's been stereotyped as a bunch of youthful, avocado toast-loving hipsters - are suddenly not so young anymore, and as they enter their 30s and 40s, these Americans are fast becoming a major segment of new gun owners.