As Trump wooed Kim Jong-un, he secretly unleashed Navy SEALs
Special operators sought to intercept communications of the North Korean leader
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Special operators sought to intercept communications of the North Korean leader
His travel journals reveal him to be a hopeful, humane thinker – unlike Sartre
Everything Intel does will now be subject to the need to please its largest shareholder, the US government
Neither the Federal Reserve Act nor any other statute define the ‘for cause’ standard
Teachers have been trained in programs heavily influenced by an ideology that rejects truth
Speech is the enemy, it seems, and it must be suppressed
Tim Kaine’s attack on God-given rights wasn’t ignorance. It was a deliberate rejection of America’s founding philosophy
Ambiguity is the strategy
President Trump has signed an executive order returning the Department of Defense to its original moniker
The war footing this administration is adopting now toward the cartels is still in its early days, but the die is cast
Taxpayers don’t need to carry a private burden
Recent school shootings have been committed by trans kids motivated by a toxic blend of instability and self-loathing
After Covid, we all thought the ferocious national debate over vaccine science was behind us
Trump threatened to revoke O’Donnell’s citizenship – but who else might be on the chopping block?
He is one of a new breed of politically mature populist leaders. If he represents the future, then the future will be bright
Politicians shouldn’t be allowed to turn the birthplace of liberty into its charnel house
The President has condemned the trial that’s entering its final stages as a ‘witch hunt’
Democrats line up to fight for New York’s 12th district after Jerry Nadler said he was stepping down
A Trump-run mining and accumulation business – American Bitcoin – has listed on the NASDAQ
Maduro’s regime has derived much of its income from the drug trade which has been wreaking chaos in America, which Trump has pledged to halt
Plus: The Ken Paxton tipline
Liberals tell Americans that capitalism rigs the game, but their own lifestyles tell a different story
The Roses and Cruella clearly show that he is the maestro at creating dialogue
China is winning the subversion game. America appears to have folded.
We could all learn from the man who swiped a player-signed hat from a little boy at the US Open
The Ukrainian government aims to channel combat-seasoned veterans into regulated security firms
The celebrity death rumor is a common phenomenon
The idea that we’ll be better off without them is laughably naive
Europeans are being forced to confront their lack of political will for their own security
Hundreds of thousands of people marched in the streets
Eighty-eight percent of students admitted they ‘have pretended to hold more progressive views… to succeed socially or academically’
A little-known accounting trick has turned paying for an ambulance into a bloated scam
My book raises questions about the late Queen’s second son and financial corruption at the heart of the Royal Family
The Danish foreign minister summoned the American envoy