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MIKE DAVIS: The Trump DOJ should withdraw its statement of interest in the OpenAI lawsuit
Trump's Justice Department backed OpenAI's fair use argument for AI training on copyrighted works, a move critics say lets Big Tech steal from creators.
The freakout over data centers is just another fracking backlash we need to ignore
America's important fracking victory offers a blueprint for AI data center builders facing 70% public opposition and major Chinese competition.
MARK HALPERIN: Social media damaged a generation. Are we about to let AI do the same?
The social media crisis offers a cautionary lesson as AI companies build chatbot products that could intimately interact with children unchecked.
Trump is dismantling Iran’s war machine, but America still needs an endgame
Iran exploited U.S. fears of escalation for decades, but Trump's military pressure campaign is finally making asymmetry work both directions.
Jelly Roll picked a fight with Trump fans and may have Bud Lighted himself
Jelly Roll's Jimmy Kimmel monologue targeting Trump sparked backlash from country fans who say the move mirrors Bud Light's brand-destroying misstep.
I'm Gen Z: If the GOP wants my vote, stop the speeches and fix the housing crisis
Republicans must use the Dallas midterm political convention next week to address housing, cost of living, and free speech to win over Gen-Z voters.
Gun control activists demanded better data. What they got surprised the heck out of them
William English's redesigned 2026 National Firearms Survey estimates 2.2 million annual defensive gun uses and 26.4 million AR-15 owners nationwide.
JONATHAN TURLEY: Talarico brings a touch of Trotsky to the Texas Senate race
Video shows James Talarico at a climate forum calling capitalism an "oppressive system" linked to White supremacy that must be "dismantled."
MIKE DAVIS: Cheers to David Warrington, Trump’s outgoing White House counsel
David Warrington departs after steering Trump through over 30 Supreme Court victories against lawfare and helping install constitutionalist judges.
America mocked the Amish and other groups over technology. Maybe they were right
As Meta settled for up to $17 billion over claims its platforms harmed children, Hasidic smartphone restrictions started looking less backward.
America’s quiet socialist takeover is spreading from town halls to classrooms
Low-turnout school board elections in 2026 could let DSA chapters reshape curriculum and budgets before communities realize the lasting consequences.
MORNING GLORY: 'Blue Blight' is spreading fast and only voters can stop it
Manufacturing jobs, gas prices and college enrollment are declining in blue states as "blue blight" spreads, reshaping where students choose to live.
The cure for socialism is giving more Americans a stake in capitalism
Socialism is gaining ground because fewer Americans are homeowners and stockholders, creating a perfect opening for DSA leaders like Zohran Mamdani.
Pessimists say the economy is weak. The good news is, they are wrong
Trump tax reforms sparked $296 billion in IRS refunds along with new deductions for qualified tips and overtime pay rewarding working Americans.
DAVID MARCUS: Canada sees Trump trade war as ‘life and death’ while Americans barely notice
Expert Gary Mar warns Canada faces bigger sticks in a tariff battle with the United States as the Sept. 7 trade deal deadline approaches fast.
An AI cyberattack could turn off America's lights before Washington even understands why
Five warnings in 17 days revealed how AI cyberattacks now threaten power grids, water infrastructure and hospitals as Volt Typhoon looms large.
‘No Jews, no news’ strikes again as selective coverage of the 'unsettlers' fuels anti-Israel anger
Attacks on Palestinians by Israeli extremists were rightly condemned, and Israel’s government must do more to stop it, but the media’s latest West Bank fixation risks feeding an anti-Israel pipeline.
China has found a new illicit drug market. America must shut it down
Chinese chemical manufacturers linked to fentanyl precursors are now shipping unapproved retatrutide peptides into U.S. homes via customs fraud.
MIKE DAVIS: Why SCOTUS-defying Obama judge must be impeached to protect elections
Judge Indira Talwani issued a temporary restraining order against Trump's election security rule a day after the Supreme Court reversed her injunction.
Trump is closing an asylum loophole legal immigrants have watched others exploit
The Trump administration plans to revoke visitor visas of up to 200,000 foreign nationals who later sought asylum, raising due process concerns.
California’s insane plan to regulate what tires we buy is full of hot air
Yes, the tires are being regulated. California's 2029 tire efficiency standards promise gas savings, but critics question the cost to consumer choice.
Trump and Rubio’s bold Venezuela oil pact could finally crush communism’s grip
Critics call it colonialism, but the U.S.-Venezuela oil partnership aims to block Cuba, China and Russia from recapturing the failed state.
FRANK SILLER: 'I love you, brother' -- the 9/11 loss that inspired a mission of service
Tunnel to Towers CEO Frank Siller recounts the devastating 9/11 phone call from Richie Obermeyer at Ground Zero that confirmed his brother Stephen would not come home.
GIANNO CALDWELL: Sanctuary cities call it compassion. Patricia Fox calls it the ultimate price
Patricia Fox testified how sanctuary policies left daughter Carissa Aspnes minimally conscious while Colorado Medicaid denied her in-home nursing care.