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DAVID MARCUS: Woke 1.0 is why entertainers needed our secret conservative club
Friends of Abe gave thousands of Hollywood conservatives and independents a safe space to talk without fear of losing jobs during peak woke censorship.
STEPHEN MOORE: Data centers aren’t just buildings. They are economic engines
Google has invested over $20 billion in Council Bluffs, Iowa, transforming the transcontinental railroad's Mile Zero into a data center crossroads.
Want to know what's really in your food? The Trump administration is trying to help
Trump's HHS proposed a rule requiring food manufacturers to notify the FDA about GRAS food additives, closing a loophole exposed by tara flour illnesses.
America faces a crisis in our military arsenal that Trump is racing to fix
The Pentagon signed $22.9 billion in long-term contracts with Raytheon and Lockheed Martin to massively ramp up Tomahawk, AMRAAM and THAAD production.
DOUG SCHOEN: Why Democrats cannot break free from the far left’s transgender demands
From Seth Moulton's debate reversal to Byron Donalds' attacks in Florida, transgender policy is emerging as a central issue in 2026 midterm campaigns.
JONATHAN TURLEY: James Carville's latest tirade reveals the left's all-consuming politics of rage
James Carville's rage erupted after House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries met with Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner, calling Trump allies felons and traitors on his podcast.
Campus antisemitism is an America First issue. Alumni must stay in the fight.
A federal judge dismissed the Justice Department's lawsuit against Harvard, but faculty reveal ongoing antisemitic incidents in an open letter.
I’m president of one of America’s most reliable allies. Here’s how we stand up to Russia
Romania pledges 5% GDP defense spending by 2035 and billions in Black Sea military infrastructure to strengthen NATO's southeastern flank against Russia.
JONATHAN TURLEY: Fake pollster's stunt was a reckless game with real races
Rahil Prakash admitted to releasing fake polls that penetrated the political ecosystem, but the First Amendment likely shields him from legal consequences.
Trump gives every nation an easy choice: Do business with America or terrorist Iran
President Donald Trump's Operation Economic Outcast sanctions aim to collapse Iran's economy as the rial hits a record 2 million to the dollar.
Data centers forgot the consumer — and that could cost America the AI race
Fewer than 30% of Americans support data centers in their communities as concerns over electricity, water, and noise outpace industry promises about AI.
MORNING GLORY: Hasan Piker’s radical rhetoric is becoming Democrats’ 2026 brand
Unlike Marx or Lenin, far-left streamer Hasan Piker shows no evidence of serious study, yet his radical Twitch presence now defines the Democratic Party brand in 2026.
Why Dolly Parton could bring together Americans who agree on almost nothing
Dolly Parton embodied the African concept of Ubuntu — "I am because we are" — enlarging humanity through her Imagination Library and delight in others.
JONATHAN TURLEY: Social media addiction will easily outlast Meta's massive multibillion-dollar settlement
Meta's proposed $17 billion social media settlement may actually benefit the company, given potential penalties that were estimated at $1.4 trillion.
$50 trillion in debt is not a distant threat. America is speeding towards it
America's national debt hit $40 trillion and could reach $50 trillion by 2030 as CBO projects deficits totaling over $23 trillion through 2035.
The left’s constitutional hypocrisy is on full display in its war on Trump
Trump's resistance to judicial rulings on birthright citizenship and tariffs echoes Jefferson, Lincoln and Roosevelt's departmentalist tradition.
The bravest Jews in America are 15 years old — and they’re going back to school
Every August American parents add new worries to back-to-school lists, but Jewish Student Union teens are building community instead of hiding identity.
Trump’s Economic D-Day can hammer Iran, but will Tehran ever surrender?
Scott Bessent's "Economic D-Day" Iran sanctions echo World War II's D-Day, but history shows punishing Tehran and forcing surrender are vastly different.
AOC says ‘Woke 1 was crazy,’ but Democrats still owe voters an explanation
New York Democrat Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's "Woke 1" label lets Democrats compartmentalize 2020 progressive politics without a reckoning.
JONATHAN TURLEY: Abdul El-Sayed’s wealth-tax fantasy could wreck the Michigan economy
Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed frames extreme wealth as an existential threat, but critics warn his tax plan could trigger an exodus of top earners from Michigan.
STEVE DOOCY: The Dolly Parton I saw when the cameras stopped rolling
Steve Doocy reflects on interviewing Dolly Parton half a dozen times, revealing the professionalism and kindness she showed when cameras weren't rolling.
I feared AI would leave my community behind. Now I see a path to prosperity
The AI boom demands 130,000 additional skilled trades workers by 2030, creating massive opportunities for electricians, plumbers and HVAC technicians.
3 things Democrats don’t want you to know about AI and data centers
AI data centers are reviving small towns like Ellendale, N.D., bringing jobs, tax revenue and lower electricity bills to communities left behind.
BRUCE PEARL: Conservatives are attacking the very college sports bill that protects women
Retired Auburn coach says critics wrongly claim the Protect College Sports Act guts Title IX, warning that inaction threatens women's and Olympic sports programs.