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Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) announced on Sept. 12 that the House will open an impeachment inquiry to investigate the possible involvement of President Joe Read More.

Commentary China seems to have opened another front in its chip war with the United States. Despite Washington’s bans on the sale of advanced semiconductors and chipmaking equipment to China, the Shanghai-based Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) now seems to have domestic access to advanced chips that could render moot the American bans. Read More.

Officers located the quintet around 9:30am after they “trespassed onto the site and had chained themselves to a piece of construction equipment.” Read More.

On Thursday, five "Stop Cop City" protestors were arrested for breaking into the construction site just outside Atlanta, Georgia on the future site of the Atlanta Public Safety Training Facility and momentarily halting work by affixing themselves to an excavator. Read More.

Meta purged thousands of accounts from its platforms that were spreading pro-Chinese communist and anti-U.S. propaganda. Read More.

Jack Smith is the special counsel within the Department of Justice who is currently leading the charge in two of the cases against former President Donald Trump: the Jan. 6 case and the classified documents case. However, the big question that’s been hanging in the air ever since these indictments started to roll in was […] Read More.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer announced the federal government will provide nearly $7 billion for the construction of a long-delayed rail tunnel between New York and New Jersey. Read More.

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie believes he is the man to match former President Donald Trump in the Republican primary field, asserting that the former president has “never run against somebody from New Jersey who understands what the New York thing is” and declaring that Trump “knows” that Christie is aware of “what his game is.” Read More.

“Interesting” — one word from Elon Musk yesterday resurrected a study from earlier this year. Media and Twitter liberals predictably feigned shock and outrage. Yet the study on how “nonbinary gender pronouns” affect one’s job prospects wasted time and money to produce obvious results. Read More.

Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump used his social media platform Wednesday morning to once again call for Americans to protest on his behalf as he faces dozens of felony charges. Read More.

President Biden and several of his top Cabinet officials will travel across the country over the next two days to tout "Bidenomics" as polls continue to show strong disapproval of the administration’s economic policies. Read More.

Last week the Supreme Court declared President Biden’s plan to cancel $430 billion in student loan repayments unconstitutional. The President’s response was to immediately announce that his Administration would find a way to circumvent the decision — thereby further undermining respect for our courts and the judges who serve in them. Read More.

With an eye toward the upcoming presidential elections, the White House has launched a new public relations campaign called “Bidenomics,” to define President Joe Biden’s economic agenda. “I don’t know what the hell that is, but it’s working,” Biden stated at a June 17 union rally in Philadelphia, begging the question: what is Bidenomics, and is it working? Read More.

Former President Donald Trump will not be among the host of candidates for the GOP presidential nomination making an appearance in July 4th parades. Read More.

“Loser. Loser. Loser,” was the attack leveled by 2024 GOP hopeful Chris Christie (R-NJ) at former President and current GOP frontrunner Donald Trump, describing the electoral shortcomings for the Republican party under Trump in the 2018, 2020, and 2022 elections. Read More.