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It's hard to imagine a more damning case against affirmative action than its results. Read More.

Top Russian military officials have reportedly discussed in recent days when and how to use tactical nuclear weapons against Ukraine, should the Kremlin give the order to do so. Read More.

U.S. immigration records show DePape is a Canadian citizen born in 1980 and last lawfully entered the United States on Aug. 6, 2000. Read More.

Pray, lead, stand, and share. Read More.

Transparency is the antidote to 'misinformation.' Read More.

According to a recent report from the Information, Tesla CEO and Twitter's new owner Elon Musk recently fired top executives including CEO Parag Agrawal and censorship queen Vijaya Gadde "for cause" to avoid paying out millions in severance packages, commonly referred to as "golden parachutes." Read More.

South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham rallies for Georgia Senate nominee Herschel Walker ahead of the midterms. Read More.

Two people familiar with the deal say that Elon Musk is in control of Twitter and has ousted the CEO, chief financial officer, and the company’s chief lawyer. Read More.

Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake implied she smelled a rat after the TV station she once worked for posted a graphic showing her losing to Democrat Katie Hobbs nearly two weeks before Election Day. Read More.

November's election could be a landmark one for the state of Oregon, whose voters will decide on a major gun measure and could elect the first Republican governor in decades. Read More.

There is no chance that under any imaginable circumstances John Fetterman could 'serve' in the US Senate. It's not a close call. Read More.

The Space X and Tesla CEO also changed his bio, which now simply states “Chief Twit” and has his location set at Twitter HQ. Read More.

Failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton urged her supporters to pay more attention to political races in state legislatures. Read More.

Without the complicity of the media, there is no chance neoliberal democrats could get elected to office, not one of them, ever. Read More.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, a Republican, filed suit against Google last week for alleged violations of state law against collecting biometric data without informed consent. Read More.