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Vance to Invoke Charlie Kirk and 'Birthright' in Keynote Address at GOP Convention
Vice President plans to link the late activist's legacy to family policy and frame the November election as a defense of American heritage.
El-Sayed Headlines ISNA Conference Where Attendees Called for Fatwa Against Congress
The Michigan Democratic Senate candidate appeared at an event where speakers criticized U.S. foreign policy and audience members applauded a call for religious censure of lawmakers.
Commentary Links 9/11, Charlie Kirk, and Muslim Surgeon to Discuss Human Resilience
An opinion piece from AllSides uses three distinct figures to argue against political polarization and for shared human values.
Lawsuit Challenges Intimidation of DHS Observers Across the Country
Civil rights attorneys allege federal agents obstructed independent monitoring of immigration enforcement actions, violating First Amendment protections.
TPUSA Graduates First Prep Year Class, Aims to Expand 'Gap Year' Alternative to College
The inaugural cohort of 34 students completed a nine-month program in Fort Worth, with plans to enroll up to 80 students in Illinois and Texas next fall.
Gov. Cox Advocates Passionate Disagreement Without Contempt in Divided Political Era
The Utah governor argues that democratic health requires robust debate, urging citizens to separate policy disagreements from personal disdain.
Gitmo Parole Board Greenlights Release of 3 'Forever Prisoners'
The review board recommended transfer for three of the 15 remaining high-value detainees, despite historical recidivism concerns.
Pentagon Witness Criticizes Fairfax County Guide for Minimizing 9/11 Context
Retired Vice Admiral Lou Crenshaw argues the six-page instructional document dilutes historical facts to prioritize student comfort.
Outgoing Rep. Chip Roy Says GOP Has 'Delivered Significantly' but Must 'Finish the Job'
The Texas Republican, who lost his attorney general primary, highlights border security and tax cuts while criticizing federal childcare subsidies as he prepares to leave Congress.
Rep. Collins Warns Ossoff Is Presidential Candidate Using Georgia as Platform
The Republican challenger argues Sen. Ossoff is aligning with progressive groups ahead of a potential 2028 run, a claim the Senator denies.