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A Nation on Edge: Rhetoric, Violence, and the Future of Immigration Politics

The sun had barely risen over Dallas when the sound of gunfire broke the stillness of the morning. For those nearby, the sharp cracks echoed like a reminder that America’s debates over law, justice, and borders no longer live only in congressional halls or late-night talk shows. They spill into real life, into communities, and [...]

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A Governor Under Fire: When Good Intentions Meet Criminal Enterprise

This article may contain commentary which reflects the author’s opinion. In the sterile conference rooms where Minnesota’s legislative committees conduct their business, a political reckoning was brewing that would test the credibility of one of America’s most progressive governors. What began as a well-intentioned program to help vulnerable residents secure housing had morphed into something [...]

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People Are Just Realizing the Bizarre Tie Between Erika Kirk and Donald Trump

A connection that predates Charlie Kirk When Erika Kirk stood beside President Donald Trump at her husband’s memorial service this September, many saw a moment of shared grief and solidarity. Charlie Kirk, the conservative activist and Turning Point USA founder, had been assassinated just days earlier. His widow, only 36, became the new face of [...]

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