Posts by Swedan margen
From Security Dependent to Civilizational Partner | National Review
Despite the hysteria, the Trump administration’s National Security Strategy seeks a better, healthier relationship with Europe. Source link
Read MoreErika Kirk’s Anger Is Justified | National Review
Recent statements by her and TPUSA have emboldened right-wing influencers to speak out against Candace Owens and the damaging consequences of conspiratorial thinking. Source link
Read MoreThe Elitism of Merrily We Roll Along | National Review
A Sondheim preservation venture against the odds. Source link
Read MoreSchool Districts Are Keeping Parents in the Dark over Social Transitioning | National Review
When it comes to children’s upbringing and education, bureaucrats are again proving they don’t know best. Source link
Read MoreTrump strikes conciliatory bipartisan tone at Congressional Ball
President Trump delivered conciliatory remarks at this year’s Congressional Ball, welcoming Republicans and Democrats and called for everyone to set “all political differences” aside for the evening. “I want to thank all of the great people in the room, both Democrat and Republican who worked so hard on the behalf of our great nation,” Mr.…
Read MoreTrump advocates for primary against Indiana GOP leader who rejected redrawn congressional map
President Trump took a swipe Thursday evening at an Indiana state lawmaker who led a group of Republican senators to reject the redrawn congressional maps that would have produced a 9-0 Republican delegation in the state. Mr. Trump told reporters in the Oval Office that he “won Indiana all three times by a landslide” and…
Read MoreTrump issues symbolic pardon of ex-Colorado elections clerk Tina Peters
President Donald Trump issued a symbolic pardon for Tina Peters on Thursday, but it alone won’t free the former Colorado elections administrator who was convicted under state laws of orchestrating a data breach scheme driven by false claims of fraud in the 2020 presidential election. Trump’s pardon power does not extend to state crimes like…
Read MoreTrump signs order to block states from regulating AI
President Trump on Thursday directed his administration to block states from regulating artificial intelligence and to create federal guidelines that would dictate the nation’s artificial intelligence policy. Mr. Trump’s order establishes an AI Litigation Task Force that would challenge state AI laws and preempt them with Mr. Trump’s federal policy. Under the order, Attorney General…
Read MoreSenator says FAA administrator failed to sell multimillion-dollar airline stake as promised
The head of the Federal Aviation Administration has not sold off his multimillion-dollar stake in the airline he led since 1999 despite a promise to do so as part of his ethics agreement, according to a Democratic senator. In a letter to Bryan Bedford this week, Sen. Maria Cantwell said he vowed to sell all…
Read MoreWhite House says Trump’s advice to limit number of dolls intended to urge consumers to buy American
The White House on Thursday pushed back on the idea that President Trump made an out-of-touch remark when he suggested to supporters in Pennsylvania that children do not need numerous dolls to play with. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt told reporters that people in Pennsylvania know very well that Mr. Trump is a wealthy…
Read MoreObamacare compromise elusive as Senate bills fail, bipartisan House plans lack majority support
Congress appears unlikely to enact any health care law before the year’s end, when enhanced Obamacare premium subsidies expire, though some lawmakers still hold out hope for a compromise. The prospects were dim after the Senate rejected a Democratic bill to extend the enhanced subsidies for three years without changes and a Republican alternative that…
Read MoreUtah Judge allows cameras, for now, in trial of man accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk
Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old Utah man facing the death penalty for allegedly assassinating rising conservative star Charlie Kirk, made his first in-person appearance in a Utah courtroom Thursday ahead of a judge’s ruling that a camera can stay in the courtroom for now. Mr. Robinson’s mother, father and brother sat nearby. Mr. Robinson, shackled, wore…
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