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According to the Pew Research Center, just over half of U.S. households - 51% as of 2023 - qualify as middle income, a noticeable drop from 61% in 1971 Read More.

U.S. District Judge Joseph LaPlante issued a preliminary injunction against Trump's birthright citizenship ban, ruling that deprivation of citizenship would create irreparable harm. Read More.

Donald Trump's pledge to send Kyiv more weapons days after the Pentagon had announced a pause of some U.S. arms shipments has raised questions about whether it signaled an apparent shift in his approach to the war in Ukraine that Russian President Vladimir Putin started. Read More.

The decision to close the Epstein case due to insufficient evidence is frustrating, but it reflects a justice system that values due process over emotional satisfaction. The real urgency lies in rescuing the 300,000 missing children lost to trafficking, where our energy and outrage can save lives right now. Read More.

A little over a month ago, we first (and the Economist about a month later), summarized the plight of Japan's soaring inflation and contracting economy with one word: rice.... well, technically it was a few more words. This is what we said: Read More.

President Trump could issue an executive order requiring any AI system used by or contracted with the federal government to demonstrate that it has paid for training data from across the political spectrum at equal market rates. Read More.

Four people were killed and 14 others injured during a drive-by shooting at a Chicago restaurant hosting a rapper’s album release party, police say. Read More.

18 tactical Marine units have been deployed to aid the search for the missing. Read More.

Israel agreed to a ceasefire proposal put forward by President Donald J. Trump's Middle East envoy, Steve Witkoff. Read More.

The top reason for former members of the neo-liberal Conservatives defecting to Nigel Farage's Reform UK is immigration, YouGov found. Read More.

ICE responded to Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass's call for federal immigration authorities to "go home," stating they will continue operations despite the mayor's opposition to raids Read More.

Make no mistake, Texas is inching closer to turning blue. And honestly, no one should be surprised. The Left has been working overtime for years to flip the state, and now all that hard work is finally starting to pay off. Big time. Read More.

For all the errors in her Trump v. CASA dissent, Jackson is fulfilling the job she was tasked with: advancing leftist ideology from the bench. Read More.

A Sinaloa cartel hacker infiltrated an FBI agent’s phone and tracked their movements using Mexico City’s surveillance cameras, leading to the murders of informants. The breach occurred during the FBI’s El Chapo investigation, exposing how cartels now use advanced surveillance tech to retaliate against law enforcement. Hacked geolocation data and city cameras allowed the cartel […] Read More.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) issued a directive urging U.S. Attorneys to prioritize the denaturalization of foreign-born Read More.