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California school district accused of giving phony degrees to Chinese students
Preston Mizell writes for FoxNews.com about a disturbing revelation involving one California school district. An extensive audit revealed a California school district allegedly issued diplomas to students in China in addition…
Holding Jack Smith and his lawfare team accountable
Margot Cleveland of the Federalist offered Congressional testimony about significant federal government misdeeds. After the 2020 election, an anti-Trump FBI agent named Tim Thibault attempted to use the justice department to…
UCLA sued over records linked to paid activist
Aaron Sibarium writes for the Washington Free Beacon about bad publicity for a major West Coast university. The University of California, Los Angeles, was slapped with a lawsuit on Tuesday for stonewalling a public records…
California faces potentially amusing governor’s race
Jeffrey Blehar of National Review Online explores an interesting development in Golden State politics. hat if I told you there was the slimmest chance the Republicans could retake the California governor’s mansion this year…
Shifting the approach toward Iranian oil
Jim Geraghty of National Review Online assesses the Trump administration’s approach to Iranian oil. In February 2025, President Trump announced his campaign of “maximum pressure” on Iran, including orders to “implement a…
Documenting the state income tax ‘divorce’
Editors at Issues and Insights document significant changes in states’ approach to income taxes. The Wall Street Journal recently reported on the growing divide between blue and red states when it comes to income taxes. What…
SCOTUS skeptical of post-Election Day mail-in ballots
Shawn Fleetwood of the Federalist highlights a significant US Supreme Court case. The U.S. Supreme Court appeared skeptical on Monday about the legality of state laws permitting election officials to accept mail-in ballots…
Harvard researcher denounces Israel after antisemitism suit
Ira Stoll writes for the Washington Free Beacon about an interesting development at the nation’s oldest university. The weekend after the federal government sued Harvard for ongoing “relentless antisemitic on-campus…
Splitting up Homeland Security funding
Editors at National Review Online ponder funding for the federal Department of Homeland Security. And to think, Congress was just about to look competent. For the first time in decades, lawmakers came close to achieving…
Assessing Iran’s use of ballistic missiles
Jim Geraghty of National Review Online analyzes a significant development in the Iran war. The good news is that the two intermediate-range ballistic missiles that the Iranian military fired at the U.S.-U.K. joint base at…
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