The New Conservative Books Are Angry. But Why Are They So Boring?
In recent years, major publishers and their conservative imprints have grown increasingly skittish over conservative firebrands. Simon & Schuster..
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K Street was fine taking Russian cash — until it couldn't
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has done something previous tensions between Moscow and Washington could not: convince American lobbyists to turn down..
Read MoreWhy Ukraine’s phones and internet still work
Cybersecurity experts expected Russian forces to take out at least some Ukrainian phone lines and internet services as part of a ground invasion. It..
Read MoreBiden appointees split on key cyber bill
President Joe Biden’s top national security officials are publicly split over legislation that would require critical infrastructure companies to..
Read MoreTexas: 6 House Races to Watch
The 2022 midterm elections officially kick off Tuesday in Texas, which will feature 38 congressional races, in addition to a handful of contested..
Read MoreFlorida GOP splits under DeSantis' push for redistricting reform
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Florida Democrats still don’t know who will run in a handful of competitive congressional districts with just six months before..
Read MoreRussia's crisis could bring down the International Space Station
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could jettison NASA’s plan to extend the operating life of the International Space Station — and could even spell its..
Read MoreTexas Republican quits reelection campaign after admitting to an extramarital affair
Rep. Van Taylor, a second-term Texas Republican, is abandoning his reelection bid after admitting to an extramarital relationship.Taylor, who led the ..
Read MoreRussia-Ukraine crisis: What's the situation after a week of war?
The Russia-Ukraine conflict began early last week, when Russia formally recognized the breakaway Donetsk and Luhansk regions as independent republics ..
Read MoreFed's Powell: "People will feel this" Powell claims that war could fuel inflation
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Thursday acknowledged that spiking oil prices triggered by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could stoke already..
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DREO Space Heaters Recalled Nationwide After Reports of Fires and Burns
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North Korean Hackers Blamed for Record $6.3 Billion Binance Breach
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DHS Data Leak Exposes 41,000 Workers, Including Undercover ICE Agents
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USDA Recalls More Than 1.5 Million Pounds of Hot Dogs, Bacon and Deli Meat