Americans want US to lead globally but doubt military can win major wars overseas, survey finds
New Reagan Institute survey reveals Americans want stronger global leadership but question military readiness, with only 49% confident in armed forces.
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The Tennessee ‘waltz’: Republicans and Democrats dance around meaning of special election results
Tennessee special election results sparked debate about the 2026 midterms as Republicans maintain a House seat despite heavy Democratic spending and campaigning.
Comer accuses Oversight Dems of ‘cherry-picking’ Epstein Island files: ‘Chasing headlines’
House Oversight Chairman James Comer accuses Democrats of selectively releasing Epstein materials, claiming some images were already published months ago.
Pro-reparations progressive Democrat who wants ICE abolished mounts long shot Senate bid to succeed McConnell
Former Bluegrass State lawmaker Charles Booker, who espouses far-left policy views, has mounted a U.S. Senate bid to succeed outgoing GOP Sen. Mitch McConnell.
Federal probe targets alleged Minnesota Somali fraud ‘network’ as COVID-aid crime rings persist
SBA launches federal probe into Somali community groups linked to $1 billion Minnesota COVID fraud scandal involving Gov. Tim Walz's administration.
Major county sheriff rejects ICE detainer on illegal immigrant who killed young boy in hit-and-run
The San Diego County Sheriff’s Office rejected an immigration detainer on a criminal illegal immigrant responsible for a felony hit-and-run that resulted in the death of a young boy.
Education Groups Propose Minimum Teaching Workload for Public University Professors
Graduation students, faculty, and family gather in Harvard Yard in Cambridge, Mass., on May 28, 2025. Spencer Platt/Getty Images A trio of education policy organizations urges state legislatures and university systems to consider reforms that they say could restore the original purpose of colleges and universities and reduce costs. Faculty members at public higher education