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Michelle Malkin: An ending, but not the end

The sentimental English major in me finds it altogether fitting to bring my column-writing to close after "dash thirty dash" years. Read More.

New British PM has deep ties to World Economic Forum

On Tuesday, Rishi Sunak was installed by King Charles as Great Britain's third prime minister of the year. Read More.

Meta fined $24 million for violating campaign finance law

A judge in Washington state fined Mark Zuckerberg's Meta, the parent company of Facebook, $24.7 million for violating campaign finance disclosure law. Read More.

'Largest and most lethal dictatorship' crowns Emperor Xi

In the grand political choreography that defines China, the recently concluded 20th Chinese Communist Party Congress in Beijing presented a spectacular show but with a very predictable conclusion. Read More.

Xi prevented challenge to his now unchallenged power

In a dramatic scene which unfolded on live TV during the Chinese Communist Party’s 20th Party Congress on Oct. 22, former Chinese President Hu Jintao was escorted out of the proceedings in a humiliating display that showcased internal tensions within the ruling communist regime in Beijing. Read More.

2nd Amendment legend: How the 'Hammer' nailed it on gun rights

If you’re packing heat, chances are you owe a debt of gratitude to the American Framers and Marion Hammer. You undoubtedly know the Founders’ role in crafting the Bill of Rights adopted in 1791, but you’re probably unfamiliar with Marion Hammer and the NRA’s ILA (Institute for Legislative Action) role in reestablishing those rights. Read More.

Consensus: Fetterman's debate performance was a disaster

Why did the Democrat Party ever allow Pennsylvania U.S. Senate candidate John Fetterman to leave the basement? Read More.

New home sales crater as mortgage rates surge higher

Discouraged by surging mortgage rates, a large number of potential home buyers avoided the market in September as sales of new homes declined by 10.9 percent, according to data released by the Census Bureau on Wednesday. Read More.

Team Biden's seven-step plan to destroy America

So few of Team Biden's policies comport with basic common sense that the same question comes up over and over: Is Joe Biden intentionally trying to take a wrecking ball to the economy? Read More.

Calif. wildfires canceled 20 years of emissions reductions

As leftists solidified their grip on the levers of power in California, they virtually eliminated the controlled burns which cut down on the stockpiles of fuel in forests. The inevitable result was more and more wildfires. Read More.

Romulus Report: Making money from the meddlers

It is human nature to meddle. People want to help, but most of the time the situation would be better off left alone. Read More.

Daily Mail zooms in on Biden crimes in laptop report

Joe Biden was complicit in crimes including tax evasion, using nonpublic information for financial gain, and violating the Presidential Records Act, the UK's Daily Mail reported on Monday, citing a 634-page report on the contents of Hunter Biden's laptop by the watchdog group Marco Polo. Read More.

Illinois Dems' intervention in mail-in ballot lawsuit rejected

A federal court has rejected a motion by the Democratic Party of Illinois to intervene as a defendant in a government watchdog group's lawsuit challenging an Illinois election law which allows mail-in ballots to be received up to two weeks after Election Day. Read More.

U.S., UK 'leaders' get away with being Chinese assets

There is a curious lack of curiosity when it comes to the close ties to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) of some U.S. and UK "leaders." Read More.

U.S. has less than a month's supply of diesel fuel

According to the Energy Information Administration (EIA), the U.S. has in its stockpile less than a month's supply of diesel fuel, the lowest since 2008. Demand, meanwhile, rose to its highest seasonal level since 2007. Read More.