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EXCLUSIVE: Prosecutor Tasked With Replacing Fani Willis in Trump Prosecution Selects Himself at the 11th Hour
Peter Skandalakis will assume responsibility for a troubled case upended by the district attorney’s secret affair with her handpicked prosecutor.
During Transition to New York Mayor, Mamdani Is Consulting Democratic Governors Who Clashed With Trump
He appears to be preparing for a contentious relationship with the White House when his term begins in January.
The Solution to Affordability Is Economic Growth
Just give it some time. Next year, perhaps as much as $200 billion worth of tax refunds for tips, overtime, seniors, auto loans will help solve the affordability problem.
Kimberly Guilfoyle Praises Ex-Husband Gavin Newsom, Snubs Former Fiancé Donald Trump Jr. in Greek TV Interview
New Jersey Man Dies From ‘Meat Allergy’ Triggered by Tick Bite
Columnists
Editorials
Opinion
Tuesday’s Voting Offers Bad News for Republicans, Along With Warnings for Both Parties
Silence on Left and Right Despite Genocide of Christians Across Africa and the Middle East
Polling Explains How Mamdani, a Marxist Radical, Appealed to Young Voters
Trump’s Tariffs on Trial at America’s Highest Court
National
Tennessee Libraries Are Facing ‘Emergency Closures’ — To Remove Books on Transgender Issues From Shelves
‘This is as un-American as it gets.’
Democrats Ramp Up Pressure on Skydance Over Its Deal With Trump To Buy Paramount and CBS, Accuse Company of ‘Stonewalling’
Democrats say Skydance is not showing a ‘good-faith effort to cooperate’ with their investigation.
Desperate ABC News ‘Retitles’ David Muir and George Stephanopoulos Shows To Hide Sinking Ratings Amid YouTube Blackout
The ratings plunge comes as ABC’s corporate parent, Disney, is in negotiations to end YouTube TV’s blackout.
Noem Begins Handing Out $10,000 Bonuses to TSA Agents Who Worked Through the Shutdown
Thousands of flights, having been canceled in recent days, will have to be rescheduled even after the government opens.
Hitler May Have Suffered From Rare Genetic Condition That Can Cause Microgenitalia, DNA Analysis Suggests
The researchers also claim the brutal dictator was in top one percent for autism and schizophrenia predisposition.
New York Delays Implementation of Gas Stove Ban Amid Legal Challenge, Concerns Over ‘Reliability’ of Electric Grid
Gas and construction trade groups have argued – so far unsuccessfully – that the law violates federal rules for regulating gas appliances.
Foreign
Fuel Reprocessing Agreement Lifts Key Obstacle to South Korea Getting Its First Nuclear-Powered Submarine
The understanding, announced in a fact-sheet from President Trump’s October 29 talks in Seoul, bypasses restrictions under the Atomic Energy Act of 1954.
From Chile to Venezuela, South America Shifts to the Right
Conservatism will gain even more momentum Sunday when Chileans vote for president.
BBC Apologizes to Trump Over Editing of His January 6 Speech, but Refuses To Pay Him
‘We strongly disagree there is a basis for a defamation claim,’ the BBC says.
American Envoy Reckons Syria Ready To ‘Actively Assist’ United States in Dismantling ISIS, Hezbollah, and Hamas
Ambassador Barrack’s claim comes after Syria’s president seemed to pour cold water on the prospects of joining an American-led coalition.
Iran at a Crossroads: The Perilous Path of Nuclear Ambition or a Focus on the Needs of Its Citizens
The question being posed by regional analysts is whether the gap between national aspirations and domestic incompetency will eventually bring the regime down.
Besieged by Communist China, Taiwan’s Leaders See an Ally and Fellow Sufferer in Israel
The president of Free China recently invoked the Old Testament in comparing Taiwan’s stand against Beijing to the battle of David against Goliath.
Politics
‘Why Would You Lie, Senator Cruz?’ Tucker Carlson, Ted Cruz Trade Blows After Cruz Slams Carlson for ‘Literally Calling Jews Nazis’
The Texas senator is leading the GOP pushback against Mr. Carlson.
Lindsey Halligan Moves To Block Dismissal of Comey Case as Judge Ponders Legality of Her Appointment
Halligan could be disqualified from prosecuting both Comey and Letitia James by a judge in South Carolina.
The Mamdani of Seattle: Neophyte Wilson Unseats Entrenched Democrat Mayor Harrell
Katie Wilson made headlines for admitting she was receiving financial support from her parents to support her run for office.
Government Officially Re-Opens After House Passes Spending Bill, Though Key Issues Remain as Senators Allow Themselves To Sue Jack Smith
Johnson tells the Sun that he wants to repeal a section of an appropriations bill that would allow a small group of senators to sue the Justice Department for millions.
Massie’s Epstein Files Resolution Garners Enough Signatures, Ensuring Vote To Force Disclosure by DOJ Within Days
The vote on the bill to force a disclosure of the Epstein files will happen in the next few weeks.
Editorials
Opinion
Tuesday’s Voting Offers Bad News for Republicans, Along With Warnings for Both Parties
Silence on Left and Right Despite Genocide of Christians Across Africa and the Middle East
Polling Explains How Mamdani, a Marxist Radical, Appealed to Young Voters
Trump’s Tariffs on Trial at America’s Highest Court
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EXCLUSIVE: Prosecutor Tasked With Replacing Fani Willis in Trump Prosecution Selects Himself at the 11th Hour
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Pam Bondi Demands New York Court Throw Out Trump’s Hush Money Convictions, Denounces ‘Encroachment’ by Alvin Bragg
Desperate ABC News ‘Retitles’ David Muir and George Stephanopoulos Shows To Hide Sinking Ratings Amid YouTube Blackout
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