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Emergence of Harris as Democratic Nominee Underscores How Fateful a Choice the Vice Presidency Can Be
Voters face whether to choose a Democratic nominee picked for vice president or a Republican nominee who beat the Democratic nominee in 2016.
New York Republicans Make a Final Push To Keep Equal Rights Amendment Off Ballots in November
New York’s highest court will hear a request Monday for an appeal against the amendment filed by the Independent Women’s Forum.
Stable Dollar Emerging as the Missing Link in Unleashing Productive Economic Growth for America — and the World
It’s the logical goal for President Trump’s campaign to blunt the negative impact of currency manipulation on the ability of American companies to compete overseas.
Netanyahu’s Powerful Message — ‘We Win, They Lose’ — So Far Falls on Deaf Ears at Washington — and Mar-a-Lago
Trump Campaign Pushes for Expanded Electoral Map as Harris Focuses on Swing States
Columnists
Editorials
Opinion
The Truth Behind New York’s Equal Rights Amendment
The New Ground Zero of American Politics
Kamala Harris Is a Spender, a Taxer, and a Regulator — in Other Words, a Big-Government Socialist
Democrats’ Embrace of Harris Sets Them Up for a Loss to Trump in November
National
Barack and Michelle Obama Back Harris for President, Bolstering Her Candidacy
‘I can’t have this phone call without saying to my girl, Kamala, I am proud of you,’ the former first lady says.
New ‘Jetsons Law’ Paves Way for Flying Cars Starting August 1
But flying cars will be prohibited from taking off directly from roadways.
Fewer Americans Believe That God Created Adam and Eve: Gallup
Some 34 percent of Americans adopt a middle-ground perspective, stating that humans evolved with guidance from God.
D.C. Park Police Describe Coming Under Assault From Violent Mob as Officers Rush To Defend American Flags at Anti-Israel Protest
One sergeant reports being surrounded by an ‘agitated’ scrum of protestors who ‘attempted to interfere’ while he was making an arrest.
As August 1 Deadline Looms, 20 Red States Are Exempt From Implementing Biden’s Title IX Rules on Gender Identity
The Biden administration, for now, is not saying whether Title IX will allow gender identity to dictate sports team participation.
Even a Small Amount of Alcohol Is Bad for You, New Study Suggests
‘Estimates of the health benefits from alcohol have been exaggerated while its harms have been underestimated in most previous studies,’ Tim Stockwell says.
Foreign
Paris Olympic Games Begin With Ambitious, If Rainy, Ceremony on the Seine
As global audiences tuned in, Paris puts its best foot forward — quite literally, with a spectacular Olympic launch that lifted spirits and joyous French cancan dancers featured early on.
Attacks on French Railways Raise Tensions Around the Israeli Soccer Team
Athletes are trying to stay focused on the second game against Paraguay.
Netanyahu Is Livid Over Kamala Harris’s Statement Sandbagging Israel, Fearing It Could Stiffen Hamas in Negotiations for a Cease-Fire and Release of Hostages
‘I don’t know what they’re talking about,’ an aide to the vice president growls.
Sabotage: Arson Attacks Paralyze French Railway Network Hours Before Olympic Games Begin
French officials condemn the attacks as ‘criminal actions,’ though they said there was no sign of a direct link to the Games, and prosecutors in Paris open a national investigation.
Venezuela Reaches a Crossroads Sunday, With a Presidential Election Offering Escape From 25 Years of Socialist Collapse
A stolen election at Caracas could cause a big headache at Washington if migration swells in the weeks before the American presidential vote.
Deal Said Near on Ending Israel-Hamas War, but Will It Be Netanyahu’s or Biden’s Version?
Biden says he wants ‘to bring home all the hostages and to bring peace and security to the Middle East, and end this war, while Netanyahu insists on ‘complete victory’ in Gaza, which would include the end to Hamas and return of all hostages.
Politics
Trump Rages Against His Own FBI Director, Insisting a Bullet Hit His Ear — and the New York Times Concurs
‘No, it was, unfortunately, a bullet that hit my ear, and hit it hard,’ Trump says. ‘There was no glass, there was no shrapnel.’
Anti-Netanyahu Protesters Who Battled Police, Burned American Flags at Washington, Included a Former Teen Beauty Queen
Police express outrage over a staff shortage, which hampered efforts to contain the chaos Wednesday.
Judge Threatens To Fine Hunter Biden Over Attorneys’ False Claims in Motion To Dismiss
‘These statements, however, are not true,’ the judge said, and ‘Mr. Biden’s counsel knows they are not true.’
Republicans, Several Democrats Condemn Harris as Biden’s ‘Border Tsar’ as GOP Pushes To Define Her in Campaign
House Republican leadership is pushing to direct criticism of Vice President Harris toward a favorable issue for the GOP.
Melania Trump To Release New Memoir Just in Time for Election Day
While books have been written about the former first lady in recent years, ‘Melania’ will be the first autobiography.
Editorials
Opinion
The Truth Behind New York’s Equal Rights Amendment
The New Ground Zero of American Politics
Kamala Harris Is a Spender, a Taxer, and a Regulator — in Other Words, a Big-Government Socialist
Democrats’ Embrace of Harris Sets Them Up for a Loss to Trump in November
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