New York Remembers. New York Also Notices.

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Zohran Mamdani is going to Ground Zero on Friday. He announced it himself, matter-of-factly, standing near a parade that had already seen three people stabbed before lunchtime. He’ll be there for the 25th anniversary of September 11th, he says, to honor “the families whose loved ones were stolen from them.” He’ll be the first Muslim mayor of New York to

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August Jobs Report Blows Past Every Prediction.

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The doomsayers had a rough Friday. The Labor Department reported that American employers added 162,000 jobs in August — nearly triple what the economists on cable news had penciled in. The consensus call, from surveys run by CNBC and The Wall Street Journal, was for a gain of around 53,000. The country blew past it. It was the strongest month

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America, Emptying Out — On Purpose

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Something is happening in America that hasn’t happened since the 1930s. And almost nobody is talking about it the right way. The illegal immigrant population has dropped by roughly 2.3 million people since Donald Trump returned to office. Not “slowed.” Dropped. And the country’s overall population — the whole thing, all of us — is on track for a decline

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No Deal, No Delay: Charlie Kirk’s Killer Is Going to Trial.

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Charlie Kirk’s killer is going to trial. A Utah judge said so Tuesday: the evidence is there, the case moves forward, and Tyler Robinson could die for what he did. That’s the news. Here’s what matters. Judge Tony Graf didn’t hedge. He looked at what prosecutors laid out — the confession, the note left for a roommate, the rifle fired

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Roberts Dissents, But The Ballroom Wins For Now.

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The bulldozers can keep rolling. The Supreme Court on Monday cleared the way for Donald Trump to keep building his $400 million White House ballroom, siding with the administration in a 5-4 ruling that let construction resume while the underlying legal fight grinds on. Chief Justice John Roberts wasn’t having it. He broke from his five fellow conservatives and joined

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President Trump Bets Big on Venezuelan Crude.

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President Trump announced a deal Friday that hands the U.S. majority control over Venezuela’s oil — 65 billion barrels of proven reserves — and he’s promising it will bring gas prices down. The timing isn’t subtle. Gas is averaging $4.08 a gallon nationally, up from $3.20 a year ago, as the Iran war keeps squeezing global energy markets. Here’s the

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Soros, SPLC, CAIR: The Bill Finally Comes Due.

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Washington is about to test an old question: what happens when the tax code stops looking the other way. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and the IRS are drawing up plans to strip the tax-exempt status of three of the left’s most influential nonprofits — George Soros’s Open Society Foundations, the Southern Poverty Law Center, and the Council on American-Islamic Relations.

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On Her Way Out, Leavitt Is Still Working the Trump Beat.

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She’s leaving the podium, but not the conversation. In her final sit-down as White House press secretary, Karoline Leavitt let slip Thursday that she’s been quietly counseling President Trump on who should replace her. “Of course, we’ve spoken about it,” she told “Fox & Friends,” with the easy candor of someone who’s earned the right to speak plainly. The line

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