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Former CIA Director John Brennan has been issued a subpoena requiring him to deliver testimony before a Florida grand jury as part of a Justice Department probe into whether former law enforcement and intelligence officials worked together against President Donald Trump. Brennan’s attorney, Ken Wainstein, released a court filing that…

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Libertarian tech investor Scott Banister is dropping a staggering $40 million into state-level races as Republicans prepare to battle the Democratic Socialists of America across the country. The early backer of PayPal, Uber, and SpaceX committed the money to Make Liberty Win, a Republican-aligned organization focused on electing candidates who…

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Assistant to the President and Senior Counselor for Trade and Manufacturing Peter Navarro unloaded on Fox News leadership over the departure of pro-Trump host Maria Bartiromo, accusing the network of retaliating against her and censoring issues important to President Donald Trump’s MAGA base. Navarro specifically targeted Fox News Media CEO…

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Writes Ginny Garner: Donald Trump, Bibi Netanyahu, Marco Rubio, and Joe Kent are among those who have stated Israel pushed the US into starting the war with Iran. See this. The post War in Iran Has Cost $33.4 Billion appeared first on LewRockwell.

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Financial markets overwhelmingly expect the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates after its highly anticipated two-day policy meeting on Sept. 16.The Fed will announce at 2 p.m. whether it will hike the benchmark federal funds rate by a quarter point—the first since July 2023—or hold steady.Investors are penciling in a…

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A nearly century-long debate over the existential threats artificial intelligence (AI) poses to humanity was thrown into full swing this month as AI leaders and researchers have urged an industry-wide slowdown after repeated incidents of the technology escaping containment.Last week, Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon resigned and warned that his former…

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‘Some power-hungry Americans are willing to run roughshod over others’Conscience. Conscience. Conscience. If America stands for one thing, it should be conscience rights. Here we are on the 239th anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution, and yet conscience rights are at risk in some places where the left…

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The Department of Homeland Security is just days away from expanding its “public charge” rule, which gives the federal government the authority to deny immigrants’ lawful permanent resident applications if they are likely to become reliant on welfare. The rule, which comes into force this Friday, September 18, is aimed…

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By Dale Moreau, Op-ed contributor Wednesday, September 16, 2026Ryan McGuire/CC0 Public Domain/PixabayModern psychology can describe your anxiety down to the neurotransmitter. It can trace your patterns to your childhood, your brain chemistry, your attachment wounds. All of that is real. And all of it together still leaves out an entire…

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With midterm elections imminent and a national electorate split almost exactly between Democrats and Republicans, it’s time to acknowledge a basic political reality again. Libertarian candidates cannibalize votes from Republicans. In close elections, this hands victory to Democrats. A notable example would be 2020, when the libertarian candidate for the…

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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei wants to shape the future of artificial intelligence—and, by extension, the future of civilization. Yet in doing so, he seeks input and advice from an ideologically uniform group of individuals and institutions. In a series of sprawling essays on his website, Amodei has outlined his expectations…

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Joe Sobran (1946–2010), a longtime National Review columnist, essayist, and conservative thinker, portrayed the Left, as manifested by the Democrat Party, from the 1980s onward as a “Hive.” He believed that this metaphor was nearly perfect in characterizing a decentralized but instinctively coordinated politically driven collective that swarms in the…

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By Sam Rainer, Op-ed Contributor Wednesday, September 16, 2026iStock/942551288When I started in ministry, I was a below-average pastor, probably far below average. I consulted mentors, read leadership books, and prayed for the Holy Spirit’s guidance. It still took me years to improve. Leadership literature is chock-full of ways an average leader…

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While Americans further divide between left and right, progressive and conservative, and even liberal and socialist, often lost in the morass is how individual political actors are faring. All eyes focus on presidential approval but often ignore the popularity of those who lead their parties in Congress. New polling from…

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OpenAI’s autonomous artificial intelligence (AI) agents used more than a dozen previously undisclosed websites as communication hubs during the first half of the year, according to findings from six independent investigative teams reviewed by Reuters [1]. The reported scope goes beyond what OpenAI had previously disclosed about the activity, the investigators…

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By Danny Burmawi, Op-ed contributor Wednesday, September 16, 2026Firefighters walk towards one of the towers at the World Trade Center before it collapsed after a plane hit the building on Sept. 11, 2001, in New York City. | Jose Jimenez/Primera Hora/Getty ImagesI am an infidel, but I wasn’t always one. On…

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MP Andrew Hastie speaks to the media at Parliament House in Canberra, Australia, on Sept. 9, 2026. Hilary Wardhaugh/Getty ImagesLiberal MP Andrew Hastie has accused One Nation of importing “U.S.-style MAGA politics” into Australia as a fight divides conservative voters across Western Australia.Hastie made the comments on Sept. 16, saying…

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