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Manufacturing job openings rose to their highest point since late 2023, reversing years of steady decline under Biden after Trump took office and pushed higher tariffs.Bureau of Labor Statistics figures released Tuesday showed vacant manufacturing positions climbed to 584,000 in September from 530,000 the month before. That marked the sector’s…

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By Ryan Foley, Christian Post Reporter Thursday, November 05, 2026Voters cast their ballots inside a polling location at the Bridge of Hope Church on November 3, 2026, in Youngstown, Ohio. | Jeff Swensen/Getty ImagesAs the dust settles following the 2026 midterm elections, exit polls show that Christians made up a…

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Screencap of Twitter/X video. Law Professor Jonathan Turley appeared on the Sean Hannity show tonight and poured some cold water on the left’s midterm victory celebrations. Turley suggested that voters are going to quickly figure out that the Democrats do not have any solutions for the problems that they pretended…

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President Donald Trump praised Secretary of War Pete Hegseth Nov. 4, a day after acknowledging that the Iran war played a role in the Republican Party’s midterm defeat.When asked if he was considering replacing Hegseth, Trump replied: “No, I think he’s doing a very good job.”The president was also asked…

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Underwater drones are rapidly emerging as a new frontier in naval warfare, with militaries deploying robotic submarines to conduct surveillance, hunt underwater mines and potentially attack enemy vessels. American underwater drones have already operated during the Iran War, while countries across Europe and the Pacific are developing increasingly sophisticated unmanned…

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California’s voters have rejected a number of propositions, including a billionaire tax, while simultaneously approving a number of bond measures.Prop. 40 was the measure that would have established a one-time 5% tax on California’s billionaire class. The tax would have generated roughly $100 billion over five years, proponents claimed. The…

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As cultural liberalism conquered America over the past few decades, from same-sex marriage to cannabis legalization, one issue remained stagnant in public attitudes: abortion.With the fall of constitutional abortion rights four years ago, followed by a multi-election wave of voter-approved protections for abortion in red states all the way through Tuesday’s…

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While the disastrous US-Israeli attempt to impose regime change on Iran has commanded the world’s attention, most people are oblivious to the rising probability that regime change is instead coming to a major US and Israeli partner: the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Owing to financial strains, demographics, military failures, and…

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Prior to the midterms, there were indications that President Trump might initiate another intense bombing campaign in Iran after the elections. I’ve got a better idea for the president. In light of the tsunami-like rejection of his presidency at the hands of American voters — owing partly to his illegal…

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What’s the value proposition of immersing ourselves in the real world? Longtime correspondent Buck V. recently reminded me of a timeless quote from Yogi Berra: “You can observe a lot just by watching.” Buck added: With the corollary being “you can hear a lot just by listening.”) Having completed a…

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More than any other time in history, mankind faces a crossroads. One path leads to despair and utter hopelessness. The other, to total extinction. Let us pray we have the wisdom to choose correctly. —Woody Allen, “My Speech to the Graduates,” The New York Times (1979) As Ron Paul elegantly…

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Iran is diversifying big time – not counting only on the overland corridors to Pakistan, subjected to U.S. secondary sanctions. SHANGHAI – Only hours after the markets priced a possible U.S.-Iran deal, CENTCOM struck Iran’s Qeshm island in a “limited and defensive” manner. Qeshm is only a little over 20…

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I was First Secretary at the British Embassy in Warsaw 1994-98. While that was a long time ago, I knew personally many of the people at the heart of the current crisis, such as Donald Tusk and Radek Sikorski. 1) The first thing to say about Poland is that the…

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Does the government work for us, or do we work for the government? We pay its taxes, obey its laws and regulations, finance its wars and submit to its surveillance. We are told that all of this is necessary for personal safety, collective prosperity and national security. Yet the government…

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Screenshot Tennessee Republican Rep. Tim Burchett, fresh off his own reelection victory in the state’s 2nd District, did not sugarcoat what happened to the broader Republican Party in the 2026 midterms. In a blunt post-election video, the plain-spoken congressman thanked his volunteers and staff for their ground game, then immediately…

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