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In a dramatic late-night vote, the United States Senate approved a sweeping new border security package that includes funding for physical barriers, additional Border Patrol agents, and upgraded surveillance technology along the southern border. Supporters hailed the legislation as a long-overdue step toward restoring national sovereignty.
State officials announced the deployment of 1,500 additional National Guard troops to reinforce border operations, citing a surge in illegal crossings over the past quarter.
The legislation would require schools to notify parents about curriculum changes and provide opt-out provisions for controversial classroom materials.
A coalition of twelve governors pledged to cut regulations on oil, natural gas, and coal production in their states, calling for a return to American energy dominance.
A three-judge panel ruled that the government cannot compel business owners to provide services that violate their sincerely held religious beliefs.
The nonpartisan budget office released projections showing that without significant reforms, entitlement spending will drive the debt to unsustainable levels.
Grassroots-backed challengers defeated establishment-aligned incumbents in several high-profile primary contests, signaling a shift in the party's base.
As the courts increasingly shape policy from the bench, a return to the original meaning of the Constitution has never been more important for preserving the separation of powers.
Read the Full EditorialEvery parent — regardless of income or zip code — deserves the right to choose the best educational environment for their children. The monopoly of failing public schools must end.
Relying on foreign nations for our energy needs undermines our national security and puts hardworking American families at the mercy of volatile global markets.
The right to keep and bear arms is enshrined in our Constitution. No bureaucratic regulation or activist court ruling can override the fundamental liberties of law-abiding citizens.
When a handful of Silicon Valley executives decide what Americans can say online, free speech exists in name only. It is time for real accountability and transparency.
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