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After Pledging To Leave Moscow Over Ukraine War, Tobacco Giant PMI Stays Put—and Rakes In Billions From Russian Sales

'We Do Not Wait For Any Threat': Israel Strikes Hundreds of Hezbollah Strongholds Amid Fight To 'Change the Balance of Power In the North'

Dream On: Harris Flip-Flops on Promising Path to Citizenship for Millions of 'Dreamers'

Prosecutors: Would-Be Killer Plotted Trump Assassination for Months, Staked Out Golf Course

Ryan Wesley Routh wrote letter offering $150,000 to copycat killer

'Why Would They Be Eating Animals? They Have Vouchers!' Springfield, Ohio, Overwhelmed by Haitians and a Housing Crisis, Has Much Bigger Problems Than Pet Rumors

A visit to Springfield finds a small city where thousands of poor Haitians, aided by pro-immigrant charities, have swamped social services and flooded the workplace with cheap labor

'I Took On the Sinaloa Cartel': Democratic House Candidate Will Rollins Claims He Fought Drug Lords, ISIS, and MS-13. Did He?

An extensive Washington Free Beacon review found Rollins has greatly exaggerated his record as an assistant U.S. attorney

'White Allies May Attend Other Circle Trainings': As Minnesota Governor, Tim Walz Held Racially Segregated Programs for Teachers and Vets

Kamala Harris has said Walz will help her 'unify this country'

Hezbollah Promises 'Battle Without Limits' as Israel Fends Off Missile Attacks Deep In Its Territory

When Lindbergh’s Dark Visions Took Flight

REVIEW: ‘America First: Roosevelt vs. Lindbergh in the Shadow of War’ by H.W. Brands

And the Horses They Rode In On

REVIEW: ‘Raiders, Rulers, and Traders: The Horse and the Rise of Empires’ by David Chaffetz