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'More Bombs, Sir, and Bigger Bombs': Hegseth Recounts Witnessing 'the American Warrior Unleashed' During Recent Trip to Middle East

'We will happily oblige her,' Secretary of War says in response to 'junior airman' who requested the munitions

'She Has a Police Detail and a Government Staff': Mamdani Allies Urge NYC Mayor To Confront Wife's Controversial Social Media History

'It’s not good enough to just say she’s "a private person" — she’s not,' one elected official close to the mayor told Politico

San Francisco Reinstates 8th-Grade Algebra After 'Equity' Experiment Fails

Test scores declined and racial gaps persisted after the district removed algebra from the middle school curriculum in 2014

Congress Pressed To Help Iranian Civilians Connect to Internet

The shutdowns, 'one of the regime's most powerful tools of repression,' have allowed Tehran to violently crack down on protests

Old Dominion Gunman, Convicted of Terrorism Charges, Was Released From Prison Early After Completing Drug Treatment Program: Report

Prisoners convicted on terrorism charges are ineligible for sentence-reducing credits, according to the Bureau of Prisons

Union Theological Seminary Pushes Event Featuring ‘Activist-Scholar’ Off Campus In Wake of Free Beacon Report

‘Authorization for this event was initially obtained through the withholding of key information,’ a UTS spokeswoman said

'Terrorist Gunman' in Michigan Synagogue Attack Identified as Lebanese-Born Man Who Entered US In 2011

An unidentified suspect drove his vehicle into the building and opened fire, authorities confirmed