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Biden 'truth' about Afghanistan

Contemporary ethos says the key to a genuine existence is to "speak your truth," as if personal perception trumps objective reality.

'Build back' blunder: The U.S. economy is worsening under Biden's watch

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Last week's job report was a huge disappointment, with the U.S. economy adding just 235,000 jobs in August, missing economists' expectations by nearly half a million.

To keep on truckin' big rigs need new highway parking facilities

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The wheels on the trucks go round and round, and it is owing to the perpetual motion of the trucking industry that the U.S. economy is on a roll.

Why is no one talking about natural immunity?

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The Biden administration is pursuing a universal vaccination strategy, even encouraging private businesses and public universities to mandate COVID-19 shots as a prerequisite to go to work or school.

Not good enough, Mr. President

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In remarks delivered Tuesday from The White House, President Joe Biden defended the United States' chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan as being the right policy for the right time.

Supreme Court rebukes Biden twice

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This might be reminiscent of an old Johnny Carson-Ed McMahon comedy routine--if it weren't so unfunny.

Americans left behind in Afghanistan, blood is on Biden's hands

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The majority of Americans indeed wanted out of the 'forever war' in Afghanistan.

Vaccination-check mandates will kill more restaurants

By THE WASHINGTON TIMES

More than 110,000 restaurants and bars were put out of business in 2020 by COVID-19, in no small part by the seemingly endless, ever-morphing rules by left-wing Democratic mayors and governors.

Bideninflation is here to stay

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When President Donald J. Trump left office, the average price for a large French fry at McDonald's was $1.89. A double quarter pounder with cheese cost $4.79, a Big Mac $3.99, Filet O Fish $3.79.

The coincidental timing of Pfizer's vaccine approval

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The day before the U.S. Food and Drug Administration granted Pfizer full approval to its COVID-19 vaccination, Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson pleaded with the agency not to hurry the process.

On infrastructure: Be careful what you wish for

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Pollster David Winston has been arguing for some time the public's support for the infrastructure measures Congress is considering has more to do with labeling than with content.