Editor’s note: This piece is satire, written in the form of an amicus brief. The New York Times reported on October 28 that officials with Mary Peltola’s campaign worked with other operatives to ...

This absolute braindead leftist moron got online to scold transplants for moving to NYC. Meanwhile, this clown voted for a foreigner to run her city, proudly naming her account “MY MAYOR MUSLIM,” and ...

After trending higher over the past few sessions, the major U.S. stock indexes moved back to the downside during trading on Thursday. The tech-heavy Nasdaq showed a particularly steep drop on the day.

Pretty accurate portrayal. Maladjusted sheboon decides the entire world must be annoyed by her presence. Obviously lack of father in the household by her fashion choices. Pretty apt capture of the ...

The global economy proved resilient to the Middle East energy shock. Now, buffers that helped soften the initial hit to economic growth like strategic reserves and rerouted oil shipments are weakening ...

The U.S. dollar is sliding toward a potentially important bearish confirmation. And gold? It's struggling too. That might sound surprising. After all, dollar weakness is often considered supportive ...

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Wall Street rose on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve kept interest rates on hold and as investors focused on key earnings reports.

Commentary Mattanjah de Vries: The US is likely to lose its edge in scientific research because of political priorities By Mattanjah de Vries October 28, 2026 at 5:00 a.m.

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