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CNN says it was excluded from the television press pool traveling with President Trump to Knoxville on Saturday, in the latest press-access fight between the White House and the legacy networks.
A franchisee operating a Village Inn restaurant in Florida has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, listing more than $554,000 in liabilities as rising costs and weak sales batter the casual dining sector.
A new GOP-commissioned poll shows most Michigan voters view socialist Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed unfavorably, while Republican Mike Rogers holds a narrow lead in the race.
The parent company of Cato Fashions will close more than 10% of its locations, the latest American retailer to buckle under economic pressure as consumers tighten their belts.
The Supreme Court ordered Missouri to use its 2022 congressional map for the 2026 election, rejecting the state's newer Trump-aligned map for the third time.
A Federalist report details an event in Texas where speakers declared their vision for an Islamic America — as the host organization moves forward with plans for a 40,000-square-foot facility near Plano.
Three Washington Times opinion pieces take on compulsory arbitration in American workplaces, the symbolism of the American flag, and accusations that terrorist-linked communities are being recast as ordinary suburbia.
Conservative commentator Michael Knowles says Archbishop Fulton Sheen's 1950s warnings about communism, moral decay and the media would get him branded a 'far-right extremist' by today's standards — even though his message never changed.
A new underground expedition at the Durupınar site in Turkey challenges long-held secular skepticism, reigniting the debate over Noah's Ark.
Health and animal control officials in Westchester County are asking residents to report any contact with a large, aggressive coyote after a woman said she was bitten on a Hastings-on-Hudson trail. The search continues as warnings spread.
Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha calls El-Sayed a 'coward' as critics seize on his response to a college student's question on Iran, while a separate post from @amuse labels him an 'Islamic Marxist' and alleges he compared sharia law bans to genocide.
President Trump is promoting a new era of technology to stimulate job growth in the USA.
