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Vice President JD Vance announces birth of newest son

Vice President JD Vance announced Sunday that second lady Usha Vance gave birth to the couple’s fourth child. The Vance family announced Usha’s pregnancy in January 2026, and that her due date would be in July. Usha Vance is the first second lady to have a child while...

This isn’t free market capitalism. It’s diet Fascism

I am a free market capitalist. I want less government. I want less taxes and regulations. I want free people to be free to do as they wish. Broadly, I’d like economic freedom —predicated upon Thomas Jefferson’s description of religious freedom: “It does me no injury...

Tom Homan clashes with Margaret Brennan over ICE vehicle stops

Border czar Tom Homan clashed Sunday with “Face the Nation” host Margaret Brennan while saying rhetoric by members of Congress “emboldened” people to confront federal immigration agents. President Donald Trump ended a pause in the use of vehicle stops ordered by...

Everyday Economics: Falling gas prices helped keep consumers spending

(The Center Square) – Inflation fell more than expected in June. That gave consumers some breathing room, and they kept spending – even if they became more selective about where their money went. Homebuilders were less optimistic. Beneath a volatile monthly increase...

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