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Former FBI Director James Comey faces two felony counts — false statements to Congress and obstruction of a congressional proceeding.

The U.S. government’s move to secure equity in Thacker Pass lithium mine marks a defining moment for American resource independence.

AOC’s meteoric rise, backstory and brand of Democratic socialism have fueled a running public debate about her authenticity, especially the narrative of her working-class roots.

Recent events in California show that even the most restrictive states cannot outrun energy demands forever.

10x bigger than the MP Materials deal…

Readers share grief, outrage, calls for justice — and also caution against responding to violence with more violence.

“The Federal Reserve is irrelevant unless it’s doing damage to the economy,” Jim Rickards says. “And because it’s usually doing damage, it deserves our attention.”

A man is dead. His family grieves. And poison spills across social media.

Inflation is the cloud overshadowing the American consumer — especially at the grocery store and gas pump.

In the era of Ukraine, a new idea has taken root in Taiwan: Small, cheap, expendable drones can harass, delay and even cripple its larger adversary, China.

Chris Campbell’s case for silver aligns perfectly with Jim Rickards’ American Birthright thesis.

Where’s the housing emergency, and what can the White House do about it?

Buck Sexton outlines how a MAHA architect has triggered one of the most aggressive realignments in U.S. health policy in decades.