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DOJ Fines Minnesota Restaurant For Verifying Immigrant Work Permits
The Justice Department reached an 11th-hour settlement with a Minnesota-based restaurant chain with a $95,000 civil penalty....

Cherry catches history with new Chiefs playoff collection — a first for a female designer
An exclusive apparel collection from the Chiefs and fashion-forward brand Cherry is taking the field ahead of Kansas City’s latest playoff appearance. And the woman wearing the cherry-red captain’...

Pete Hegseth Makes The Definitive Case Why He’s Qualified To Be Trump’s Defense Secretary
Pete Hegseth provided his best case yet on why he's the perfect man to be President-elect Donald Trump's defense secretary....

NBC White House Correspondent Yamiche Alcindor Doesn’t Deserve A Seat In The Briefing Room
Alcindor is not in the press room for reporting, but to plant seeds that will grow into narratives the left wants the public to believe....

The Texas Legislature Is a Mess. Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Look Away.
Why should you, an upright, law-abiding person, pay attention to the Texas Legislature? It is a mess in the same way Sodom was a mess, and at the end of every session, for the ten years I covered it, ...

This Taco Truck’s “Bloody Potatoes” Are a Sweet Addition to New Tejano Cuisine
Some of the best inventions were accidental. Consider Popsicles. In 1905, in Oakland, California, eleven-year-old Frank Epperson absent-mindedly left a powdered soda mixture with a stirrer in a glass ...

Oui-Haw! Let’s Frenchify the Texas Economy
Governor Greg Abbott recently made a bold prediction about how Texas stands to benefit once the Trump administration takes power next week—and presumably begins cutting regulations left and right. W...

Leftist New Mexico Secretary Of State Settles Lawsuit In ‘Win For Election Transparency’
State elections officials had planned to charge PILF $5,000 for voter records. After the settlement, the fee is $600....

Pitt’s Offers Camp and Comfort in Red Hook
Photo: Andrew Bui “Maybe we can call this the Tiffany Room, I don’t know. I have a thing about naming rooms,” says the chef Jeremy Salamon. He’s standing in the front of his...

Ohio’s New Parental Rights Law Protects Both Students And Educators
The law protects students from being manipulated and groomed — and teachers and counselors from being punished for telling parents the truth....