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Is the traditional Democratic establishment completely powerless against its own radical base?

"You can be the land of the free if you're not the home of the brave," says Dr. Ben Carson, urging Americans to return to patriotic ways of thinking.

The political will needs to be summoned in order to maintain American deterrence through power. Debates are ongoing as to whether the Department of War will be able to stockpile munitions in time for another possible conflict.

In shocking news, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced his resignation. He was facing a mutiny in his Labour Party, slumping poll numbers, and record losses in local elections.

Hugh Hewitt and John Ellis explore one of the biggest questions surrounding artificial intelligence: what happens if AI begins communicating in ways humans can't interpret?

THE SOCIALIST SURGE: Mike Gallagher warns that New York City’s latest primary results signal a broader national shift, saying the city is now under the influence of a rising socialist movement that is increasingly shaping Democratic politics.

Will President Trump moderate a republican debate during the next election cycle and savor the competition? Or will he put the force of his will behind a candidate right away? Ben Domenech and Hugh Hewitt discuss.

A major shift in classroom technology is underway in Los Angeles. New screen-time limits for students are being touted as a potential model for schools nationwide.

Larry Elder on the “empathy trap”: Policies created with the best intentions can sometimes hurt the very people they’re meant to help.