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Vape shops in Britain have been a rogue industry for years now, with unlicensed, unvetted proprietors selling dangerous products not just in plain sight, but radiating with the neon glow of dozens of garish window displays

Another week and another circus surrounds Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, who has been pursued by the nation's political, media, and parliamentary establishments over private gifts he received, prior to becoming a Member of Parliament, as well as money he has earned being a spokesman for a gold bullion company

When Donald Trump calls Comcast “Concast,” he is making a specific allegation about one of the most powerful media companies in the world: that it presents political hostility as journalism

2025 was one of the worst years for farmers in years with bankruptcies skyrocketing by 46% from 2024 levels

Nigel Farage is living through an experience that will feel remarkably familiar to American conservatives—especially President Donald Trump

David Shelton has built his campaign for Indiana Secretary of State around a single, carefully chosen word: professionalism

For one brief moment the federal government proposed to do something it almost never does, which is to concede that its own machinery had been turned into a weapon and to offer the people it crushed a route to redress

The water-usage argument against artificial intelligence has become the climate left's favorite scold

The concept of privacy is foundational to America

Earlier this year, iRobot, the company that made the Roomba, filed for bankruptcy and was sold off to a Chinese supplier