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Is the US bond market more scared of the government’s deficit than inflation itself?

As in 2024, with polls open for the midterm elections, the cost of living remains voters’ top priority. As for investors, their primary concern in the aftermath of the Federal Reserve’s first rate hike since 2023 isn’t inflation in particular. Rather, it’s the federal government’s deficit. It’s the classic good-news-bad-news dichotomy of the economy approaching […]

What if ‘Jane Doe’ was your daughter and the ‘Cornell Seven’ your sons?

The academic and feminist author Camille Paglia once wrote that “Leaving sex to the feminists is like letting your dog vacation at the taxidermist.” So it might be that leaving the story of the now-infamous “Cornell Seven” alleged rape case up to leftists and many legacy media outlets is like letting the accused write the […]

The GOP’s not-so-great communicators

The problem with President Ronald Reagan being called “the Great Communicator” is that it showed how much worse other Republicans were at political messaging. The Gipper would not have earned the compliment if the GOP wasn’t so bad at it. It still is. Democrats are far more often successful at framing debate, not least because […]

The stars may be aligned for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in 2028

Seven years before Zohran Mamdani upset Andrew Cuomo on the strength of his relentless messaging about the obscene cost of living in the Big Apple, another New York Democrat shocked the world by centering the very same issue in her own campaign. “We’re having an affordability crisis in New York City,” a young Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez […]

Millions of lives saved and still under siege: Leftists think abortion is ‘no different’ than buying a truck

After 50 years of protecting life by preventing mass taxpayer funding of abortions, the Hyde Amendment is increasingly under threat. With Hyde’s protections annually threatened by left-wing activists in Congress, it’s time to make this long-standing policy permanent. Enacted on Sept. 30, 1976, as the first major pro-life legislative victory on the national level following […]

The Left’s day-one blueprint is already written. Here’s what a 2026 Democratic majority looks like

Americans are heading into November with a choice that is more consequential than most political observers are willing to say plainly. If Democrats win the House in November and take over control of the House in the 120th Congress, voters should understand in clear terms what their first priorities will look like. The Left has […]

Are the polls overestimating Senate Democrats again?

Polling — and poll “unskewing” — can be perilous business. Back in 2012, many smart Republicans were convinced pollsters were slanting their results by oversampling Democrats, leading to many enthusiastic predictions that Mitt Romney was actually ahead in key battleground states. The Romney campaign itself believed its candidate would win. He did not. The polls […]

‘Digger’ is unpleasant, incompetent, and unfunny

The near-apocalyptic critical and commercial failure of the big-screen satire Digger should be taken as the most encouraging of cultural indicators. Here is a movie that is so deeply woke in its ideas and attitudes that it deserves to be called pre-woke. Director and cowriter Alejandro G. Inarritu’s outraged portrayal of a venal, lawless, environment-destroying […]

‘Seasonal’ tariffs would make America’s food supply less secure

Former Reps. Christopher Shays and Richard Swett argue that the Trump administration should reject proposed seasonality protections for Florida produce growers to avoid disrupting the North American food supply chain and inviting Mexican retaliation.

El-Sayed vs. Rogers gets nasty in Michigan

In today's issue: ▪ Nobel Peace Prize awarded ▪ Trump says no Iran strikes before midterms ▪ Kimberly Guilfoyle’s debt controversy ▪ Spain’s housing movement reignited The Michigan Senate debate between Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers on Thursday night quickly got personal as the candidates sparred over not just their political differences but...

Why the young are restless: Their college degrees aren’t paying off

These young people borrowed money based on a promise. Now the payments are due, and the promise is turning up empty.

Hinson leads Iowa Senate contest as Sand holds edge for governor: Poll

Rep. Ashley Hinson (R-Iowa) leads her Democratic opponent Josh Turek for Iowa’s open Senate seat as Democratic state auditor Rob Sand holds an edge over his GOP opponent Zach Lahn in the gubernatorial contest, according to a new poll from Emerson College Polling and The Hill. The poll reported Hinson notched 47 percent of support,...

Millions of children auto-enrolled in ‘Trump Accounts’: What to know

President Trump touted his administration’s investment accounts for children on Wednesday, as millions of American kids will now be automatically enrolled in the program. Flanked by administration officials, business leaders and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) in the Oval Office, the president said the “Trump Accounts” will help children build wealth. “If all goes well, which...

Guilfoyle scandal adds to scrutiny surrounding Trump advisers

President Trump faces a scandal involving a top official, with Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle under scrutiny for allegedly soliciting debt relief in exchange for political access. That revelation follows other reported questionable conduct, including favoring a Greek energy firm. It was the second time this week a White House adviser drew headlines. The Trump...

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