admin, Author at Conservatives.Today

Rubio says US is ready to offer ‘immediate humanitarian aid’ to people of Cuba impacted by Hurricane Melissa

Secretary of State Marco Rubio pledges "immediate humanitarian aid" to Cuba as State Department responds to effects of Hurricane Melissa in the Caribbean.

Senate defies Trump on global tariffs as Republicans join Democrats in rare bipartisan vote

Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., and three other Republicans voted with Democrats to strike down President Donald Trump's 10% tariffs on countries worldwide.

Trump’s shadow looms over Texas race as Hunt accuses Cornyn of betrayal

Rep. Wesley Hunt, R-Texas, and incumbent Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, exchanged blows as the primary race for the Senate seat in Texas heats up.

The Times Does Republican Jack Ciattarelli a Favor

Is it MAGA to want plastic bags back?

What Palantir Does

Ross Douthat’s fascinating interview with Palantir CTO Shyam Sankar is worth your time.

Are the Democrats Fixable?

A new report from Democrats has a lot of insights, but seems to miss the party’s biggest challenges.

‘Democrats Deny Hearing to Fourth Circuit Nominee Robert Conrad’

That’s the title of my new Confirmation Tales post, which is subtitled “Patrick Leahy’s ridiculous ‘anti-Catholic’ smear.”

The Left’s Disingenuous Pile-On of Karine Jean-Pierre

It’s amazing how her incompetence was coincidentally discovered about 15 minutes after every reporter in Washington no longer needed access or scoops from the...

We Could End This Shutdown in About 20 Minutes If Democrats Played Ball

We could solve the threat of an interruption in SNAP benefits if four more Senate Dems would just agree to end the filibuster of...

The Latest Front in the Fight to Contain China: Consumer Protection Laws

Republican attorneys general around the country are suing consumer-product companies that allegedly have ties to the CCP.

Harvard Students Weep at Being Told They’re Expected to Learn

The kids are absolutely losing their marbles over the realization that they might have to, you know, study in school.

Trump calls Schumer’s criticism of Asia trip ‘almost treasonous’

President Trump fiercely pushed back on Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer's criticism of his trip to Asia, saying the New York Democrat's comments are "almost treasonous."

Trump hails success of summit with China’s Xi, with deals on tariffs, rare earths and farm goods

President Trump said he has secured trade deals with China after meeting Thursday with Chinese President Xi Jinping in a high-stakes summit aimed at reducing tensions between the world's two largest economies.

Senate hearing for Trump’s surgeon general pick is postponed after she goes into labor

A Senate hearing for President Trump's surgeon general pick, Dr. Casey Means, has been postponed because she went into labor, a spokesperson for the Senate health committee said Thursday.

Republicans sound alarm over Latino vote: ‘This is our wake-up call’

Female students struggling more to recover since pandemic

Five unanswered questions about the historic government shutdown fight

Hopeful week ends with deeper funding impasse

Michael Goodwin: Financial penalties for Mamdani election by GOP could cause irreversible damage to NYC

admin