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Fast Takes: Dems aim to end enforcement, Dem. socialists against America and other commentary

“Abolishing ICE is no fringe position in the Democratic Party” today, warns the Washington Examiner Editorial Board.

Britain’s suicide pact with Islamist terror rolls out the red carpet for jihad

We gave a member of an avowedly antisemitic death cult a safe space to...

Trump’s Iran strategy is working — the ayatollah suffers as oil flows again

Iran is now weaker at home and abroad, and its sponsors, China and Russia,...

LA could be sitting on billions in property — why not use it?

Why is LA trying to raise taxes and fees on residents while it’s sitting...

How did Britain get so obscenely terror-friendly?

UK authorities let five accused terrorists out on bail Monday, after they'd gotten just...

Air Force seeks its pound of flesh in Teixeira leaks case 

The Air Force, instead of wasting resources to get their pound of flesh, should discharge Airman Teiexeira forthwith to DOJ’s waiting arms — to escort him to federal prison. 

Trump lawyer lands blow against Cohen on stealing from Trump Org

NEW YORK — Former President Trump’s lead defense attorney landed another punch on Michael Cohen on Monday, getting him to admit he stole from the Trump Organization as the ex-fixer was allegedly being repaid for the hush money payment at the center of Trump’s criminal case. “You stole from the Trump Organization?” Trump attorney Todd...

Republicans renew call for sanctions on ICC following Netanyahu arrest warrant

Republican lawmakers on Monday renewed calls for the United States to impose sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC) after the international body issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant. After reports surfaced earlier this month that the ICC was planning to issue the arrest warrants, House Republican...

Scaramucci: Trump hush money trial prosecutors ‘proved the case’

Anthony Scaramucci argued Monday that prosecutors in former President Trump’s criminal hush money trial had “proved the case,” saying it is likely the former president could be found guilty. The prosecution wound down its arguments Monday with redirect examination of former Trump personal attorney Michael Cohen. The prosecution is expected to rest after Cohen’s testimony...

UCLA to lead first federal research center focused on building heat-resilient communities

The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) will be establishing the first federal research center focused on bolstering community resilience to local heat impacts, the institution announced Monday. The Center of Excellence for Heat Resilient Communities, housed at the university’s Luskin Center for Innovation, is receiving a $2.25 million grant from the National Oceanic and...

HRC announces $15 million swing state campaign to reelect Biden

The Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation’s largest LGBTQ rights group, on Monday announced a $15 million investment to reelect President Biden in November and combat escalating anti-transgender rhetoric on the 2024 campaign trail. The education campaign will cover six key swing states — Pennsylvania, Arizona, Michigan, Wisconsin, Georgia and Nevada — and will include paid...

Hunter Biden asks appeals court to pause federal gun trial

Hunter Biden on Monday requested that a Delaware federal court delay his trial on weapons charges, which is set to begin next month. His attorneys claim there is no urgent need to start the trial on its scheduled June 3 date, and that the current schedule leaves too little time between when the Delaware trial...

The ruinous reign of Vladimir the Terrible

Putin has destroyed his army, lost Ukraine, strengthened NATO, diminished Russia’s security, transformed Russia into an abject vassal of China and turned back the clock on Russia’s economic and political modernization.

Howard Dean won’t run for Vermont governor

Former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean (D) dashed speculation about another gubernatorial run on Monday, deciding against a bid to challenge Republican Gov. Phil Scott.  “In theory, this is a winnable race. But I’ve been in state and national politics for a very long time, and there’s only one way to close a 10-point gap between...

Trump says ‘very talented’ Paxton possible AG pick

Former President Trump said Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton would be a strong choice to run the Justice Department in a future Trump administration. In a conversation Sunday with Fox 4 Dallas Fort Worth at the NRA convention, Trump said he would consider Paxton for role of attorney general. "We have a lot of people...

Return-to-office mandate is backfiring on a key federal agency

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the dynamics of the workplace have undergone a seismic shift. While some heralded the return to the office as a sign of normalcy, evidence suggests that for many, this transition has been far from smooth sailing. Nowhere is this struggle more evident than in the case of the...

The Middle East is roiling — the death of Iran’s president could push it over the edge 

The death of the president of Iran, in and of itself, may not be monumental. But it marks a moment in international relations when all of us should pay renewed attention — or ignore it at our peril.

Uber, Lyft vow to stay in Minnesota after pay compromise passes Legislature

Ride-hailing companies Uber and Lyft announced they will continue operating in Minnesota after the state Legislature passed a compromise driver compensation bill Sunday, overriding a Minneapolis city measure to which the companies objected. The bill, crafted by state House Democrats, establishes a $1.28 per mile and 31 cents per minute minimum wage for drivers, taking...

Trump’s trials may help, not hurt, his shot at the White House

Trump’s legal woes have not had the negative impact many had predicted — and Democrats may have hoped.

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