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How Gavin Newsom’s California made homelessness worse

Three independent audits have reached the same conclusion: California simply does not know if its billions in spending on homelessness do any good. 

Tech elite will flee California over wealth ‘seizure’ ballot measure: ‘Written by communists’

A ballot proposition floated by California’s largest health care union seeks to legalize a...

Mamdani’s hands-off homeless camp policies leave everyone hurt

The consequences of leaving encampments in place are dire — for the vagrants themselves,...

Britain’s Keir Starmer must stop bowing to China — and stand up for freedom

PM Keir Starmer has a chance to remind the world that Britain doesn’t sacrifice...

Trump faces growing GOP backlash over immigration crackdown after second deadly shooting

The Republican Party’s determined defense of President Trump’s deportation efforts is cracking in the wake of the fatal shooting of a second civilian protester in Minneapolis over the weekend. For the past year, GOP lawmakers on Capitol Hill have been virtually united in supporting Trump’s immigrant crackdown, saying the deployment of federal law enforcement officers...

Fetterman slams Minneapolis immigration operation but breaks from Democrats on shutdown threat

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.), a frequent independent voice among Senate Democrats, condemned the federal immigration crackdown in Minnesota but said he is unwilling to force a government shutdown over funding disputes involving the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). In a statement Monday, the Pennsylvania Democrat called for the federal operation to end as he mourned...

Beshear: ‘Retrain every single’ federal immigration officer

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear (D) pushed for the retraining of every federal immigration officer in the wake of two shooting deaths this month at the hands of federal immigration authorities in Minneapolis. “Well, the first thing we have to do is demand that they pull these officers out of all of our cities and that...

Coast Guard suspends search for lone drug boat strike survivor in Pacific 

The U.S. Coast Guard suspended the search Sunday evening for the lone survivor of the U.S. military’s strike on an alleged drug boat in the eastern Pacific on Friday, an operation during which two suspected “narco-terrorists” were killed on impact.  The Coast Guard ended its effort at 7:46 p.m. PST after 56 hours of searching,...

Former NBA player Chris Dudley announces bid to unseat Oregon’s governor

Former NBA player Chris Dudley on Monday announced his bid to unseat incumbent Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek (D) by vying for the Republican nomination. Marion County Commissioner Danielle Bethell is also competing in the GOP primary.  Dudley launched a gubernatorial campaign in 2010, after playing 16 seasons of professional basketball for the Cleveland Cavaliers, New...

Education Department, HHS seek further action against Minnesota over transgender athletes policy

The Education Department and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced on Monday they are seeking enforcement action against Minnesota over its policies around transgender athletes. The two federal agencies opened a Title IX investigation against the state’s Department of Education and High School League in response to policies allowing transgender girls on women’s sports teams. The...

CEOs of Minnesota-based companies call for ‘peace and focused cooperation’

Dozens of CEOs of Minnesota-based companies called for a de-escalation of tensions in the wake of Saturday’s fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by a federal law enforcement agent brought to the city as part of President Trump's deportation efforts. In an open letter shared Sunday by the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce, the business leaders said...

GOP senator hits Noem’s ‘premature’ Minneapolis shooting response

Sen. John Curtis (R-Utah) on Monday criticized Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem’s reaction to the killing of Alex Pretti by a federal agent as “premature” and argued that she “weakened confidence” among the public as the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown comes under fire. “We must have a transparent, independent investigation into the...

Friction emerges as gun rights groups clash with Trump officials over Minnesota shooting

Friction is growing between gun rights groups and some Trump administration officials over their comments following this weekend’s fatal shooting in Minneapolis by federal agents. Bill Essayli, the administration’s top prosecutor in Los Angeles, warned there is a “high likelihood” that law enforcement would be “legally justified” in shooting gun owners who approach them while...

Treasury cancels Booz Allen contracts

The Treasury Department on Monday said it would cancel 31 contracts with Booz Allen Hamilton, citing its failure to " implement adequate safeguards" after a past employee leaked tax data, including President Trump's returns, to media outlets. The decision to cut ties with the company was due in part to the misconduct of Charles Edward...

Appeals court won’t reconsider Habba disqualification, paving way to Supreme Court

A federal appeals court has declined to reconsider a three-judge panel's decision to uphold Alina Habba’s disqualification as the top federal prosecutor in New Jersey, paving the way for the Justice Department to take President Trump's fight to retain loyalist U.S. attorneys to the Supreme Court. In a terse order Monday, the U.S. Court of...

Schumer: Democrats will speed up non-DHS funding bills ahead of shutdown deadline

Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer (N.Y.) announced Monday that Senate Democrats are prepared to speed up passage of five government funding bills — but not funding for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) — to avoid a large swath of the government shutting down at the end of the week. “Senate Democrats have made clear...

Tariffs reward inefficiency. Here’s a better way.

The U.S. should adopt a temporary, rules-based program of price subsidies for small and medium-sized businesses to help modernize the industrial base, rather than relying on tariffs which reward inefficiency and lock it in place.

Majorities see education, housing as unaffordable: Survey

A new poll shows that more Americans view education and housing as unaffordable relative to other necessities. The survey from The New York Times and the Siena Research Institute, released Monday, found that 58 percent of respondents view education as unaffordable, with 26 percent saying it is somewhat affordable and just 8 percent saying it...

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