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California’s Medi-Cal has a bad case of fraud — and there’s only one cure

Finding waste, fraud and corruption in Medicaid is a lot like diagnosing illness in a human body. You do an initial check-up and if something seems off, you order...

Let Lindsey Graham’s ‘sanctions from Hell’ bill be the knockout punch to Russia’s war machine

Starving Russia's war machine is both in every civilized nation's interest and a moral...

NYC’s winning Eric Adams’ war on rats — LA should give him a call

LA authorities claim they just lack the resources to get ahead of the rodents,...

Fast Takes: Don’t bet on DSA sinking party, Venezuelans want real change and more

VP JD Vance reveals a task force has uncovered $230 billion in fraud across...

Unintended Consequences on the Filibuster

What Senate leadership intended in the 1970s and what actually occurred as a result...

Congress must ignore fearmongering and pass the organized retail crime bill

The Combating Organized Retail Crime Act has passed the House and is now before the Senate, and is designed to provide coordination and support to state and local law enforcement to fight large-scale organized retail crime, and is not about petty theft or federalizing shoplifting.

Airlines’ fuel spending up 84 percent in past year

U.S. airlines paid billions of dollars more for jet fuel in May, in the second consecutive month that fuel costs exceeded $6 billion, according to government data released Tuesday. The Bureau of Transportation Statistics found that airlines spent $6.6 billion on jet fuel in May, an 84 percent increase from one year ago. In April,...

White House launching dozens of Freedom Fuel gas stations

The White House has launched 25 “Freedom Fuel” gas stations in an attempt to provide Americans a cheaper option at the pump. “The FIRST Freedom Fuel Network gas station has LANDED in Philadelphia, lowering the price at the pump to $3.47 for our 47th President,” the White House wrote on the social platform X on...

Our communities can’t keep living in immigration limbo

Congress should stop allowing immigration policy to be written through executive orders and court decisions.

95 percent say US in affordability crisis: Survey 

A vast majority of Americans cast a negative view of living costs in the U.S. in a new poll released on Wednesday. The survey, which was conducted by Harris Poll for The Guardian, found that 95 percent of U.S. adults believe the country is facing an affordability crisis. This report was conducted before the U.S....

Trump commits to remove Syria from state sponsor of terrorism list

President Trump on Wednesday committed to removing Syria from the state sponsor of terrorism list, one of the last hurdles blocking the country from rejoining the international community. Trump was meeting with Syrian interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa on the sidelines of the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, and praised him for rehabilitating his country following...

On high gas prices, Newsom tries to deflect the blame

California's high gas prices are due to years of taxes, regulations, and restrictions imposed by Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom, rather than the actions of President Trump, Iran, or Chevron.

Idaho mom charged with murder after blaming vaccines in death of her twins

An Idaho mother who allegedly claimed her twins died after receiving three vaccines has been charged with murder in their deaths, officials said last week.

Dolly Parton’s ‘dream come true’ Broadway musical to open

Preview performances of “Dolly: A True Original Musical” begin Dec. 7 in New York City.

Defense lawyers dispute DNA evidence in Charlie Kirk case

Lawyers for Tyler Robinson, the man charged with the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, are expected on Wednesday to question the DNA evidence linking their client to the weapon allegedly used. Robinson's lawyers questioned FBI analyst Amanda Bakker during the five-day preliminary hearing on Tuesday about the techniques she used to connect Robinson to...

Gene therapy for children with sickle cell disease approved by FDA

A new treatment for children aged 2 or older with sickle cell disease has been approved by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration.

Trump’s call to fight communism also applies to tyranny in Venezuela 

The United States is clear that a new Venezuela cannot be built upon the foundations of the old dictatorial structure.

ObamaCare premiums poised for another big hike

The cost of ObamaCare coverage could shoot up even higher next year as insurers are proposing a median increase of 14 percent, according to an analysis of initial filings from KFF. If the preliminary filings hold, it would mark the second-straight year of double-digit premium increases, putting customers on the hook for thousands of dollars more in...

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