Republican Sen. Susan Collins vowed she won't be "intimidated" after her Biddeford office was vandalized, while her Dem rival Troy Jackson stayed silent on the act.
Los Angeles voters are stuck in the same big-city Democratic voting cycle: choosing terrible mayors and replacing them with even worse ones because they are unwilling to cross party lines and elect someone who can competently run a city. A University of California, Berkeley, Institute of Governmental Studies-Los Angeles Times poll found City Councilwoman Nithya […]
The swamp’s credit card just got declined — and the swamp is big mad about it. Over the weekend, President Donald Trump did what Washington pretends is impossible: he stopped the bleeding. He canceled nearly $1 billion in unspent funding for illegal aliens, race-obsessed programs, and other waste that does nothing for the U.S. citizen […]
Five suspects believed to have been planning an attack on a U.S. Air Force base in the United Kingdom have been released on bail. The announcement of the men’s release on Monday has sparked raised eyebrows on both sides of the Atlantic. The arrest of the five British men of Middle Eastern or South Asian […]
EDGEWOOD, Pennsylvania — The Evans family threw a Halloween party every year in their backyard on Linden Avenue. Neighbor Jeannine Fisher, who lives a few doors down, told WPXI, the local NBC affiliate, that she remembers “tons of people and kids” there. She also remembers the first time she met Idris Evans: He helped carry […]
For a generation of young conservatives coming of age in an increasingly polarized America, President Ronald Reagan can sometimes seem like a relic. His name is invoked at conservative conferences, his face appears on palmcards at events, and his speeches are endlessly quoted. Yet some Generation Z conservatives have begun asking a reasonable question: Why […]
When a patient walks into a local medical clinic, they assume the person making the decisions about their care is the physician wearing the white coat. Increasingly, that assumption is dead wrong. Behind the scenes, the person calling the shots is a corporate bean-counter working for a massive, vertically integrated insurance cartel thousands of miles […]
On Sept. 25, 1789, Congress sent the states a package of proposed constitutional amendments. The freedoms to speak, assemble, publish, and petition were enshrined in what became the First Amendment. That anniversary is now celebrated on Sept. 25 as First Amendment Day, which passed just last week. The holiday is a powerful reminder of one […]
The “great awokening” that began in the mid-2010s and peaked sometime late in the Biden administration by most measures seems to have largely receded — and with it the progressive fetishes of diversity, equity, and inclusion and gender ideology. Hence, it has become easy to roll one’s eyes at these ideologies as risible features of […]
As a researcher who has spent more than two decades studying counterterrorism and radical Islamist organizations in the Middle East, I want to address the Department of Homeland Security directly — and its new secretary, who understands the nature of the regime ruling Iran. The threat posed by the Islamic Republic on American soil is […]
President Donald Trump’s most-favored-nation drug policy was always going to do more than change prices. It was going to change behavior. Game theory asks a simple question: When one player changes the rewards and penalties, how will the others respond? Change the rules, and you cannot assume everyone will keep playing the same way. That […]
Politicians and the public often discuss military and veterans’ healthcare as if they are a single entity. They are not. The Department of Defense and the Department of Veterans Affairs operate two entirely separate, siloed bureaucratic networks. While both face severe staffing shortages and crushing backlogs, they are failing our service members in fundamentally distinct […]
In July 1944, weeks before she was arrested, Anne Frank wrote one of the most hopeful sentences to emerge from history’s darkest chapter: “In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart.” Months later, she was dead at Bergen-Belsen. She was 15. For 80 years, the world has remembered her. […]
From the outside, there was no mistaking where I was. I was walking into Cypress Baptist Church in Louisiana, led by Pastor John Fream. The moment I stepped inside, something felt unexpectedly familiar. Israeli and American flags stood side by side on every table. The room carried the same unmistakable love for Israel that I […]
