New York State’s education system is in steep decline. Enrollment is down, but spending is up, and academic results are either stagnant or declining. It’s time to reform our...
Just days into early voting, Texans are turning out at higher rates than in the 2022 midterms. Who shows up to vote might determine who controls the U.S. Senate.
New York State’s education system is in steep decline. Enrollment is down, but spending is up, and academic results are either stagnant or declining....
Florida has become the stage for one of the most revealing political debates of the 2026 elections. Beyond the familiar battle between Republicans and Democrats, the state’s statewide races are exposing a deeper question: What does today’s Democratic Party actually stand for? In the gubernatorial race, Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) faces David Jolly, a former […]
End ‘debanking’ The Post’s editorial rightly raises concerns about debanking (“ ‘Debanking’ Will Be Back,” Oct. 18). But the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency’s findings...
The midterm elections are coming up, and once again the sanctity of life and abortion are on the ballot. The Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision of 2022 may have overturned Roe v. Wade, but it only intensified the abortion battle. While policy questions surrounding abortion are continually being decided, many who believe in […]
When children headed back to school this fall, they entered a political battleground. Many of our nation’s institutions are politicized, and K-12 is no exception. But activist educators, who have gained significant influence over our system, treat the K-12 classroom as something altogether different: a vehicle for remaking society according to their social and political […]
In the final stretch before the midterm elections, President Donald Trump has asked Republicans to vote as though he’s on the ballot. But weirdly enough, neither he nor the rest of the GOP has made much of a case for his record at all. And in a third consecutive election where voters insist that their […]
The fourth green at East Potomac Park’s “Blue Course” is 154 yards from the tee, and it’s protected by two bunkers. The last time I played the course, I hit a perfect 6- or 7-iron—I can’t remember now—that landed on the green and rolled to within a few feet of the hole. I took my […]
Time to put college on double secret probation. That’s the punishment Dean Wormer meted out in Animal House, but there’s nothing funny about college campuses these days. Colleges are admitting students who can’t read, write, or do basic math or science. They’re graduating students with made-up degrees from fake academic departments such as gender studies, […]
The mere act of enforcing immigration law has Democrats losing their minds, doing anything and everything to justify their hatred of Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Kerman is a heavily Hispanic city in California’s heavily Hispanic Central Valley region, which has seen several ICE raids in recent weeks. One man in the area, Eric Bridges, was […]
If your household is anything like mine, as soon as the calendar flips from September to October, the Halloween movie marathons begin. And by itself, Hocus Pocus 2 might seem like a harmless remake of the original 1993 classic, but watched back-to-back, the differences between the two movies — especially when it comes to gender […]
“MADNESS!! AUDITIONS Folk & Roll Musicians-Singers for acting roles in new TV series. Running parts for 4 insane boys, age 17-21. Want spirited Ben Frank’s-types. Have courage to work. Must come down for interview.” Over 400 young men responded to the September 1965 ads in Daily Variety and the Hollywood Reporter. Five months later, NBC […]
In December 1998, seeking college tuition assistance, I voluntarily enlisted in the Iowa Army National Guard. I did not have enough courage to do this, but growing up in the 1980s and ’90s, I had read about men who’d gone to jail for dodging military service. I held the erroneous assumption that once I signed […]
