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Rubio sanctions Cuban groups with ties to US nonprofit network funded by communist donor Neville Roy Singham

Secretary of State Marco Rubio sanctioned five Cuban entities including ICAP, targeting networks he says enable Cuba's subversive radical operations.

What I learned from my San Francisco restaurants — and why I have hope

Running a restaurant is one of the hardest things I’ve ever done — and...

Union knows who’d really pay for California ‘billionaire tax’

There are cracks in the foundation of labor support for the California “billionaire tax”...

Ballot-counting debacle shows need for voter ID

California’s system of voting is absurd.

Brian Armstrong on Dimon, Trump, and crypto’s future

Brian Armstrong on Dimon, Trump, and crypto’s future lead image

Democrat states are desperate to tax the rich — even after they leave

New York, New York — if you can make it here . . . we don’t want you.

The week in whoppers: NY Times covers its ears on Iran, Sen. Mark Kelly wants race-based astronauts and more

The New York Times is ignoring President Trump's goals in Iran with Operation Epic Fury — despite the commander-in-chief stating them nearly every day.

How the Iran war is helping Lebanon and Israel tiptoe toward peace

President Trump's Iran war gave Israel and Lebanon "a little breathing room" to negotiate — and they used it to take a big step...

Sports media care more about political outrage than sports

Much like liberal political media, sports media have lost track of their purpose and become a collection of petulant whiners hoping to whip up controversy. They would rather outrage their readers than inform them. The Athletic, the once interesting sports outlet that has been consumed by the New York Times, has a major story as baseball season kicks […]

To ensure true inclusion, here’s the flag to fly

The American flag includes everyone –– gay, straight, trans, believer, skeptic –– without ranking whose experience matters more.

Two weeks to stop the war: Trump’s trepidatious Iran timeline

President Donald Trump said last month that the war in Iran would be over “within two weeks … maybe three.” Yet, with the regime still intact and unwilling to give up nuclear enrichment, it seems things are just getting started. The Trump administration’s Iran war timeline feels a lot like the COVID-19 lockdown timeline. “Two […]

The long sail of the USS Gerald R. Ford

To have a chance at joining Delta Force, the U.S. military’s most elite special operations unit, tryouts must first complete approximately three weeks of increasingly arduous marches while carrying increasing weight loads. This test phase of the selection course ends with a roughly 40-mile march known in the military as “The Long Walk.” Few are […]

On This Day: Tensions are high as British invasion is imminent in New York

The following is an installment of “On This Day,” a series celebrating America’s 250th anniversary by following the actions of Gen. George Washington, the Continental Congress, and the men and women whose bravery and sacrifice led up to the signing of the Declaration of Independence. April 16, 1776 Tensions are high. Gen. George Washington is […]

The danger of ‘made in China,’ from fruit cups to pharmaceuticals

Parenting today can feel like a never-ending exercise in risk management. We worry about what our kids eat, the air they breathe, and the schools they attend. Yet one of the most important questions rarely makes it into everyday conversation: Where do our children’s medications come from, and how confident are we in how they’re […]

Iran just sentenced four protesters to death. Why hasn’t Pope Leo criticized Iran?

One might never know it by the rhetoric of Pope Leo XIV, but the Islamic theocracy that rules over Iran is a brutal regime. The country is regularly linked to terrorist paramilitary organizations wreaking havoc and causing enormous amounts of violence, destruction, and suffering to innocent people throughout the Middle East. Despite such horrific acts, […]

King’s state visit won’t revive special relationship

There is a temptation, as the United States marks its semiquincentennial, to imagine history repeating itself with comforting symmetry. A British monarch will cross the Atlantic. Crowds will gather. The familiar language of kinship — “our cousins,” “the mother country,” “the special relationship” — will be dusted off once again. It is an appealing tableau. […]

Global uncertainty is inevitable. It’s affordability toll doesn’t have to be

Americans across the country are reading countless headlines about the possible price increases as a result of the international conflict unfolding in the Middle East. Geopolitical instability shines a light on how interconnected and complex our global supply chains are.  From disruptions in key agricultural regions to trade route instability, global conflict has a direct […]

Foreign cash is sabotaging America in AI race against China

President Donald Trump’s National Artificial Intelligence Legislative Framework, unveiled March 20, puts America on offense in the global AI race — but foreign-funded activists are mounting a coordinated campaign to choke off the data center buildout that America needs to win. Data centers are the backbone of cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and the digital economy. […]

340B keeps rural hospitals alive. Big Pharma wants it gone

A new analysis from healthcare consulting firm Trilliant Health contains some grim news for people concerned about the plight of hospitals serving poorer and rural populations. On average, in 2024, hospitals brought in just $311.9 million per year from patient care, and needed an average of $34.6 million from nonpatient sources, including grants, investments, and […]

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