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‘Unprecedented’: Judges reveal behind-the-scenes coordination on Trump immigration cases

Minnesota federal judges coordinated via email threads and templates to handle habeas petitions during Operation Metro Surge, raising judicial ethics questions.

‘Civil rights’ for rent — once-respectable groups sell out on school choice

New York’s once vaunted civil-rights tradition is a pitiful shadow of its past self,...

The nation’s cartoonists on the week in politics

Every week political cartoonists throughout the country and across the political spectrum apply their...

Bill Cassidy on vaccines, RFK Jr. and the fight for public trust

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Why California should fear the next natural disaster — and what you can do

I was standing in a burned-out canyon outside San Diego in October 2003 when...

Don’t be fooled by the Democrats’ sudden ‘moderate’ rebrand

It appears that some members of the Democratic Party didn’t get the memo from the 2024 election that Americans are tired of the woke, anti-woman propaganda pushed in our schools and government institutions.  Gov. Janet Mills (D-ME) gave President Donald Trump the verbal middle finger at the White House recently when he asked if she […]

In tech we hope

As the keynote speaker at the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast this year, Monsignor James Shea spoke on the theme of hope. A central example of the speech was children present a particularly pure source of hope. Yet, society consistently misdirects its hope. This point was the flip side of Shea’s example: We do so toward […]

A budget deal appears unlikely, but so does a shutdown

As budget talks continue in the Senate, there is talk of a possible government shutdown. Senate Republicans need at least seven Democrats to vote for the bill to get a 60-vote majority. Senate Republicans won’t support a bill with Democrat provisions designed to slow President Donald Trump’s agenda. “The bigger issue is the Democrats’ insistence […]

Elbridge Colby understands the China threat

America faces an unparalleled threat from China. Elbridge Colby is the man we need at the Pentagon to counter this threat, back up Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, and implement President Donald Trump’s America First policy agenda. I’ve known Colby, or Bridge, for years. He’s one of the premier defense and foreign policy minds of our […]

American conservatives must understand the truth about European ‘conservatism’

The American political system is unique: a system built in pursuit of deadlock rather than “progress,” a system that fully understands human nature and proactively defends against it, and a system that holds itself accountable, at least when it works as designed. But at its heart, American politics is unique because the United States of […]

Making the military great again should be Trump’s legacy

President Donald Trump once wrote, “The best thing you can do is deal from strength.” After four years of the Biden administration‘s “America Last” agenda, divisive diversity, equity, and inclusion policies, and overall mismanagement, the U.S. military no longer projects the strength needed to uphold our status as the leader of the free world. As […]

Why recession fears are overblown

Fears of a recession are greatly exaggerated. Sometimes, the market believes in ghosts.  The fears, however, are real. Last Friday, the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta lowered its GDPNow model of economic growth for the first quarter to a negative 1.5% annually. The Atlanta Fed’s forecast model stirred up talk of recession. One prominent economist said the economy […]

What we need to hear from Trump

President Donald Trump has accomplished much in his first six weeks in office, and he deserves credit for it. But now we need to hear what the president intends to do with Congress, the institution essential to ensuring that Trump’s reforms will endure. This should be a central theme of what he says in prime […]

The COVID lockdown nearly killed NYC — and it was Andrew Cuomo who came close to destroying it

New Yorkers taken with Cuomo’s odious, I’m-your-hero oratory should remember how he screwed us over in 2020.

What Zelensky can learn from Netanyahu — and his Oval Office meltdown with Obama

Volodymyr Zelensky's White House lecture reminds me of the lessons I learned when Israel's Netanyahu had a similar run-in with a US president —...

Forget ‘baloney’ budget claims — I’m voting to break feds’ debt addiction

The reckless addiction to overspending in Washington has real-life consequences for NY families: ever-increasing taxes, record inflation and a constantly rising cost of living....

New York City needs a hero, but what we have is Andrew Cuomo as the next mayor

Don’t personally adore Andrew Cuomo? So what? He himself doesn’t love a load of people. Me, I like him. But he doesn’t even really like...

Enough! End gov’t funds for Jew-hating colleges like Barnard, Columbia, The New School

Enough with the task forces and commissions: It’s time to defund campus Jew-hatred — starting, say, with New York’s Columbia University, Barnard College and...

Europe must awaken its patriotism to halt its decline — and face Putin

Europe's leaders embraced a progressive liberalism that demonized all the traditional sources of a nation’s strength — its historic religion, patriotic pride and industrial...

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