The Pew Research Center published a new report last week on the cohort affectionately known as “DINKs,” which stands for “dual income, no kids.” Pew’s analysis defined DINKs as having at least one spouse in their 30s or 40s, two incomes, and no children. DINKs account for 12% of married couples in the United States, a percentage […]
As students get ready to go back to school with fresh notebooks and sharpened pencils, let the first lesson of the school year come from the 40th president of the United States, Ronald Reagan. In his Farewell Address in 1989, Reagan spoke of a resurgence in national pride that returned during his presidency, which he called a “new […]
A Sept. 10 report from a pro-Israel research institute exposes the nexus between nongovernmental organizations and Hamas terrorists who operate from medical facilities in Gaza. Based on 2020 documents from the Gaza Ministry of Interior and National Security, NGO Monitor concluded that Hamas “tightly monitors and restricts the activities of foreign medical NGOs,” leading to “a system […]
For too long, America’s cannabis policy has been defined by contradictions. Millions of people, including veterans, seniors, and cancer patients, rely on medical marijuana prescribed legally under state laws. Yet at the federal level, cannabis remains listed as a Schedule I drug, alongside heroin, with “no accepted medical use.” This classification is not only outdated […]
Senate Republicans are set to change the upper chamber’s rules, enabling the majority to confirm a slate of executive branch nominees by a single vote instead of going through a laborious floor vote for each nominee. While the impending rule change has been made necessary by the historical intransigence of Senate Democrats, it marks yet another regrettable diminution of Senate power […]
“A man is not primarily a witness against something,” Whitaker Chambers wrote. “That is only incidental to the fact that he is a witness for something.” Chambers wrote this in the foreword to his memoirs, which doubled as a letter to his children. Chambers’ memoirs, titled Witness, centered on his stand against Communism. But he […]
Charlie Kirk was assassinated while sitting on a panel in front of hundreds of students at Utah Valley University. During his short life, the founder of Turning Point USA debated hundreds of young people on any topic they chose, and he did it in cheery, civil, good faith. Mere minutes after the shooting was reported, MSNBC’s Katy […]
Charlie Kirk was a national leader of young conservatives. His murder on Wednesday is shocking, and its implications will reverberate throughout America and perhaps down through history. Much information will come out in the coming days and weeks, but Gov. Spencer Cox (R-UT) has called the shooting a “political assassination.” While the particulars of the […]
Campus conservatives have suffered violence from their ideologically opposing peers for years, but recent events, such as findings from a campus speech survey, an academic study, and the murder of Charlie Kirk, have shown that the violent opposition has escalated to new heights. A day before Charlie Kirk, a conservative influencer and leader of the […]
Whether or not they were intentional, terrible errors at the Bureau of Labor Statistics prevented the economic policies that America's workers urgently need.
Dr. Bob Lahita, who ran New Jersey’s top hospitals and ambulance services, spoke to The Post's Cindy Adams about how environmental factors could change our...
With the video of Iryna Zarutska's stabbing, we saw indifference from fellow passengers as she lay dying — randomly attacked by a mentally deranged career...
