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Cuban exiles in Miami say ‘this is the end’ for communism as island teeters on collapse

Cuban exiles in Miami's Little Havana say they feel hope as Cuba faces island-wide blackouts, protests, and Trump's remarks about 'taking Cuba.'

Far-left firebrand dodges questions over hiring bodyguard with criminal history

Despite rebuffing questions about the hiring process, Rep. Crockett says her office followed House vetting protocols but admits her bodyguard's criminal history was unknown to her.

White House unveils its first federal AI framework, pushes Congress to act ‘this year’

EXCLUSIVE: The White House unveiled its first federal AI policy framework, pushing Congress to establish one national standard to protect free speech and children.

Pete Buttigieg’s 2026 project

MIDLAND, Michigan — Pete Buttigieg is known for going everywhere to get his message...

The nation’s cartoonists on the week in politics

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

What’s behind the Trump-Greenland crisis — and beyond it

How did the Western Alliance come to a crisis over Greenland, of all places — and, more important, how can it end productively?

Deepfakes & campus bullies, defunding ICE = electoral poison and other commentary

Conservative: Deepfakes & Campus Bullies “Too many of our colleges and universities today have similar ideological priorities and methods as those people who create AI...

How Trump’s first-year victories tee up affordability wins in year 2

What a difference a year makes: From taming inflation to boosting wages, Trump’s first year has brought sound economic policy — and accelerating prosperity.

Kathy Hochul’s Band-Aid for New York’s newest addiction crisis

Instead of legalizing sports betting and opening new casinos in Gotham, state leaders should have focused on making the city more attractive to innovative...

Celebs are cheering on biological men taking over women’s sports — yet another selfish example of lefty virtue signaling 

Naomi Watts, Elliott Page, Megan Rapinoe, Sue Bird and others star in a myopic new ad from the ACLU.

Democratic mobs are the ones bringing fascism to Minneapolis’s streets

What is a more glaring sign of budding fascism in the United States: Federal immigration authorities enforcing immigration laws passed by Congress, or mobs of activists harassing random people on the streets or in their places of worship for not adhering to the platform of their political movement? Both are playing out in Minneapolis right […]

Why are so many K-12 educators prone to violent rhetoric?

Two Propel charter school employees who posted on social media celebrating a news report from Iranian state media detailing Tehran’s promise to kill President Donald Trump, which said, “This time it will not miss the target,” lost their jobs this weekend. The employees’ video, which appears to have been recorded in a classroom at a […]

Mamdani and Trump’s sanctuary-city clash: Letters to the Editor — Jan. 20, 2026

The Issue: President Trump’s threats to cut federal funds if New York City remains a sanctuary city. Like him or not, President Trump holds...

Life is a gift — in and out of the womb

Thousands are preparing for the annual March for Life in the capital, sending a clear message to the world: Life is a gift. Still, many are missing the full message, seeing the movement as focused solely on ending abortion. While seeing a historic and permanent end to abortion is indeed the ultimate goal, one we hope […]

Democrats can’t escape the ‘what is a woman’ question

“What is a woman?” is not supposed to be a trick question. But a truly bizarre unwillingness to answer simple variations of this question has turned it into a potent ideological weakness that isn’t going away for the Democratic Party. Just last week, multiple examples of high-level progressives and Democrats dodging it have gone viral. […]

On This Day: Jefferson reacts to the king’s speech

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. Jan. 19, 1776 Cambridge, Massachusetts At his Cambridge headquarters, Gen. […]

How agriculture lives out Martin Luther King Jr.’s call to serve one another

Martin Luther King Jr. understood a fundamental truth about America: Our nation was built on founding ideals that inspire us to serve one another with justice and integrity. As King told an overflowing congregation in Memphis just two weeks before his assassination, “All labor that uplifts humanity has dignity and importance and should be undertaken with painstaking excellence.”  Few callings reflect that truth more clearly […]

Greenland fantasy is hurting Republicans and harming America

There may have once been a narrow avenue for a serious conversation between the United States and Greenland about some form of relationship. Perhaps it could have taken the shape of a compact of free association or a new security and economic framework reflecting the realities of the Arctic in the 21st century. However, that […]

Did Trump let his Iran rhetoric get ahead of his strategy?

President Donald Trump was unequivocal. If the Iranian government massacred protesters, the U.S. military would come to their assistance. “Help is on the way,” he declared. It was not to be, at least in the days that followed. Trump claimed victory by suggesting his pressure made military action unnecessary. “They didn’t hang anyone. They canceled the […]

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