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Pro-Israel moderate survives primary challenge by socialist insurgent

DSA-backed Oliver Larkin lost to Rep. Jared Moskowitz in the Democratic Party primary in Florida's 25th District, a key congressional swing seat.

Trump-backed Republican survives primary after bucking him on deportations

Incumbent Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar advanced against Michael Arias in Florida's 27th Congressional District, where housing and immigration loom large.

Veteran Dem defeats scandal-plagued former lawmaker, progressive challenger in Trump’s backyard

Debbie Wasserman Schultz faced a progressive challenger and fraud-accused ex-lawmaker in Florida's 20th Congressional District Democratic primary.

Mysterious polling firm behind fake election surveys closes after admitting ‘social experiment’

Median Strategies admitted its polls on the Los Angeles mayor race and Wisconsin primary were fabricated as a "social experiment" before closing.

Billions spent by key federal agency hasn’t made American dream of homeownership any easier: report

The American Dream of home ownership slipped further away in all 50 states despite $460 billion in HUD spending over a decade, watchdog finds.

Space Command should stay in Colorado

President-elect Donald Trump will undermine national security by moving the U.S. military’s Space Command from Colorado Springs to Huntsville, Alabama. While there are legitimate debates about whether the risks of such a move are manageable or prohibitive, any jeopardy to U.S. security interests in space should be of profound concern. Today, Russia is developing nuclear […]

The ICC’s Netanyahu arrest warrant: Letters to the Editor — Nov. 27, 2024

The Issue: The International Criminal Court’s arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The recent decision by the International Criminal Court to issue...

‘Anti-racism’ grift gets exposed, but the media won’t cover it

So-called “anti-racist” activists such as Robin DiAngelo and Ibram X. Kendi have become media stars and made millions through their social justice advocacy and its embrace by the society-wide diversity, equity, and inclusion movement. But, rather than promoting tolerance or acceptance, it turns out that their ideas may actually be making society more divided and […]

You might not like it, but Trump’s Cabinet represents the GOP

The winning Republican coalition that propelled President-elect Donald Trump to a landslide Electoral College win, a victory in the national popular vote, and a clean sweep of the battleground states and gave the GOP a three-seat majority in the Senate was the definition of a big tent movement. Traditional center-right Republicans, conservatives, populists, libertarians, and […]

DEI has made America meaner

Diversity, equity, and inclusion has made society meaner — mean enough to accept Hitlerian terms when describing out-groups and seeking to exact revenge on perceived oppressors.  This was all common sense to many of us years ago, but it’s nice that we now have a study that substantiates our perception. The report, released Nov. 25 […]

Democrats can begin rebuilding their brand with permitting reform

If the Democratic Party is serious about rebuilding its working-class brand in the wake of President-elect Donald Trump’s landslide reelection, it should prove that it can be the party that builds things again. Namely, by supporting bipartisan permitting reform in the lame-duck Congress. Sens. Joe Manchin (I-WV) and John Barrasso (R-WY) have been working in […]

Ritchie Torres has a shot to take down Hochul or Adams thanks to common sense leadership

A clear sign there is still hope for New York comes with the news that Bronx Congressman Ritchie Torres, a Democrat, is considering challenging...

A rush to cash-bathe ailing Intel, Jimmy Lai’s trial is absurd and other commentary

The trial of Apple Daily founder Jimmy Lai is “absurd” as Hong Kong prosecutors try to paint him as the “mastermind” of a “national...

MTA’s $252M emergency intercom flop is another insult to taxpayers

Straphangers are no strangers to delays caused by trash fires, but the more insidious scourge is the MTA’s cash fires. The agency has wailed...

New York Times drops a story on DEI dangers for fear of a staff revolt

We weren’t exactly surprised by the study that found that extreme Diversity, Equity and Inclusion “training” actually increases racism — nor that The New...

Team Trump mustn’t buy Putin’s nuke threats: We’re not on the verge of WW III

Russian strongman Vladimir Putin is beating his chest again, hinting he may use nuclear weapons, but no one — particularly President-elect Donald Trump and...

Walmart ditches DEI, because, duh, dividing people doesn’t bring them closer together

DEI is dying, per an obvious revelation: dividing people divides people.

CUNY’s leaders can’t answer basic questions on campus antisemitism: They ALL need to go

City Council members rightly blasted CUNY Chancellor Félix Matós Rodríguez on Monday over his vacuous testimony on campus antisemitism — proving that it’s time...

After voters soundly rejected it — by electing Trump — what’s next for the radical climate agenda?

Donald Trump’s resounding election victory marks not only the Obama-Biden era’s end but the beginning of the end of the radical climate agenda. After...

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