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Jeffries lashes out after House Dem bolsters Republican candidate on leader’s home turf

Hakeem Jeffries called Mike Lawler a "partisan hack" after Jared Golden crossed party lines to endorse the Hudson Valley Republican for re-election.

Bad Timing for Another Trump Kumbaya Session with Mamdani

President Trump is all smiles as he meets with Zohran Mamdani again.

Trump asks Supreme Court to allow DHS detention of pro-Palestinian scholar

President Trump has asked the Supreme Court to hear a case involving a Georgetown University scholar who was targeted for deportation last year after a government artificial intelligence tool flagged his social media posts as too pro-Palestinian.

Father of 9/11 hero cuts ad ripping El-Sayed in Michigan Senate race

The father of Flight 93 hero Todd Beamer, who helped overtake terrorist hijackers, narrated a dramatic new campaign ad slamming Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed over his association with Hasan Piker, who said America "deserved" the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people.

White House debuts Trump TV amid press ban showdown

The White House debuted Trump TV Monday following a contentious media ban for three news outlets covering 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.

The US must restore maximum pressure against Iran

Iran, the world’s leading state sponsor of terrorism, is making rapid progress on its nuclear program. President-elect Donald Trump must thwart Tehran’s ambitions.  The incoming Trump administration will inherit an Iran policy whose failures are only too apparent. The Islamic Republic has spent the last four years running roughshod over America and its allies. Iran […]

Biden’s final affront to the working class

It has been four rough years for the working class under Joe Biden’s disastrous presidency. Liberals celebrated strong economic numbers early in Biden’s term, but that job growth was largely due to states reopening their economies after the COVID-19 pandemic, often in spite of the actions of Democratic politicians. In reality, economic growth was stagnant, and the […]

America must confront China’s information warfare

The rising threat of global conflict was recently brought into focus by China’s launch of a vast amphibious assault ship. This adds to Beijing’s unprecedented military buildup, as detailed in the Pentagon’s latest China Military Power Report. As the Trump administration prepares to assume office, attention is rightly turning to the inadequacies of the U.S. […]

City honors John Quincy Adams by trampling on property rights

Business owner David Brambila has a long history in Quincy, Massachusetts. For 18 years, his company has operated Acapulcos Mexican Family Restaurant & Cantina across the street from City Hall. Customers love the food. However, in terms of popularity, the eatery cannot compete with John Quincy Adams, the sixth U.S. president and one of the […]

The politicization of ‘science’ hits a new low 

Move over, Dr. Anthony Fauci. There’s a new favorite scientist among D.C. Democrats, except this one’s not even really a scientist at all. President Joe Biden just awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to “Billy Nye, the science guy,” a former mechanical engineer-turned-TV personality-turned-liberal activist. The president awarded Nye the nation’s highest civilian honor for […]

The State Department still needs to combat Chinese and Russian lies

Congress just killed the U.S. government office dedicated to fighting Iranian, Chinese, and Russian propaganda overseas. The specific act was the decision not to reauthorize the State Department’s Global Engagement Center, and as such, it ceased operations at the end of December. Of course, China, Russia, and Iran have no intention of ceasing their relentless […]

Is Trump ready for Cuba’s collapse?

Almost every U.S. president since George H.W. Bush had his foreign policy legacy defined by the crisis no one saw coming during the campaign. For the elder Bush, it was Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait. Bill Clinton ended up in two Balkans wars. George W. Bush sought a domestic focus but, in the aftermath of the […]

Some crimes are the cost of multiculturalism

Noise is still a disturbance, and immigration is still contentious. These things are not changing, and in fact, efforts to persuade the public otherwise have brought ever-greater disorder. This side of things is painfully obvious in the New York subway system, in which back-to-back violent incidents are, these days, its most prominent feature. Some things […]

Biden’s China failure can be Trump’s success

On Dec. 16, 2024, the U.S. Treasury Department celebrated the seventh meeting of a joint economic working group with China. According to Treasury’s press release, both sides “shared views on areas of cooperation,” while the U.S. side “expressed its continued concern” about Beijing’s nonmarket policies and “the support of some Chinese firms” for Russia’s war […]

Terrorist drone attacks lurk on the horizon

The recent unexplained drone sightings in New Jersey and previous incidents at an Air Force base in Virginia have pulled back the curtain on America’s vulnerability to swarms of commercial and recreational drones. It’s not a question of if, but rather when, terrorists will exploit that weakness with attacks. The follow-up question is what weapons […]

Trump needs to understand the intelligence community to reform it

Big changes are coming for the U.S. intelligence community in 2025. President-elect Donald Trump’s second inauguration will bring significant reforms to America’s spies. Some are very long overdue. As I recently explained for the Washington Examiner, our broken IC has shamed itself over the past decade. It needs a substantial overhaul, not merely cosmetic changes to […]

Special relationship of rape apologists in America and Britain

What do Democratic excuse-making for crime in America and for Islamist terrorism have in common with the gang rape of lower-class white girls in England? Both feature left-wing politicians enabling evil by sacrificing vulnerable people on the altar of multiculturalism. Last week, Elon Musk performed a public service by massively raising awareness with posts on […]

Federal employee unions are trying to block Trump’s agenda

As federal agencies are spending as much as possible before President-elect Donald Trump takes office on Jan. 20, federal employees’ unions are trying to lock in multiyear contracts that will foil the Trump administration’s plans for greater accountability and efficiency across the federal workforce.  In early December, the American Federation of Government Employees finalized a […]

Brought down by his own virtue signaling, Justin Trudeau’s resignation proves that woke is broke

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Monday that he's calling it quits. Adieu to the wokest man to ever wear blackface.

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