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Michael Goodwin: Democrats are revving up to raid New Yorkers pockets for freebies

As budget season ramps up in City Hall and Albany, New Yorkers should prepare to be blitzed with grand promises of government goodies.

Mamdani’s blatant disregard for the middle class has put him at odds with black New Yorkers

Zohran Mamdani has a problem with the black political establishment, as well as the...

Iran’s fate belongs to Iranians — not the West —and it’s now or never

The Western media keep asking whether “regime change” in Iran has failed. That question...

Eric Swalwell: release the Epstein files, but not the Fang Fang files

If we apply the same principle to the Fang Fang files that Swalwell tried...

Are Republicans Trying to Lose?

They seem to be walking away from the very things that are popular with...

LA’s version of the infamous $435 hammers

The city, county and state need to end the homeless-housing lunacy; renounce the failed “housing first” paradigm; and support an independent audit of where...

Parents around the world shared the victory against Meta

The court rulings against Meta are a reminder: we just want Silicon Valley to do what is right. And that starts with protecting children...

Celebs need someone to keep them in line — that’s why managers exist

People ask why celebrities with big money, big fame need overseers.

Meta’s loss a victory for children —but major changes to privacy coming

Governments and courts want to protect children and protect privacy at the same time. Both are important aims. But they need to think seriously...

Weakest case against social media succeeds, and lawyers are now circling

In a historic verdict against both Google and Meta, a jury found that the companies maliciously designed their social media products to addict children,...

Mamdani reveals his REAL top priority — and it has nothing to do with his day job

Mayor Zohran Mamdani just revealed his real top priority: getting reelected. At taxpayer expense.

Lessons for doves and hawks, economies passing test and other commentary

This war “is more necessary than doves thought and harder to wage than hawks supposed,” notes The Wall Street Journal’s Walter Russell Mead.

Trump’s 15-point Iran truce plan would let one terrifying threat slide

Any cease-fire that leaves Iran’s missile program intact ultimately risks the American homeland itself. Here's how to head off the danger.

Coaches screaming at March Madness players isn’t harsh — it’s inspiring, and the traditional American way

Michigan State's Tom Izzo made sure to "not apologize" for his philosophy that breeds competitiveness, adding: "That's the American way, except America has gone...

Families are fed up with social media — and this week’s legal double whammy is just the beginning for companies like Meta

“I think this absolutely could also open up the floodgates,” attorney Josh Hammer said of this week's landmark social media trials — both of which...

Hollywood wants to conscript everyone as their copyright police

A Virginia jury in 2019 smacked Cox Communications, the cable giant, with a $1 billion penalty for allowing its customers to use its networks to pirate music. The plaintiffs, Sony and other major record labels, said Cox should have cracked down on the IP addresses associated with Sony’s piracy. The Supreme Court on Wednesday unanimously […]

A pro-growth proposal to strengthen Social Security

While it’s seemingly impossible for lawmakers from across the aisle to agree on Social Security reform, Sen. Rick Scott’s (R-FL) Senior Citizens’ Freedom to Work Act of 2026 offers a rare opportunity for common ground.  My analysis shows that by eliminating Social Security’s retirement earnings test, the proposal would boost economic output, expand the workforce, […]

What happens if a billionaire tax passes — with no voter ID

A new statewide survey from UC Berkeley’s Institute of Governmental Studies suggests something remarkable — and deeply troubling — could happen this November.

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