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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 25

1979—Taking advantage of its (and the House’s) massive increase in the number of judgeships a year earlier, the Democrat-controlled Senate confirms on a single day 25 of…

Trump Loses Selzer Case, Wins in His Heart

It remains a supreme irony that the president most pursued by his enemies via...

Trump Strikes Blow Against Gender Experiments on Minors

A positive step, but the battle isn’t over.

For Conservatives, There’s a Disconnect Between Principle and Party — Yet Again

Today’s internecine battles in the GOP are reminiscent of those in the postwar years....

We weep for America

Please, America, stop doing this to the rest of the world. There are plenty of us who love what you stand for, and when I say “what you stand for,” I don’t mean baseball or Yellowstone or megachurches. I mean freedom. I mean the Constitution, the institutions it created, and the attitudes it fostered. Oppressed […]

Reclaiming Frankenstein

As the air finally chills, the Halloween decorations fly out of the garage. There are the usual ghosts and skeletons and the witches maydaying into trees. And there’s another old reliable: green face and yellow eyes, flat head with matted black hair and a bolt sticking out of his neck. This is Frankenstein as imagined […]

Keir Starmer’s United Kingdom is a worrying preview of a Harris administration

The new president was an ex-prosecutor with a middling record and a trail of dubious judgments. He ran a negative campaign that emphasized the flawed personality of the opponent and masked his own poor record. He had entered politics late and risen to the middle through personal connections, then secured his party’s nomination in a […]

Hallelujah for Handel

“I would uncover my head and kneel on his grave,” Ludwig van Beethoven once remarked about George Frederic Handel. And even as Beethoven lay dying, he venerated Handel as the greatest composer who ever lived. Holding a copy of Handel’s work, the dying Beethoven proclaimed, “There is the truth.”  He was not alone among great […]

Yiatin Chu and other Post endorsements in key NY state Senate, Assembly races

Republicans’ goal for the Legislature this year is mainly to win “super-minorities” in the Senate and Assembly.

RFK Jr.’s vaccine quackery has no place in modern America

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is a scare-mongering authoritarian and dangerous Luddite whose ideas would make life considerably worse for everyone.

The 2024 choice on taxes: Harris would boost them — Trump, lower them

If you’d like more cash in your pocket and an economy fired up by tax cuts, then Donald Trump is your man hands down.

Kamala Harris’ abortion lies: Here’s what she and Trump can — and CAN’T — do

Abortion rights do not hinge on who is elected president, or on which party controls Congress. The issue is out of their hands.

I’m a high school athlete — don’t let Prop 1 destroy girls’ sports

Biological boys are stealing medals away from deserving girls and posing a physical danger to females — but Democratic lawmakers want to let them...

The week in whoppers: Tim Walz cries out for a mirror, spox Karine Jean-Pierre spins WH clean-up on Aisle Biden and more

Tim Walz called for an end to "name-calling" during the presidential race — despite him using a number of pejoratives on Trump and his...

Men, get out and vote and don’t let Harris lie her way into White House

Across the country the difference in early voting between women and men is already glaring.

Here are Israel’s post-election options on Iran’s dangerous nuclear program

Israel lost a perfect opportunity to cripple Iran’s nuclear-weapons program during its strike against Iran this week. The targets actually selected, air defense and...

No-fault divorce and its ironic consequences

Leaving can be as easy as walking out the door, and since 1969, no-fault divorce has made that an easier option for many. The process permits married couples to dissolve their marriages without having to prove wrongdoing, such that “irreconcilable differences,” be they real conflict or a lack of passion, constitute enough reason for one […]

RFK Jr. is a dangerous quack

If Robert F. Kennedy Jr. had been born with a different name, he’d probably be peddling miracle mushroom cancer cures on YouTube right now. Instead, our french fry-slinging presidential hopeful Donald Trump has, according to Kennedy, “promised” to give him “control” of all of Washington’s public health agencies, “which, you know, is key to making America […]

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