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Albany Republicans’ $20B shame: state spending madness is their fault, too

New York's GOP lawmakers must come clean — they claim to be the taxpayers’ champions, but over and over they've pushed to make the state's over-the-top spending worse.

If your city’s too pricey, move — it’s the American way

Migration is an American institution: Most of our ancestors fled from elsewhere, and when...

Centrist Democrats can beat the socialists at their own game — and win their party back

For decades, leftists have formed new parties as a means of pushing the Democrats...

The end of the longest gov’t shutdown: Letters to the Editor — Nov. 17, 2025

The Issue: Democrats at last allow the US government to reopen after the longest...

Trump’s Republican Party insists there’s no affordability crisis and dismisses election losses

Almost two weeks after Republicans lost badly in elections in Georgia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Virginia, many GOP leaders insist there is no problem with the party's policies, its message or President Donald Trump's leadership.

Be like Pee-wee: Healthy nonconformity can save us from the identity trap

In a setting so bright, brash and flamboyant, Pee-wee Herman lived the message that it’s great to be yourself — without any need to...

If JB Pritzker wants to be president, he should start in Pike County

HULL, Illinois — If you drive across the country on U.S. 36, which runs together with Interstate 72, the final exit leads to a tiny Pike County village. It’s the last stop before you cross the Mississippi River from Illinois into Missouri, or the first if you’re heading the other way. Veer off onto Illinois […]

If we don’t know the truth about mass shootings, how can we stop them?

In Focus delivers deeper coverage of the political, cultural, and ideological issues shaping America. Published daily by senior writers and experts, these in-depth pieces go beyond the headlines to give readers the full picture. You can find our full list of In Focus pieces here. A deranged gunman opened fire through stained glass windows at the […]

MAGA’s disgusting admiration for Putin

As I write this, Ukrainians are pulling corpses from the rubble in Kyiv. A massive Russian aerial attack killed at least 19 civilians, four of them children. It was a major escalation, with 629 missiles and drones aimed at the Ukrainian capital. The British Council building was targeted, as was the European Union mission. Let […]

Russian prime minister admits economy in big trouble

Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin offered a dark assessment of Russia’s economic and fiscal situation at a Cabinet meeting on Thursday. Even the pro-Kremlin Moskovskij Komsomolets newspaper struggled to whitewash Mishustin’s remarks, observing that the economy “is going through difficult times.” The newspaper explained that the “overwhelming majority of [regional] governors are experiencing problems with filling their budgets […]

Eric Swalwell can’t stop lying about crime in DC

It’s no secret that Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) is not a fan of President Donald Trump, or any Republican for that matter. In fact, most of his X feed is filled with incendiary comments scolding the president, his policies, or congressional Republicans. Typically, Swalwell’s commentary has always been laced with a sarcastic, obnoxious tone. Recently, […]

How to end gerrymandering — forever

In Focus delivers deeper coverage of the political, cultural, and ideological issues shaping America. Published daily by senior writers and experts, these in-depth pieces go beyond the headlines to give readers the full picture. You can find our full list of In Focus pieces here. Gerrymandering, the drawing of district lines to intentionally advantage one political […]

What we know about Ozempic’s cancer risks

After a decade of curvaceousness taking center stage as the body type du jour, thin is officially back in. And unlike previous eras, seizing a ticket to this desired destination has never been easier. Weight loss injections allow the average citizen to achieve their #bodygoals in stealth mode, in a world that is more image-conscious […]

Hungary’s Viktor Orban continues his Russian dalliance

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has long cast the war in Ukraine as an existential threat to his country, portraying Hungary as an innocent bystander in a conflict not of its making. “We Hungarians are the only ones, apart from the Ukrainians, who are dying in that war,” he declared in 2022. In Orban’s telling, […]

Labor Day should honor workers, not the unions preying on them

As surely as you can count on the sun rising tomorrow morning, you can be confident that Labor Day will be saturated with headlines extolling the virtues and accomplishments of organized labor while decrying persistent attacks intended to curtail its influence. These virtues, of course, depend on whether one is a victim or beneficiary of […]

It’s time to talk about SSRIs and pregnancy

We, as a country, are in a season of open discussion and truth-seeking in the medical community, like many of us have not seen in our lifetime, thanks to the Make America Healthy Again movement. It may lead to answers around the increase in autism and other childhood disorders. But the medical establishment is lashing […]

President Trump should rebuild historic Grand Canyon Lodge

As Labor Day approaches, the Dragon Bravo Fire, which began on the Fourth of July with a lightning strike, still rages along the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park in northwestern Arizona, 168 miles east of Las Vegas. Despite monsoonal moisture and improved weather conditions, it is still only 63% contained after consuming 145,504 […]

The Democratic Party’s violent rhetoric must end

The killing of two Catholic children on Wednesday in Minneapolis was not an isolated incident. It is part of a growing pattern of left-wing violence driven by hysterical Democratic Party rhetoric. If unhinged rhetoric continues, so will the killing. Not one, but two assassins tried to kill President Donald Trump in 2024. Democrats, including Gov. […]

Islamic Republic of Iran loses its man at Princeton

In November 2023, a group of Iranian-Americans, some of whom had been incarcerated in Tehran’s infamous Evin prison or were relatives of executed political prisoners, launched a campaign to secure the dismissal of Princeton University academic Seyed Hossein Mousavian for his alleged role in the assassinations of at least 24 Iranian dissidents in Europe. Just […]

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