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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—May 31

1990—In an otherwise insignificant case (Shriners Hospitals v. Zrillic), Florida chief justice Rosemary Barkett, completely botching case law governing the federal Equal Protection Clause, asserts that…

The New Politics of Resentment

Prosperity is not a fixed pie. States like Florida and Texas understand that.

A Year of Deregulation Ignited an American Nuclear Renaissance

Trump’s May 2025 executive orders have resulted in a productive year for nuclear power.

Not Your Father’s Ferrari . . . but Whose Is It?

Electric vehicles have their place. But probably not in my garage.

The Atheist Roots of Modern Antisemitism

The rejection of biblical religion has seized the unbelieving minds of both cultural elites...

Conservatives must reclaim human rights leadership

For decades, Democrats and progressives have sought to claim human rights as their own. They depicted conservatives as Cold War-obsessed, uninterested in either freedom or democracy. For many liberals, the Cuban Revolution was about human rights. So too were the Sandinistas in Nicaragua. Every Latin American dictator was a Republican friend; every revolutionary was an […]

The fastest way to lose the biotech race with China

China’s biotech industry is only barely trailing — and in some areas, is already surpassing — America’s. China now initiates roughly the same number of clinical trials for novel drugs as the United States. Chinese biotechs are far outpacing their American competitors in the stock market. Hong Kong’s biotech index climbed about 80% last year, […]

Tenants will suffer again under City Council’s outrageous plan for apartment buildings

New York’s City Council is intent on helping nonprofits snap up apartment buildings, whether owners want to sell to them or not.

Reversing the reading recession

Our nation’s schools are failing to teach our children to read, and a new report shows that the learning loss began more than a decade ago, well before COVID-19. Fortunately, the same report found that some districts have reversed the decline through tried-and-true teaching methods. Now we need the political will to implement those reforms […]

Vatican tech flop: Pope Leo’s AI crusade needs Trump — not the UN

Leo compares AI to the Tower of Babel, yet that image applies at least as well to the UN.

Gavin Newsom’s insane $20M plan to honor … Gavin Newsom

Gavin Newsom –– driven by narcissism or delusion or both –– would spend millions of tax dollars to honor a handful of former living...

America is still the greatest country in the world — even if we don’t always get along

United States of America? Please. I don’t even know where Idaho is. I heard it’s outside Newark but only potatoes have seen Idaho —...

Xavier Becerra, still on the crazy train

The train is now projected to cost at least $231 billion.

‘Call Her Daddy’ Alex Cooper’s arc from messy hookups to motherhood is actually a good lesson for her audience

Would Cooper’s critics have preferred she stay in her lane, never find happiness, and push hookup culture on young women forever?

Trump’s right: Beyond Iran deal, the Abraham Accords are key to lasting peace

Attempting to destroy Israel has brought defeat and disaster to every nation that tried; normalizing relations with Jerusalem has proved a boon to every...

Spencer Pratt has his work cut out for him in LA

Los Angeles may soon discover that viral politics is not the same thing as political success.

Classic cars don’t need smog tests —so pass Leno’s Law

California legislators might finally give classic cars owners a break on costly smog inspections, by passing a bill known as Leno's Law.

Pathetically lionizing Colbert, a white George Floyd? and other commentary

Stephen Colbert’ departure from “The Late Show,” which “treated a mediocre comic like an inspiring political leader,” exemplifies “the slow and humiliating death of...

Trump’s $1.7B anti-lawfare fund: Letters to the Editor — May 26, 2026

NY Post readers discuss President Trump using his $1.7 billion IRS settlement fund to compensate “victims of lawfare.”

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