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Ukraine’s drone parade marches ahead — as the Pentagon veers the wrong way

Last month the US and Ukraine revealed radically different approaches to the future of warfare — and America seems to be taking a wrong turn.

Stephen A. Smith has some words for Democrats as he makes his 2028 plans clear

Sports broadcaster Stephen A. Smith has been bouncing around cable TV but insists he’s...

DOJ threatens to cut billions in welfare funding from states for failing to report illegal migrants

The Justice Department warns states they could lose billions in welfare funding if they fail to report illegal immigrants to DHS under new rules.

Trump’s new birthright citizenship order blocked by federal judge

President Trump's second attempt at an executive order limiting birthright citizenship was blocked by a federal judge, who said the president was trying to eat away at citizenship for some of the people the Supreme Court just ruled were entitled to it.

Pentagon orders mandatory testosterone tests for male troops 30 and older

The Pentagon's new mandatory testosterone deficiency screening for troops ages 30 and up includes mandatory blood tests and voluntary hormone replacement therapy for men.

New poll shows why Trump is likely to defeat Biden in November

The serial indictments of former President Donald Trump last spring sent his support among Republicans and some independents into the stratosphere. For the first time, he topped President Joe Biden in the RealClearPolitics average of national polls, a lead he maintained from early April through July. Although Biden enjoyed a brief reprieve over the summer, […]

Lieberman says No Labels has a path to victory and wants Haley to get in touch

EXCLUSIVE — Few Americans alive could claim to have more experience in the realm of presidential politics than former Sen. Joe Lieberman (D-CT). As former Vice President Al Gore’s running mate in 2000, he came within a few hundred “hanging chads” in Florida of being elected vice president himself. In 2004, he ran for the […]

Give Russia’s money to Ukraine

The costs of supporting Ukraine in its entirely defensive war against Russia are escalating. Kyiv needs more financial resources, munitions, and diplomatic support as it resists Vladimir Putin’s aggression. But the challenges are real. U.S. munition stockpiles are running low, and some weapons systems must be prioritized in reserve for a possible war with China. […]

Joe Biden is losing the war for the border to Donald Trump

On Thursday, President Biden and Donald Trump offered Americans a split-screen view of the border in Texas — Biden in Brownsville, on the Gulf...

The long history of left-wing antisemitism

The surge in antisemitism caught a lot of commentators off guard. After the horrors of the 20th century, Western societies erected strong taboos against ethnic hatred, in particular against the oldest hatred. For a time, those taboos worked. By being sensitive to early-stage antisemitism (stereotyping, for example, or hinting at conspiracies), we made pogroms unthinkable. […]

White men can jump

Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban and his DEI acolytes have spent a good portion of 2024 touting the greatness of diversity, equity, and inclusion. The billionaire NBA owner took to X to promote how it helps corporations flourish, succeed, and prosper, including the NBA. So it was shocking to see that Cuban and the DEI […]

Liar’s remorse

At first, it was exciting. I never knew when her emails would come. Often, it was late at night, so I’d see them first thing in the morning. She was blonde and vivacious, and she always sounded so excited. She said she was married, her husband was much older and had gone senile, and their […]

How McConnell played the game

It is a neat irony that Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) announced his resignation as minority leader on the same day that the Supreme Court agreed to decide whether former President Donald Trump should stand trial for plotting to overturn President Joe Biden’s 2020 election win. The justices expedited their intervention but not as fast as […]

Western aid is paying for Palestinian terrorism

There is growing evidence that Western aid is being used to undercut and endanger Israel, against the will of the voters and basic morality. The United Nations Relief and Works Agency, which administers aid to Palestinians, is being investigated after Israel accused 12 UNRWA members of working with Hamas in its Oct. 7 terrorist attacks […]

A conservative vision for education reform

For two guys who just published a book about the need for a conservative vision for education policy, San Francisco has been a gift that keeps on giving. When we were writing the book, the school board, which adamantly refused to reopen schools for nearly a year, instead (unsuccessfully) devoted its energies to renaming dozens […]

The wild west of video slots

If you walk into a convenience store in the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia, alongside the beef jerky and menthols you are likely to see Mexicans wielding two revolvers, leather greaser jackets, and massive diamonds. These are the symbols on the video slot machines that are now common installations in corner stores across Pennsylvania. Their omnipresence […]

Oakland human trafficking forces Catholic schools out

Out-of-control crime in Oakland, California, has claimed a Catholic school as its latest victim. The Catholic Diocese of Oakland announced recently that St. Anthony School in Oakland would be closing down because of serious security concerns that included the presence of human trafficking operations around the school. The school’s closure is a stark reminder of […]

DEI’s tipping point

Has the diversity, equity, and inclusion agenda reached its tipping point? With the start of the new year, several cracks in the support for the race-baiting propagandistic regime had begun to show. DEI advocate and serial plagiarist Claudine Gay was removed as president of Harvard University. Harvard itself suffered a significant blow to its neo-identitarian […]

The early bird dinner club

I was meeting a friend for dinner at 8 p.m. when I got this text at 5:30 p.m.: “Hey there, I’m actually in your area now, mind if we meet on the early side?” Did I mind? I didn’t mind at all! In fact, I prefer an early dinner. I know it’s unfashionable and brands […]

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