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Top GOP group pumps $37M into fight on key issue dominating midterm races: ‘Much more to come’

American Action Network surpasses $37 million in messaging on cost-of-living issues, highlighting conservative policies ahead of the 2026 midterms.

Talarico says the divide is ‘top vs. bottom’ — then heads to one of America’s richest donor enclaves

Texas Senate nominee James Talarico reportedly attended tech fundraisers in the San Francisco Bay Area despite his anti-corporate campaign rhetoric.

Rex merits death and more: Letters to the Editor — June 21, 2026

NY Post readers discuss Gilgo Beach killer Rex Heuermann’s life sentence and more.

What my dad never knew about having an autistic son

While writing a book about my father, I learned the truth: My hero was scared.

Our campuses are corrupt — and higher education is due for its comeuppance

As more Americans recoil from higher education’s foul products, taxpayers, legislators and parents will...

China’s abuse makes birthright citizenship a life-or-death choice for America

China has exploited the liberal interpretation of “birthright citizenship” to maximum advantage — now the Supreme Court must decide if that abuse can continue.

Gulf states’ Iran battle scars push them closer to Trump — and Israel

There’s no insurance policy against having a fanatic millenarian state as a neighbor.

Why we nation-build

Conservatives often disagree about wars, but virtually no one likes nation-building. President Donald Trump has so far managed to avoid it in his military interventions. Trump would surely like to do so again in Iran, but whether he will be successful raises the question of why the United States so often finds itself engaged in […]

Reclaiming Affordability: A housing agenda that will move women forward

“Reclaiming Affordability” is an op-ed series in partnership between the Independent Women and the Washington Examiner. Each day this week, a policy expert at Independent Women will tackle the top concern on the minds of voters this election cycle from a different angle, putting forth realistic solutions to the affordability crisis. All issues are women’s issues, […]

The NIH has problems. Carelessly slashing its budget would create more

Average tax refunds are reportedly up 10% this year, but easing Americans’ distrust of how Uncle Sam spends the money it keeps is not disappearing anytime soon. According to 2025 polling from the Cato Institute, the average adult believes that 59 cents of every federal tax dollar is “wasted” — up from 38 cents in […]

Washington can’t become America’s bookie

Betting on elections and economic data may be the newest frontier in “finance,” but it is still gambling. And while Congress has the power under the commerce clause to regulate that interstate activity, it has not clearly handed the Commodity Futures Trading Commission a blank check to bulldoze 50 states’ gambling regulatory regimes in the […]

Don’t be fooled. Iraq isn’t the partner Washington thinks it is

U.S. policy toward Iraq continues to rest on an assumption that no longer reflects reality: that Iraq functions as a coherent partner with centralized authority over its security institutions. It does not. What exists instead is a fragmented system in which formal state structures operate alongside powerful internal networks, including actors aligned with Iran’s Islamic […]

Legacy media justifies Iranian war crimes with careless reporting

Why is the legacy media parroting Iranian propaganda justifying war crimes? The city of Dimona “is home to Israel’s nuclear program,” CNN’s Jessica Dean falsely described the southern Israeli city hit on March 21 in an Iranian missile strike that injured dozens, including a 12-year-old boy in serious condition. “Israel says Iranian missile struck town […]

Time to reform Social Security is running out faster than you think

Forget about a six-year timetable to reform and save Social Security before its 2032 insolvency. The clock to direct the reform is closer to one year for Republicans or three years for Democrats. Sustainable reform is of greatest consequence for both the program and America’s future prosperity.  Politics makes the timetable real: True reform is […]

America’s Maginot lines of defense

The United States is waging a successful high-tech war against Iran. But at home, there are worrying signs that the nation is ill-prepared for wars of the future. The American homeland is unprecedentedly vulnerable to threats of sabotage, and aerial and biological warfare. To deter and combat these growing dangers, the U.S. must first recognize […]

California needs oil. Let it flow — as steady as common sense

Few Californians welcome higher gas prices. So they should cheer the news that Sable Offshore Corp. has resumed oil sales through the Santa Ynez...

In SF, stunning arrests but a familiar script

San Francisco’s district attorney announced the booking of former human rights honcho Sheryl Davis into county jail on Monday, March 30. The case follows...

How NYC’s top public schools box poor kids out — with a century-old map

New York City reserves the best public schools for those who can afford to live in zones that preserve the discrimination of decades past.

Newsom tries to shift blame on homelessness to local government

Gavin Newsom stood before the cameras in early March and once again blamed local governments for the state’s spiraling homelessness crisis. “No more excuses,” he...

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