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Woke LA censors beloved history musicals after Native American complaint – then Texas swoops in

It was a typical school day in December 1995.  I was teaching fifth grade. The topic was the Constitutional Convention.  Fifteen minutes into the lesson, it was clear that...

Armed assailant lunged at candidate for Ohio governor at fair, campaign says

An armed assailant lunged at the Democratic candidate for Ohio governor, Amy Acton, on Sunday during a campaign stop at the Canfield Fair, injuring several people, campaign officials said.

Trump posts map labeling New Mexico as ‘New America’ after online hoax

President Trump on Sunday posted a map of New Mexico labeled "New America" following the spread of a since-debunked online hoax claiming he had signed an executive order renaming the state. The map Trump shared on Truth Social showed a large "X" over "Mexico" in the state's name, with the word "America" labeled below it....

At least five dead, others hospitalized after plane overshoots Miami runway

At least five people are dead following an Amazon cargo plane crash at Miami International Airport (MIA), Miami-Dade County officials confirmed Sunday afternoon. The airplane overran the airport's runway at around 2 p.m., according to airport officials. The fatal crash initially caused a complete ground stop at MIA, though two of its four runways are...

Trump says White House helipad work is done after August project restart

President Trump on Sunday announced that the White House helipad — which was redone at his request last month — has been completed. Trump posted a photo on Truth Social of former President Eisenhower on the White House lawn before departing in an Air Force H-13J helicopter in July 1957, becoming the first U.S. president...

Orwell and Monroe got it right

George Orwell, call your office. That’s my initial and slightly out-of-date response to news stories about the Biden administration’s efforts to stamp out “misinformation.” It’s an interesting irony that covert censorship should be undertaken enthusiastically by those who call themselves “liberal” or “progressive” and who claim the opposition would threaten the survival of liberal democracy.

Did Azerbaijan target Christians for its dictator’s personal profit?

Just five days after Yuri Kim, the acting assistant secretary of state, told a Senate committee that the United States would not tolerate any military action against the Christian community in Nagorno-Karabakh, Azerbaijan's dictator ordered his army to attack. Thus ended one of the world’s oldest Christian communities, as Azerbaijani forces pushed the region’s 120,000 men, women, and children into flight.

Iran’s hand shown by suspended militia attacks on US forces

As Israel continues exchanging prisoners with Hamas for hostages, Iranian-aligned militias in Iraq and Syria continue, thus far, to suspend attacks on U.S. forces.

Biden is intentionally undermining moral support for Israel

President Joe Biden keeps trying to broadcast his support for Israel, but his desire for political approval from the antisemitic part of his coalition continues to corrupt his judgment.

Why The Holiday is great, but Hollywood would never make it today

It’s Christmas time, which in my house means watching Christmas movies with the family on the nights when the children don’t have to be carted to and from this or that extracurricular activity.

Seven things Congress can do to help Israel

The world witnessed a barbaric attack on the Jewish homeland in Israel last month. On that brutal October day, Hamas terrorists deliberately targeted innocent men, women, children, and the elderly with violence and hate on an unfathomable scale that continues to shock our consciences and weigh heavily on our hearts.

Hamas must go, but an eventual two-state solution is in America’s interest

A two-state solution should remain the ultimate goal of U.S. policy in relation to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Hunter Biden deserves the Don Jr. treatment from Congress

From bunking in Malibu to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Hunter Biden has spent years running from child support pleas, criminal charges, and congressional inquiry into his overseas business dealings. Now, nearly three years into his father's presidency, the first son has been slapped with a subpoena from the House Oversight Committee.

Koch endorsement shows donor class still prefers Trump to populist alternative

Seven years ago, Republican donors failed to coalesce around an alternative to Donald Trump, allowing a candidate who was under 30% nationally as late as February 2016 to walk away with the nomination as a divided field could never top his celebrity power.

The UN teaches Palestinian children to murder Jews

People who called for an Israel-Hamas ceasefire and, having got one, called for it to be made permanent are aiding and abetting terrorists, often knowingly. A ceasefire shields Hamas leaders and foot soldiers from Israel’s intended annihilation, which is the right way — indeed the only way — to prevent more massacres like the one that shocked the world on Oct 7.

The administrative state must be brought under control

Federal debt will never be brought under control, nor will government’s intrusiveness be curtailed, unless people rein in the administrative state. Fortunately, some good suggestions on how to do so are published this week by the Competitive Enterprise Institute, a think tank dedicated to the goal of freedom for all people and businesses from unnecessary regulations.

Gun ownership numbers show people don’t feel safe in their cities

You can try to spin violent crime as a Republican problem all you want, but much like people vote with their feet, they also vote with their wallets. In this case, residents of liberal cities are telling you they don’t feel safe by buying guns at higher rates.

The GOP is being suffocated by losers and their enablers

The denial of reality by Republican leaders is continuing to suffocate the party and give Democrats a wide-open lane to continue to hold power at the state and federal levels.

Battle in South Carolina

BATTLE IN SOUTH CAROLINA. Two things have happened in the last few days in the Republican presidential race in South Carolina. First, former President Donald Trump attended the annual football game between rivals Clemson University and the University of South Carolina on Saturday night at USC's Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia. Second, former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley returned to the state Monday for a rally in Bluffton — her first campaign appearance in South Carolina since Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) dropped out of the race.

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