New York hosted the nation’s first Labor Day parade when 10,000 workers marched from City Hall to Union Square. As the movement grew, so did the parades and celebrations.
The far-right Alternative for Germany party surged to a resounding victory in a regional election Sunday, but fell a little short of winning a majority in its quest to form the country's first far-right state government since World War II.
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.
“Democratic support for Israel’s war of self-defense will soon be circling the drain. The president needs to speak clearly and unequivocally or the West...
BIDEN ASKS HOUSE TO PASS ISRAEL AID. HOUSE PASSES ISRAEL AID. BIDEN REJECTS IT. For the last four weeks, since the Oct. 7 Hamas attack, Israel has been in the midst of a major security crisis. In the United States, there is a bipartisan consensus on Capitol Hill that the U.S. should increase aid to the embattled nation. President Joe Biden has requested $14.3 billion in emergency aid, on top of the nearly $4 billion the U.S. gives to Israel each year.
SHEPHERDSVILLE, Kentucky — Even before the new poll from Emerson College came out Friday morning, the ground was shifting in Daniel Cameron’s favor across the state in the Republican Kentucky attorney general’s race against incumbent Gov. Andy Beshear (D-KY) for the state’s highest office.
Chicago’s choice to endorse illegal immigration as a sanctuary city now has local Democrats warring with each other over whether they should let residents vote on that status.
There is no good, substantive reason for the Senate to insist on bundling aid to Israel with aid to Ukraine and with Mexican border security. Then again, there is no excuse for House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) to avoid giving Ukrainian aid a prompt, fair vote on the House floor.
Democratic leaders in Washington, D.C., are already losing their resolve to support Israel in its war against a terrorist organization that slaughtered Israeli civilians and uses Palestinians as human shields. Somehow, Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) is the only prominent Democrat with a spine and a moral conscience on the issue.
All politicians have bad ideas. Former President Donald Trump's bad ideas take on a particular character — they lack a conservative disposition in key respects. His proposal for a federally funded, "anti-woke," free university is rooted in all of these typical Trumpian errors: over-centralization, lack of prudence about the future, and a simplistic concept of both government finance and education.
For some reason, known only to the wokest of the woke and the absurdly radical of radicals, it’s been decided that bird names are inherently racist and must be changed. Apparently, some of these names are triggering and a form of a microaggression that offends people who aren’t white. That’s the gist of an article published by NPR, which detailed why the American Ornithological Society will change the names of bird species.
By most available metrics, President Joe Biden has been an objectively poor president. The octogenarian triggered the worst inflationary crisis in 40 years, with trillions of extra spending on top of the tinderbox of the post-COVID economy. And after the Biden administration ripped up the Trump-era diplomatic deals that brought arrests for illegal border crossings to a 40-year low, they have hit the highest point on record.
The documentary Emmys were announced on Sept. 28. As an Emmy voter, I can attest to the consistently high quality of these winners. No one should be surprised that many were liberal, such as HBO Max’s The Janes, about a Chicago group that performed over 11,000 abortions before Roe v. Wade, that Hillary Clinton was the executive producer of a Netflix winner, or that not a single film has a conservative point of view.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) has called a special session of the legislature to tackle school choice, something that the red state has seen proposed — and defeated — before. The debate has been heavily focused on school funding and nebulous threats of choice to rural public schools. These are important concerns.
