What do you know? The New York Times just exposed its readers to some rare honesty about Gaza — running an 1,878-word plea from a native Gazan for Hamas...
Less than two years after voter anger over inflation ushered President Trump into the White House, those same economic anxieties threaten to cost his party its House and Senate majorities and derail his agenda.
The Republican Party opens its first-ever midterm convention this week, looking to spark sorely needed energy and a bump in the polls for GOP candidates.
Russia has been attacking Ukraine for 20 months now. Iran, through its terrorism partner Hamas, attacked Israel this weekend. China has been threatening to attack Taiwan.
GOP CROWDED FIELD PANIC. The Republicans who most want to defeat former President Donald Trump for the Republican nomination have long complained about the size of the GOP field. Dividing the opposition to Trump among so many candidates is a recipe for disaster, they say. And by "disaster," they mean allowing Trump to run away with the Republican nomination. So they want the Republican field to shrink, fast.
I must admit that I have struggled to understand Rep. Nancy Mace's (R-SC) unprecedented decision to join seven Republicans and the entire Democratic caucus to oust Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) as House speaker.
With every passing week and every news cycle, it becomes more and more baffling that we are on track for a 2020 presidential rematch when the top alternative has proven that he is ready for the job.
Over the last decade, the identity-politics Left has crafted an entire lexicon to reframe every slight, perceived or otherwise, through the lens of their hierarchy of power.
Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin used to identify as a conservative journalist. Then, after Donald Trump campaigned for president in 2016 and won, Rubin transitioned and stated she was no longer a conservative. As of 2021, she shifted her allegiance to the Biden administration and has been a steady advocate of the Democratic president. And given the ideals that President Joe Biden and his administration represent, it can be legitimately argued that Rubin was never really a conservative to begin with.
The most recent Hamas attacks on Israeli civilians have shocked the civilized world. Terrorists went house to house hunting Jews, murdering them, kidnapping them, and setting houses on fire. Hamas massacred more than 100 Israelis at Kibbutz Be’eri alone. The total death toll, as of this writing, is more than 900 Israelis murdered.
Charles F. “Chuck” Feeney, philanthropist and entrepreneur, died on Oct. 9 at 92, three years after completing his mission to give away his entire fortune before his death.
DETROIT, Michigan — Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D-MI) has apparently decided that the governor’s job is really just marketing. She has gone full force on advertising Michigan as a socially liberal state in the hope that this will attract social liberals to move to her state.
Hamas may be a terrorist group, but for decades, Israel and the wider world have treated it as a fact of life. John Kerry visited the group as a senator, prior to becoming secretary of state. So, too, did many European officials. The Turkish parliament gave Hamas leader Khaled Meshal a rousing ovation during his 2006 visit to Ankara. Today, Qatar competes with Turkey to shower funds and support on the group whose charter calls for the extermination of Jews.
The Hamas massacre of Israeli civilians that has left over 900 people dead will have many knock-on effects. One of them should be the end of the gun control debate in the United States.
President Joe Biden attacks many opponents of his unilateral student-debt forgiveness programs as hypocrites because their businesses received emergency pandemic aid through the 2020 Paycheck Protection Program.
President Joe Biden has turned the border into a cataclysmic disaster. Nearly 4 million illegal immigrants have crossed the border since January 20, 2021, when Biden was inaugurated as the country’s 46th president.
