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The truth about Rikers’ deaths and Mamdani’s reckless agenda

Last month Mayor Mamdani conveyed his condolences, and that of the city, to the family of Clarence Woodward, an inmate who passed away on Rikers Island while awaiting trial...

Democrats’ faux affordability agenda will cost Americans big time

Americans' continued exasperation with the cost of living crisis is no hoax, but Democrats'...

Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer bashed America’s juries — and battered another pillar of justice

If jurors aren’t allowed to stick to their own opinions, juries can’t work. Lindsay Clancy's...

Is America Slowly Becoming a ‘Transfer’ Nation?

Economic growth remains the long-term answer to the rising concerns that people have about...

Midterm elections head into the home stretch as candidates hit Labor Day events

Troy Jackson was a longtime labor activist and logger before he unexpectedly became the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Maine. On Monday, he returned to a union hall to tell workers they need to go to the polls this fall - to raise the minimum wage, expand family medical leave and show support for one another.

Eric Adams’ friends, advisers sure have some troubling ties

Mayor Eric Adams’ readiness to embrace people from every community and even make some his advisers is commendable — but there are limits.

The deadly Armenia conflict is Russia at its worst

The recent flare-up between Armenia and Azerbaijan reflects a desire by Russia to retain its regional relevance in the face of its mounting disaster...

No, President Trump, a ‘rigged voting system’ isn’t preventing Republicans from winning California

In today’s political climate, there are a lot of conspiracy theorists on both sides dominating the news. It seems nearly every day, some Democrat or Republican says some bonkers and outlandish thing that throngs of supporters believe to be true. On the Left, this typically includes most statements involving racism, white supremacy, climate change, or gender ideology. On the Right, this includes such things as “rigged elections.”

Why the Ryder Cup is golf’s great equalizer

This week's Ryder Cup golf contest is the sport at its purest — precisely because there is no prize money involved.

How colleges brazenly get around Supreme Court’s affirmative action ruling

It’s a clever loophole: ask about race… without expressly requiring students to write about their race.

California is at a tipping point—and liberal pols are left to scramble

With California's big cities in crisis, liberal politicians like Gov. Gavin Newsom and San Francisco Mayor London Breed are frantically trying to survive after...

Dianne Feinstein’s death exposes our gerontocracy problem

The death of Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) was announced on Friday. Tributes from Republicans and Democrats alike have poured in, touting the 90-year-old’s decadeslong career and trailblazing as a woman in politics.

More money will only make Biden’s border crisis worse

Unless something drastic happens in the next 18 hours, the federal government will shut down at midnight. It is impossible to tell how the shutdown will end, especially since the Republican Party in both the House and Senate seem to be completely divided on what they want.

The net neutrality Chicken Littles are back

In case you have not noticed the world going dark, we must remind you the internet died on June 11, 2018. That was when the Federal Communications Commission implemented its “Restoring Internet Freedom” rule, which repealed the FCC’s 2015 “Open Internet Order,” more commonly known as “net neutrality.”

I’m running for president — you could do worse (and probably will)

What I solemnly pledge is that on my very first day in office I will reveal all my previously secret plans to solve the...

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s ‘economic development’ lesson for New York pols

New York has seen big corporations leave — and it’s facing monster budget gaps for the coming years. It’s not hard to explain the...

Senate’s nix of new dress code: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 30, 2023

The US Senate has officially passed a resolution that formalizes business attire as the proper dress code for the floor of the chamber.

The ‘no evidence’ claim about Biden corruption is looking increasingly ridiculous

James Comer released financial records of Hunter Biden receiving two wire transfers totaling $260,000 in 2019 from Beijing with President Biden's Delaware home listed...

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