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JD Vance: Neoconservative

What the vice president is doing is changing how the money is spent to further conservative social policies.

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

Last month Mayor Mamdani conveyed his condolences, and that of the city, to the...

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...

Newsom’s veto of radical transgender bill shows parents are gaining ground

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) actually vetoed a radical anti-parent bill regarding transgenderism. Good. The veto says less about Newsom, though, than it does about how common sense and decency are gaining ground against radical trans ideology.

Surprised by Oxford is equal parts entertaining and thought-provoking

Ever feel awkward opening yourself emotionally in a relationship? Got any family problems that make trusting others difficult? Does that affect your social life, job, or home life? Do you ever use work, studies, or accomplishments to bolster your self-image when, inside, you're hiding from others? Perhaps you'll resonate with this film's protagonist.

How Hasan Minhaj and other ‘clapter’ comedians changed comedy

Unless comedians are collectively the most fortunate people on the planet in that their lives involve a constant revolving door of punchline-addled experiences, it’s been assumed for the longest time that most of their “this really happened” stories are just that: stories.

Biden teams with corporate Left to raise your energy costs

Congress has not voted to force the financial sector to adopt net-zero emissions investing regulations, but thanks to the magic of modern corporatism, that’s what the Treasury Department did this week.

House Republicans are turning potential glory days into a ‘clown show’ with government shutdown looming

Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy briefs reporters following a closed-door Republican Conference meeting on how to agree on a path to funding the...

Boebert’s antics and more: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 24, 2023

Rep. Lauren Boebert blames her antics at a “Beetlejuice” performance in Aspen on her “eccentric” and “animated” personality.

Using the power of Web3 to create the Internet we always wanted

Trillion-dollar digital behemoths like Google and Amazon tower over us. They’re too big to fail. They’re also too big to care – about user...

Blame the BRICS for the end of the dollar’s global domination

Nearly 15 years after the BRICS coalition of major emerging economies was established in 2009, the group has yet to achieve its ambition of...

As NYC reels from fentanyl day care tragedy, child care overdoses are more common than we think

The Bronx day-care tragedy reveals an increasing number of child over-dose deaths thanks to the rise of fentanyl addiction.

Adderall ODs and errors mean it’s time to rethink kids’ medical issues

Let’s give amphetamines to children, said the shrinks. What could go wrong? A lot, it turns out: 2021 saw some 7,600 poison-control calls driven...

How the writer’s strike and auto workers strike clash with big tech

A clash between organized labor and the rise of new technologies is front and center among a handful of major strikes.

Andrew Yang on why we should be scared about the 2024 election: ‘Really destructive’

Andrew Yang’s new book, “The Last Election,” serves as a dire warning about where our country could be headed without meaningful electoral reform.

Israel Ambassador: Why I protested Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi

When Raisi began his remarks, I emerged from my seat to exit, silently holding up a photo of Mahsa Amini with the words, "Iranian...

Judge is right to rebuke Biden’s anti-oil obsession

Thursday night the Biden administration lost yet another court battle in its ongoing jihad against domestic fossil-fuels production. Thank goodness. The legally and economically unwarranted jihad is bad for American jobs and living costs. It should end.

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