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Michael Goodwin: Trump and Vance are rattled on Iran —and their attacks on Israel prove it

From there, the job of beating up the Jewish state was left to Vice President JD Vance, who fired off a series of extraordinary insults.

Judge rules DOJ can release Biden audio recordings, transcripts to Heritage Foundation in special counsel probe

A federal judge said Friday that the Justice Department (DOJ) can release audio recordings and transcripts of former President Biden to the conservative Heritage Foundation but must wait three weeks to allow an appeals court to review Biden’s challenge.   Judge Dabney Langhorne Friedrich denied Biden’s attempt to block the release of his decade-old conversations...

Trump says ‘multiple arrests’ made at Reflecting Pool amid vandalism claims

President Trump claimed on Saturday that multiple individuals have been arrested for allegedly vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool as he seeks to deflect blame for ongoing water quality and maintenance problems stemming from a recent multi-million renovation project. “The United States Park Police have arrested multiple individuals for vandalizing our Nations magnificent Reflecting Pool,” Trump...

The new sound in Pacific Palisades: Hammers on nails

There’s a new sound in Pacific Palisades lately.

The Gavin Newsom probe is serious, and he knows it

Gavin Newsom and his "press office" aides-gone-wild have been trying to mock President Donald...

Best of the Babylon Bee: Trump releases line of sympathy cards

Every week, The Post will bring you our picks of the best one-liners and stories from satirical site the Babylon Bee to take the...

How to stop politicians from hijacking Americans’ air travel

America doesn't have to suffer whenever Democrats — or Republicans — decide to hold airline passengers hostage with a government shutdown that inevitably leads...

Britain’s Labour Party sells out its Jews for votes

A long, steady rise in antisemitic violence erupted in a bellwether crime Monday when vandals torched four ambulances in Golders Green, a center of...

What is Election Day? Supreme Court’s answer could swing the midterms

Getting to the mailbox with plenty of time to spare is a small price to pay for the privilege of living in a representative...

True cause of deadly LaGuardia plane crash horror is hiding in plain sight

Flying has become fragile: The US air-travel network, once resilient, now operates permanently on the edge of failure.

California primary ‘nightmare scenario’ is the norm in most states

Polls continue to show two Republicans at or near the top of a crowded field in California’s primary for governor, raising alarm bells of a “nightmare scenario” where Democrats don’t have a general election candidate in one of the bluest states in the country.  The unique dynamics of this year’s governor’s race created the perfect […]

The speech Trump should give at Valley Forge

Few places symbolize Americans’ ability to persevere through hardship like Valley Forge. President Donald Trump needs to summon the Spirit of ’76 and rally voters to his side. He should do so from a historic place where our Revolution looked almost lost. His umbrella theme for the election messaging should be making the U.S.’s next 250 years […]

America cannot afford to wait on permitting reform

China is going all-in on artificial intelligence. Recently, Beijing revealed that it’s converting thousands of old data centers and other idle spaces into one-person companies tasked with developing and innovating AI. China’s investment speaks volumes. Artificial intelligence is the driver behind the latest technological revolution, rewriting the rules of global economic competition. China knows that nations that harness the power of AI will lead, while those that can’t will fall behind.  Right now, the United States is at risk of stumbling on AI. Not because […]

Ending the Iran war without regime change will lead to slaughter

In 1960, Saloth Sar — better known as Pol Pot — formed the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia. Pol Pot looked at Mao Zedong and China’s Cultural Revolution as inspiration. The Khmer leader was both a fanatic and a nationalist. He wanted to remake society and purge it of Western influence. He also harbored deep racial and […]

Trump loves the deep state, when it’s Israel’s

Raging against the supposed “deep state” in Washington has long been one of President Donald Trump’s favorite pastimes. Borrowed from Turkey, that loaded term has become a catch-phrase among the MAGA faithful for the idea that the intelligence community is subverting Trump. Some of Trump’s loathing for the deep state is certainly well-earned. Senior IC holdovers […]

Presidents have authority to stop narco-terrorists before they reach America

Americans usually think of national security threats as distant conflicts overseas. But one of the most dangerous threats facing the United States today is much closer to home. In Venezuela, a narco-terrorist network was embedded inside the government. For years, Nicolas Maduro’s regime has helped facilitate the trafficking of narcotics, criminals, and illicit money across […]

The Iran war requires a Permian Basin revolution

Events in the Middle East demonstrate that the position of the United States as the world’s leading producer of oil and natural gas, including liquefied natural gas, provides the nation with a large economic and national security advantage in this period of global turmoil. A focus of President Donald Trump’s administration should be to implement policies that provide incentives for oil […]

How to end the DHS shutdown: Call Democrats’ bluff on ICE warrants

In the fight over Department of Homeland Security funding, Democrats have, for the first time under the second Trump administration, put both the White House and congressional Republicans on defense in the immigration battle. Their strongest argument for restricting Immigration and Customs Enforcement is simple and superficially appealing: require the agency to obtain “judicial warrants” before arresting […]

The endgame in Iran may already be taking shape

Washington may be entering the most consequential phase of its confrontation with Iran, not defined by diplomacy, but by the uneasy overlap of negotiations and military escalation. On paper, talks between U.S. officials and representatives of the Islamic Republic are moving forward, reportedly through Pakistani mediation. In practice, however, the battlefield tells a different story. […]

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