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Karen Bass is just too busy to answer for her record on homelessness

It’s like the would-be date who declines, citing a need to wash her hair. Karen Bass has told a powerful congressional panel that she can’t testify next week about...

JD Vance: Neoconservative

What the vice president is doing is changing how the money is spent to...

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...

Teachers union chief calls private schools ‘fascist’ but sends her son to one

Stacy Davis-Gates has long bragged about how her children go to the Chicago public schools, but recently got outed as sending a son to...

Joe Biden’s age problem: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 9, 2023

The Issue: A poll showing two-thirds of Democrats believe President Biden is too old for a second term.

The #Resistance conspiracy theorists turn on the pollsters

One of the things that makes Donald Trump’s base so unreachable by other Republican candidates is that they are impervious to persuasion by facts. Any fact that undermines Trump’s claims or that shows his weakness is assumed to be a lie concocted by the establishment.

A public labor fight in Pittsburgh lays bare the deep fissures within the Democratic Party

PITTSBURGH — Last Monday, Philip Ameris, president of the Laborers’ District Council of Pennsylvania, was standing on Grant Street watching the members of his union march down the main thoroughfare of the annual Pittsburgh Labor Day Parade, the day's largest such celebration anywhere in the country, when he said he saw Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey hop over the barriers and jump in to join his labor force.

Biden is flailing, how Ukraine wins and other commentary

A CNN poll shows that 70% of Democrats “have serious concerns about whether Biden . . . is up to the job of president” and 67%...

Never forget: It was Randi Weingarten and the Bidens who sacrificed a generation of kids

President Biden and his wife-teacher, Jill Biden, were the ones who overruled their own medical experts to give Weingarten what she wanted — and...

Washington DC crime is driving my girlfriend and me to flee nation’s capital

In the 12 months we spent in Washington, my girlfriend would often remark to me that she felt like we were living inside of...

Lefties slam Adams for NYC migrant crisis truth — because they’re accountable to no one

Jessica Ramos, Tiffany Caban and others attacked Mayor Eric Adams over his words on the NYC migrant crisis. They've never had to make a...

Surging oil prices: Blame Biden’s ‘put America last’ energy policies

Due to OPEC production cutbacks, global oil prices surged to $87 a barrel this week.

The Anti-Defamation League no longer speaks for Jews, but for the woke

Elon Musk has threatened to sue the Anti-Defamation League for some $22 billion over its slandering of him as an antisemite, which he alleges...

‘She’s the only one who can win the election’: The electability case for Nikki Haley

BOILING SPRINGS, South Carolina — David Mingia lives with his dog Maggie in an RV that was parked in back of Plankowner Brewing Company (or maybe in front of the Denny’s). Mingia calls himself “a gypsy” and wears a tie-dyed shirt and an earring.

Biden wants to use illegal immigrants to punish Texas

President Joe Biden is apparently so thoroughly lost on what to do to fix the border crisis that he is now considering using illegal immigrants to punish Texas for making him look bad.

‘Remain in Texas’ is the Democratic Party’s most hypocritical border policy yet

When someone reports that President Joe Biden is considering a policy that would keep releasing illegal immigrants into the United States but then force them to stay in Texas, one is initially skeptical.

Sen. Sherrod Brown’s political problems remain, thanks largely to Biden and his policies

KETTERING, Ohio — You can learn a lot about a state in a 290-mile back road trip across it. Most importantly, you can learn from voters what they want from the representatives they send to Washington.

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