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Trumponomics triumphs in US jobs report — just in time for the midterms

Voters haven’t changed their minds about immigration or manufacturing: They want what Trump promised — and what the latest figures show he’s delivering.

Trump, GOP turn up the heat to ensure fairness, purge wokism on campuses

President Donald Trump and the GOP are making good on their promise to reform...

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....

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...

Save the IRS!

The history of government is the story of bureaucracy. From temples, grain stores, and cuneiform tablets to ministries, standing armies, and the IRS website, the grasp of a government has been shaped by the reach of its bureaucracy. Any change in the nature of the bureaucracy will alter the capacity of the government. This will then alter the relationship between the government and its subjects and, if the bureaucratic changes and their effects are significant enough, the form of government and the nature of society.

The immortal John McPhee basks in his mortality

Part of the fun is discovering that one of America's demigods of postwar nonfiction had any limits to his craft.

We don’t want to live in an angry veteran of a country

Lately, I’ve wondered if America has a national anger problem.

The many meanings of ‘I don’t know’

If you don’t know the answer, it’s perfectly acceptable to say so. It’s also kind of fun to just make something up.

Progressives ending grading in schools are condescending racists

Portland Public Schools are considering adopting new “equitable grading practices” that it’s already using in some schools.

The week in whoppers: Adams’ ‘reckless’ reality, the president’s pettiness and more

The Legal Aide Society called Mayor Eric Adams' remark that the migrant crisis may destroy the city "reckless and unproductive fear-mongering.”

NYC schools’ migrant chaos: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 7, 2023

The Issue: The city school system’s failure to prepare for an influx of 21,000 illegal-migrant students.

Biden is spending to stave off a recession — until after the election

The Nobel Prize-winning economist Robert Solow said in the 1980s, “You can see the computer age everywhere but in the productivity statistics.” The same...

The GOP primary isn’t over — but don’t let it ruin your life

Is the Republican race for presidential nominee over before any votes are cast? Some people sure would like it to be.

Poll shows media can’t wave away the Hunter and Joe Biden scandals anymore

The key question for Americans is whether they’ll make 2024 a referendum on the corruption of this ruling regime.

Pence can’t turn the clock back on the Republican Party

Conservatives don’t always have to be on the losing side. They can also be forward-footed, using the tools of government. It doesn’t have to...

Nikki Haley’s ‘America First’ case for involvement in Ukraine

BOILING SPRINGS, South Carolina — Most of Nikki Haley’s foreign policy talk is brass-tacks, pro-America patriotism.

Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries’ NYC migrant silence is deadly

With Mayor Adams warning that the migrant crisis “will destroy New York City,” we again have to ask: Where are Senate Majority Leader Chuck...

Americans are onto the truth about Joe and Hunter, after years of media stonewalling

CNN’s new poll reveals that Americans believe President Joe Biden was involved in Hunter Biden's international business dealings with China and Ukraine.

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