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GOP faces brutal midterm headwinds as Republicans paint election as ‘competition with communism’

President Donald Trump headlines the first-ever GOP midterm convention in Dallas as Republicans fight to hold slim congressional majorities amid inflation.

Key swing state voters to settle dueling Senate primary fights in crucial open-seat race

Karishma Manzur's socialist surge threatens Chris Pappas in the New Hampshire Senate primary as the far-left notches wins across the country.

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...

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....

Work permits won’t magically solve NYC’s migrant crisis — they’ll make it worse

Gov. Kathy Hochul and Mayor Eric Adams finally agreed with each other on how to fix the migrant crisis. The answer, they said last...

Trashing the Constitution just to get Trump

Innocent until proven guilty. That’s a fundamental right in America, at least until now.

The fairy tale of ‘nonviolent’ offenders, Dems dogged against school choice and other commentary

“‘Nonviolent crime’ is a myth. Even supposedly minor lawbreaking is generally backed by the threat of violence,” observes City Journal’s Rafael A. Mangual.

NYC’s weed stench scourge: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 5, 2023

Post readers discuss complaints of the smell of marijuana smoke through the city since the drug was made legal.

The GOP’s sad addiction to low turnout could spell trouble in 2024

Republicans underestimate the magnitude of opposition to Trump in places that don’t elect Republicans.

Judge Thapar shows conservative judges protect the ‘little guy’

Judge Amul Thapar of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit last week wrote an opinion showing again that conservative jurisprudence is often likely to favor the “ordinary person” and the “human element.”

Maryland public schools’ religious showdown highlights need for more choice

Like most states, Maryland is seeing clashes in public schools between people with differing worldviews. Things are especially hot in Montgomery County, where parents from various religious backgrounds are fighting children’s forced exposure to readings they believe advance pro-LGBT ideology.

On this Labor Day, federal workers should go back to the office

When Labor Day became a federal holiday in 1894, government employees weren’t allowed to unionize. Now, they make up almost half of all union members. This would be unacceptable, even if they were all showing up to work. But they are not, and that adds insult to injury. President Joe Biden needs to make sure they do.

The numbers are in, and we can say it with certainty: Lockdowns were worse than useless

It was all for nothing. Really, for nothing. The miseries we inflicted on ourselves after March 2020 — the school closures, the ruined businesses, the debts, the authoritarianism — were caused by a moment of lightheaded panic.

Gold Star families force Biden to face his failure in the botched Afghanistan withdrawal: ‘Disgrace to the nation’

The families of 13 American service members killed during Joe Biden’s botched withdrawal from Afghanistan two years ago inserted themselves back into the country’s...

Larry Hogan’s presidential delusions

Former Maryland Republican Gov. Larry Hogan appeared on CBS News’s Face the Nation Sunday and discussed the 2024 presidential election with host Bob Costa, as the Washington Examiner’s Jenny Goldsberry reported earlier today.

Nonstop media bias from Russiagate to the Biden-crime-family coverup

Joe Biden lied repeatedly when he claimed he knew nothing of his son Hunter's influence-peddling businesses. Yet, the media continued to misinform by serially...

Vivek Ramaswamy’s preposterous attack on Mike Pence

The former vice president could have forged “a national compromise” by leading the way on an election-reform package of single-day voting on Election Day.

CUNY professors’ free-speech case could be next blow to Big Labor

In the Goldstein v. Professional Staff Congress (PSC) case, six City University of New York professors seek to invalidate a New York state law...

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