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Mamdani to release documents on 9/11 health impacts before 25th anniversary

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced the release of more than 170,000 pages of records detailing air quality around Ground Zero in the months after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

Fox News Power Rankings: What’s in an economy?

Trump's economy approval sits at -33 points, but Democrats' competing visions on cost of living and inflation haven't won voters over either.

US rebuilding weapons stockpile could delay orders from allies

Patriot missile stockpiles have dropped to 36% of pre-Iran war levels as allies face delayed deliveries and U.S. rebuilds its defense inventory.

Mamdani’s top task to fix NYC schools: make kids show up

Asking NYC taxpayers to spend record sums on public education, only to have a...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 8

1987—While ten members of the American Bar Association’s judicial-evaluations committee sensibly give Supreme Court...

Bestselling author tells girls they have lost ‘human rights’

Hopefully, young readers don’t stumble upon the op-ed that tells them they have no future without the “human right” to end their pregnancies.

Helen Mirren plays Golda Meir in a new biopic about the Israeli prime minister

This is by a wide margin the best portrayal of the Israeli premier put to film.

Auctioning off border security

What if, instead of selling the construction materials for a loss, the government sold them to border states willing to pay to finish the wall?

Democrats’ desire to censor online content should worry and concern all people

The fallout from the COVID pandemic and, more recently, Elon Musk’s decision to release previously undisclosed documents known as the Twitter Files have made the public aware of the Democrats’ desire to censor online content. It’s a disturbing reality that goes against one of the nation’s core values. Unfortunately, the inclination to want to censor speech seems to be catching on. It’s a trend to watch as the country officially enters the presidential election season with this week's first Republican primary debate.

Prigozhin’s murder reminds us of Putin’s nature

The killing of Russia's Wagner Group mercenary chief, Yevgeny Prigozhin, reminds us of Vladimir Putin's essential nature. The Russian president is a calculating and remorseless killer.

From Teddy Roosevelt whiskey to Minnesota bourbon

I recently blind-tasted several Minnesota bourbons and found them to be surprisingly good.

Tourists are in the right place

A family of tourists in your hometown clogging up the sidewalks and slowing everything down is nothing to grouch about.

Why are we revisiting American Gladiators now?

Two documentaries spotlight the potential and pitfalls of a sport-cum-entertainment spectacle.

Maybe the NBA isn’t a great employer after all

Even some of the biggest businesses in the world sometimes forget to make sure that only current, nondisgruntled employees are running their social media accounts.

Why I’m obsessed with ventriloquism, and think you should be too

The art form mixes humor, witty banter, and entertainment.

The Silicon Valley faceoff over free speech

The Musk-Zuckerberg rivalry reflects the bifurcating of America’s information regime and suggests how this split outcome will affect its political regime.

The tame souls behind books arguing against cars

They treat the desire for private transportation in one’s automobile as an inexplicable and irrational evil.

How to write a biography without biographical information

The risk of such an approach is obvious. The subject of the biography becomes a mere object of our own projections.

Freedom’s just another word for lonely and drunk

The retreat from marriage is most prevalent among the working class, which also has the highest binge drinking rate.

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