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FIFA plays flag football against Iranian protesters

LOS ANGELES — Iran's players arrived back in the United States yesterday to play Belgium. For supporters of Team Melli, a cat-and-mouse game with FIFA over political expression continues....

What does it cost to air-condition a World Cup?

DALLAS — The electric bill for FIFA’s World Cup matches in the U.S. will...

Trump’s Iran gamble divides GOP hawks and ‘America First’ conservatives over what victory looks like

Trump's Iran memorandum of understanding divides GOP as hawks like Cassidy and Cruz clash with allies over whether the deal surrenders leverage.

College sports sees pivotal moment as Senate looks to move legislation on NIL, transfers across goal line

Senate Commerce Committee advances bipartisan bill to overhaul college sports, addressing NIL payments, athlete transfers, and roster chaos in July.

How Mayor Mamdani gets it wrong on international law and Israel

One of the most prominent spreaders of anti-Zionist propaganda and misinformation about international law...

A glimmer of hope for Hollywood at the Academy Awards

Denigrating traditional family roles is so popular in Hollywood that any praise for them is both shocking and refreshing by comparison. During Sunday’s Academy Awards, motherhood received some overdue applause. Jessie Buckley, an Irish actress, won for her role in the critically acclaimed movie Hamnet. She played Anne Hathaway, William Shakespeare’s wife. The story revolves around the couple […]

One last Biden FTC lawsuit threatens bulk discounts Americans depend on

For millions of people trying to stretch a paycheck, warehouse stores such as Costco and Sam’s Club are lifelines. Families rely on bulk discounts to keep grocery bills manageable and household costs under control. With many progressive Democrats willing to accept as much, one lingering case from the Biden administration’s Federal Trade Commission threatens the […]

To defend the Strait of Hormuz, it might pay to have some friends

Unsurprisingly, the Strait of Hormuz has become central to the war with Iran. Prior to the war, millions of barrels of oil would pass through this narrow waterway — which lies along the southern coast of Iran between the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman — on a daily basis. But now, under the […]

Iran war’s effect on interest remains a looming unknown

For a second meeting in a row, the Federal Reserve has decided to keep the benchmark interest rate constant, which directly influences short-term interest rates throughout the economy. The Fed decided March 18 to leave the federal funds rate as is, with no imminent sign of another cut to come. But if anything, Fed Chairman […]

The Iran war has already failed

The consensus is clear. President Donald Trump, the pundits say, has trapped himself in a pointless war in Iran. He is, we are told, thrashing about blindly and blaming everyone but himself. At least Israel has war aims, even if they differ from America’s. The United States, by contrast, is shooting in the dark. I […]

Mamdani’s Ireland answer shows end to Old NY Irish bloc

There was an incongruity between his comments and his attendance at the James Connolly Irish-American Labor Coalition’s annual luncheon, where he schmoozed for selfies...

Stand up to abusers like Cesar Chavez

The nation’s still reeling from revelations about the late Cesar Chavez, the much-lauded Mexican-American civil rights hero and leader of the United Farm Workers....

Are you miserable driving in LA now? Just wait

Coming soon, perhaps, to a street near you: speed cameras, aka citation machines.

Newsom has destroyed California — but following Florida could save it

In 2011, as the new governor of Florida, I rejected federal funds for Barack Obama’s high-speed rail.

Unfinished wildlife bridge joins list of failed California projects

California has become notorious for building things that do not exist. The latest is Gavin Newsom’s unfinished “wildlife bridge,” otherwise known as the Wallis...

Douglas Murray: Deranged Tucker Carlson backstabs Trump

In politics, it is often the people who you think have your back who end up stabbing you there.

Time for the grown-ups to pull the plug on Mamdani’s fiscal fantasies

The New York City Council can't afford to rubber-stamp a financial plan the markets are already warning against.

Angry NJ drivers aim to slay NY’s hated congestion toll — here’s how

The MTA won one court case, but the ruling didn’t resolve the bigger issue: whether it ever had the legal authority to start charging...

Big Tech like Apple STILL hasn’t gotten the message — End your news-feed bias

If Apple CEO Tim Cook told his Apple News minions to take their left thumb off the scale, they’re not listening: Congress and the...

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