Opinion

New boycott of West Bank Jews is based on lies

Britain announced this week that it will ban imports from Israeli communities in Judea and Samaria and sanction companies that help those communities grow, with France and Canada to...

Pro-Natalist Policies Can Work

The mixed record of such programs in other countries suggests that the design of...

Britain Votes for Life: A Defeat for Assisted Suicide in Parliament

Thanks be to God. The last thing we need is more murder.

Judicial Nominations in the Final Stretch: Lee Rudofsky

The Eighth Circuit is on the cusp of true greatness and Rudofsky is the...

Trump, Hegseth Defend Iran War as Continuation of War on Terror in 9/11 Memorial Speeches

Trump said the U.S. will ‘ensure the world’s number one sponsor of terror —...

Five things to consider regarding Yevgeny Prigozhin’s Russian revolt

The leader of Russia's Wagner Group mercenary force was once a personal confidante and powerful ally of President Vladimir Putin. He is now engaged in an insurrection against the Russian state. Reports that Yevgeny Prigozhin has suspended his advance do not mean this crisis is over; his forces retain control over Russian territory and the strategic initiative.

Why US billionaires like Elon Musk, Jamie Diamond chase China’s Pres. Xi

There is a strange traffic pattern occurring in the Pacific.   In one direction — outbound from China — an exodus of “high net worth”...

Following fatal e-bike fires, NYC needs more rules for e-bikes

It’s a measure of how incompetent and unambitious New York’s government has become that the mayor and city council are helpless in dealing with...

Elemental: Pixar’s fiery exploration of destiny and love

Pixar, once synonymous with the cinematic prestige of classics such as Toy Story (1995), Monsters Inc. (2001), Finding Nemo (2003), and The Incredibles (2004), has seen its reputation wane in recent years. Yet, its latest venture, Elemental, underscores the studio's unwavering commitment to weaving compelling narratives within unique, inventive worlds, despite an underwhelming box office response.

Five beach reads that make you think

With summer now in full swing, finding the perfect beach read can feel like just another thing on the to-do list. It should be lighthearted, readable, and, ideally, make you look good on social media. Rather than reaching for the latest Colleen Hoover or that biography you keep meaning to read, consider one of the following books, which are just as good of an escape from the daily doldrums.

How an NBA player changed the game for people diagnosed with autism

The name Tony Snell is perhaps not familiar to you unless you are an NBA fan. Snell was a first-round draft pick back in 2013, and he played about 600 regular career games in the NBA before retiring. Snell is now making the headlines for totally different reasons.

Bird flu, the next pandemic?

H5N1 bird flu has been on the public health radar as a potential cause of the next pandemic since 2003, when I first began to study it. It continues to kill millions of poultry every year. The rare human case is still almost 50% deadly, hence the reason for all the worry.

City can no longer afford life-long subsidies for lucky NYCHA tenants

NYCHA has boldly —decided to tear the crumbling Fulton and Elliot-Chelsea Houses down, as it announced Wednesday.

Trans extremists refuse to face facts: Men are stronger than women

Enough’s enough. End the gender madness now, in sports and everywhere else. 

A year later, life and democracy are the big Dobbs winners

It’s not often that a Supreme Court decision can be directly traced to the saving of thousands of lives.

Missing from Biden-Modi meet: How to end India’s Russian fuel imports

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi enjoyed a rousing welcome from Congress and a congenial White House visit, culminating in a state dinner Thursday.

Durham’s ‘chilling’ revelations, what RFK Jr. gets right and other commentary

John Durham’s testimony before Congress, argues David Marcus at Fox News, should “chill” Americans “to the core.”

Don’t let petty politics kill the city’s retiree health-care savings

Speaker Adrienne Adams needs to back up the mayor (and the unions!) and squelch Barron’s bill.

Suddenly, liberal media aren’t so keen to blare whistleblower charges

Guess whistleblowers just aren't all that cool anymore, given how the NYT and WaPo back-paged the damning allegations from IRS truth-tellers.

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