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El-Sayed ignites firestorm after sharing 9/11 message on social media: ‘Piece of s—‘

Abdul El-Sayed's 9/11 video message drew fierce online backlash over his association with Hasan Piker, who notoriously claimed America deserved 9/11.

How LA puts the crazy in today’s top wellness crazes

I live in Los Angeles, which means I can no longer simply wake up...

Put the NYPD back in charge to fix Mamdani’s press-credentials mess

It was plainly political fellow-travelers at Mamdani's media office who opted to privilege the...

Responsibility isn’t racist, what’s New York hiding and other commentary

Tuskegee University’s recent request for “its mostly Black students to stop wearing revealing clothes...

Ibram Kendi is the one who doesn’t understand racism

Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.), now a 2024 presidential candidate, continues to draw backlash for his comments during a recent interview with The View host Sunny Hostin about racism in America.

Poll reveals that Americans think morality is at a new low

According to a Gallup poll released Friday, 54% of Americans think the state of moral values in the United States is “poor.” This number has increased 4% since last year. Eighty-three percent think the situation will get worse, an all-time high (or low).

Canada’s smoky gift to NYC: Letters to the Editor — June 10, 2023

The Issue: Large quantities of smoke from Canadian wildfires that spread over the East Coast this week. As a Californian, I give all in...

Health officials got things wrong, and so did their social media censors

The reality of using censorship to fight “misinformation” is that “experts” lie or get things wrong, and therefore, real debates get stifled. This leaves everyone dumber and less informed when tech companies and others decide to put their thumbs on the scale.

Asa Hutchinson garners boos, extols Reagan, and ignores Trump at Colorado’s Western Conservative Summit

DENVER, Colorado — Every one of Asa Hutchinson's 72 years was felt as the Republican presidential long shot spoke to hundreds of attendees at the Western Conservative Summit held by Colorado Christian University. The former Arkansas governor boasted about once running the Drug Enforcement Agency under George W. Bush and elicited a mixture of boos and tepid claps as he, one of the oldest speakers at the summit, took to the stage.

The nuclear factor: Trump indictment poses major challenge for his defense

If the Justice Department's indictment represents an accurate reflection of the facts, former President Donald Trump's defense team faces a stiff challenge at trial.

The incontinent former president sprung another leak

The federal indictment of Donald Trump is shocking in some ways, including the brazenness with which he allegedly confessed to breaking the law in the act of breaking the law.

How are Trump and Biden — the two worst men in America — the frontrunners?

How are Joe Biden and Donald Trump the best America has to offer?

Even Generation Z is shifting toward embracing biological realities

The brain rot of gender ideology has taken hold of many over the last several years, but growing numbers of people are now turning away from it and turning back toward reality.

Social isolation causes extremism

Humans are tribal creatures. We are made to belong to things — families, churches, communities, clubs, subcultures, teams, et cetera. Individuals deprived of these natural sources of belonging and connection will seek a tribe in some other way.

Chris Licht was right — people want more neutrality in journalism

Chris Licht may have lost his job as CEO of CNN, but most people would agree that his vision for the network was correct. While establishment media have turned sharply toward adding their own context and explanations to the news, most people still want a neutral media.

Congress must summon General Dynamics Electric Boat executives and Navy to testify on submarine delays

When it comes to the U.S. military's greatest challenge, China's People's Liberation Army stands apart. The PLA's air defense destroyers, long-range missiles, and outsize forces pose potent threats. Fortunately, the United States retains at least one major advantage over the PLA: its undersea capabilities. In particular, submarine forces.

Biden really wants your kids to see pornography in schools

President Joe Biden will appoint a new employee in the Department of Education to fight “book bans” in schools, according to an announcement from the White House. The new “coordinator” will offer legal guidance to school districts on fighting book challenges as part of a crusade to “Shield LGBTQI+ Americans from” attacks on their “civil rights.”

Conservatives, aren’t you sick of Trump’s nonsense?

Maybe the federal charges against Donald Trump will be as weak as Alvin Bragg’s charges were. Certainly, President Joe Biden's Justice Department is politicized and weaponized. And maybe Trump didn’t harm the country at all by taking and showing around secret or classified documents that didn’t belong to him.

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