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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...

Sherrod Brown’s lunch pail populism starts to unravel

MANSFIELD, Ohio — Last week Sherrod Brown, a native of Richland County, Ohio, and a Democrat who has been the state’s U.S. senator since 2007, voted to support the student loan forgiveness program that President Joe Biden announced last year.

Liberal woman complains that liberal men are not masculine

A liberal woman has recently gone viral on TikTok for a video in which she complains about the lack of “traditional, masculine” men who share her values.

On trial: What was in the mind of Donald Trump?

For roughly two years, I have said that there was one torpedo in the water that was a serious threat: an obstruction charge out...

Debunking the climate change narrative on the Canadian wildfires

As New York sits in an eerie red haze thanks to wildfires in Canada, air quality has plummeted as smoke and emissions are pumped into the air. Local news has urged masks outside, limited time outdoors, and checking in on vulnerable neighbors with preexisting breathing conditions. Amid this spectacle, the East Coast finds itself thrust into a discourse mirroring the challenges long faced by the West: wildfires and their intricate relationship with climate change.

Biden DOJ shatters the Hillary precedent because it believes its boss cannot beat Trump

For Democrats hoping to best former President Donald Trump by brute force rather than at the ballot box, perhaps the second indictment is the charm. Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's norm-shattering indictment of the former president turned out to be more of a bust than a silver bullet, with even lefty legal critics such as Ian Millhiser admitting that Bragg's attempt to turn a hush money payout to a porn star into a felony charge of falsifying business records was "dubious" at best. Now, the Justice Department is taking a second bite at the Trump apple, indicting the GOP front-runner on seven counts related to alleged mishandling and possession of classified documents.

The Trump team freakout over DeSantis AI deepfakes proves its weakness

Earlier this week, the DeSantis campaign released a video attacking former President Donald Trump on his refusal to fire the villain of the Right, Dr. Anthony Fauci.

Jamie Raskin is Democrats’ newest ‘designated liar’

Jamie Raskin got called out for lying about a trusted FBI informant's allegations that Joe Biden accepted a $5 million bribe while serving as...

Why I quit using my students’ preferred pronouns

Gov. Doug Burgum has signed a bill into law that allows public school teachers and state government employees to ignore the pronouns their transgender...

The Biden administration can’t stop falling on its face

President Joe Biden tripped on a sandbag and fell on his face at the Air Force Academy graduation ceremony. We shouldn’t kick a man while he is down. But now he’s back on his feet, thanks to the special orthopedic “horseshoe” soles that stop him from falling over his own ankles. This president is a walking, talking, stumbling, rambling argument for the 25th Amendment, but let’s not kid ourselves. Only total incapacity or intervention from the donors can stop Biden from winning the Democratic nomination for 2024.

What Harry Truman didn’t know about the nuclear bomb

With policymakers contemplating the promises and perils of AI and warfare, they would be wise to pick up a copy of this book.

The James Beard Award goes show trial

Isn’t self-described “liberalism” such a wonderful friend to liberty?

Hotels flee crime-infested San Francisco market

The plague of crime, homelessness, and general disorder that has taken over the city.

How not to blow up a pipeline

The characters’ motivations for descending into environmental ultra-radicalism are plausible enough.

Biden’s war on Christian preschools

Church of Compassion's First Amendment rights are violated as poor children go hungry.

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