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The Sheridan Gorman memorial should shock the conscience of open-border fanatics

Jessica Gorman just posed a fine test to Congress’ open-border fanatics: Do they dare sit on the wooden bench she’s donated in memory of her daughter?

AI won’t kill us— bad actors exploiting an American tech retreat is a much bigger danger

One reason that apocalyptic scenarios involving AI are implausible is that, having seen how...

UCLA disgraces itself by hosting terrorist lawyer on 9/11

UCLA disgraced itself this week by hosting a symposium on terrorism on the 25th...

How Karen Bass, Nithya Raman have driven LA off the road

“It wasn’t me.” That’s Karen Bass’ unofficial motto as she runs for reelection this...

New York’s COVID corruption stands out only for our leaders’ hypocrisy

if it weren’t for self-dealing, New York state would make no deals at all.

In debt-ceiling battle, GOP failed to tackle the Big Green blob

The House on Wednesday night passed legislation negotiated by President Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.

Mayor Adams and other leaders should be against obesity — not just stigma

Imagine if I have to write a prescription for weight loss without first acknowledging that the patient I am treating is in fact obese. 

Overeducated liberal media fret as more governors drop college degree requirements to fill state jobs

On the surface, it has the typical markings of Trump-era partisan class warfare.

Judgment isn’t a dirty word

The metro system of a major North American city boasted recently of “a safe and judgment-free space” for the “2LGBTQQIA+ community.”

The things they carried but didn’t really need to

The 'everyday carry community' is as an attempt on the part of white-collar, middle-class fellows to put a little caveman back into their daily lives.

Stop scaring our kids to death

As nearly every standardized test is showing, our schools are doing an abysmal job teaching kids how to read or do math. In some cases, kids graduating from high school can barely read their diplomas.

Do math and literature have anything in common?

Author Sarah Hart argues that literature is indebted to math for more than just metaphors.

Tom Rachman’s shore between life and fiction

This is a novel of and for the online age of attenuated attention spans.

Target learns the Bud Light lesson: Go woke, go broke

Raise a glass of Bud Light to Target, whose market value shed $10 billion in 10 days after customers revolted against Target’s range of Pride-themed tat. Celebrate by squeezing into a Calvin Klein mankini, as promoted by an obese “trans man” with saggy moobs, and then camping out in North Face, as advertised by Pattie Gonia, the “real-life homosexual” who dresses as Barbarella-era Jane Fonda, only with more chest hair.

Thinking doubly hard about George Orwell

Orwell is that rare intellectual whose mantle everyone wants to claim.

Trump’s cruel attack on Kayleigh McEnany is the final straw in his false loyalty schtick

Former President Donald Trump attacked his former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany in a Truth Social post this week.

Biden’s falls are a serious issue that may hurt Dems — and even the nation

All this should be factored into any calculus of how electable Biden is or how strong a candidate he is against Trump.

Trump the COVID Cuomosexual

Donald Trump praised former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo from his Truth Social account for his handling of New York’s COVID crisis by contrasting...

How Reagan’s California turned blue — and how GOP can take it back

California’s transformation — from a red state in the early 20th century, to a purple one after World War II, to deep blue in...

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