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Michael Goodwin: The left puts out another smear campaign against Trump — spreading hate on 9/11 anniversary

Even on the 25th anniversary of 9/11, the leftist media mob reached into its bags of dirty tricks to smear New York and the White House.

Unions Once Again Using Political Power to Keep Workers Ignorant of Their Rights

As is so often the case in the left’s lawfare operations, the process is...

Uninvited woman enters Kamala Harris’ Malibu property prompting sheriff response: reports

A woman twice showed up uninvited at Kamala Harris and Doug Emhoff's $8 million Malibu home, prompting security to call the sheriff late Friday evening.

From Medi-Cal fraud to a Nigerian chieftain

We always suspected that Medi-Cal fraud was expensive. We didn’t realize it was ridiculous.

Ceuta: Up to 10,000?

There is a suspicion that Morocco is not too unhappy with this state of...

Pitt anthropology students should demand a refund of their tuition

Pretty much every elementary, middle, or high school student who has ever taken a social studies class knows that there are distinguishable differences between male and female skeletons. It's one of the first things students learn in anthropology. Anthropologists have used this fact to determine the gender of human remains for years, decades, if not centuries. And the gender of a skeleton can matter in more than one respect. In one high-profile case, it was male sex chromosomes, which no woman has, that identified the remains of King Richard III.

Criminal justice ‘reformers’ know how unpopular their radical policies are

Liberal criminal justice reformers know that their insane policies are unpopular. This is why they couch them in euphemisms and walk them back the moment too many people notice exactly what they are advocating.

For prosecutor Bragg, Trump indictment is campaign promise kept

FOR PROSECUTOR BRAGG, TRUMP INDICTMENT IS CAMPAIGN PROMISE KEPT. Alvin Bragg, the local district attorney in Manhattan who has led the effort to indict former President Donald Trump, is an elected official. He ran for his current office in 2021. In that campaign, he won a Democratic primary crowded with fellow Democrats who promised that, if elected, they would go after Trump. Now, having been elected, Bragg is going after Trump.

More data vindicate Sweden’s hands-off pandemic approach

The New York Times famously decried Sweden’s hands-off approach to the pandemic as “the world’s cautionary tale.” But more data just vindicated the Scandinavian nation’s approach, which kept schools open and largely rejected government lockdowns of the economy.

Russia is losing the information war at home and abroad

The assassination of a prominent Russian propagandist in St. Petersburg exposes the growing confusion in Moscow’s information war. Vladlen Tatarsky was not a conventional journalist or military blogger but rather a proponent of destroying Ukraine. He was linked with the Wagner mercenaries, the spearhead of Russia’s forces in eastern Ukraine. He may have become a casualty of escalating power struggles within Russia’s power elites who are offering conflicting messages about the war in Ukraine.

France’s Macron bows before Xi before even arriving in Beijing

President Emmanuel Macron of France arrives in Beijing on Wednesday. He'll also travel with Xi Jinping to Guangzhou, where Xi's father was a senior official. The French government is spinning the line that his top priority will be to persuade Xi to limit China's support for Vladimir Putin. The reality, as underlined by the legion of business leaders Macron is taking with him, is that this trip is simply another French play for more Chinese trade and investment.

Don’t count Trump out of 2024 just yet

New York County District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s indictment of former President Donald Trump on trumped-up charges last Thursday had been anticipated yet still sent shock waves throughout the country. He was already the front-runner in the race for the Republican presidential nomination, and speculation ahead of the indictment drove Trump's poll numbers into the stratosphere. A Fox News poll released last week showed him up 30 points over Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), his nearest competitor.

Trump faces ignominy, but the course of justice is yet to be seen

At last, the former occupant of our highest public office has been subjected to the indignity of enduring a mug shot and being charged with dishonoring the American presidency.

Philippines gives US war planners big boost with new base locations

The Philippines has taken a very significant step toward improving the U.S. military's means of waging war with China.

Repeal the AUMF

With the politics of the Iraq War far behind them, members of the Senate joined together this week on a bipartisan basis to repeal its authorization.

Alvin Bragg’s indictment of Donald Trump might open a Pandora’s Box for Democrats

Democratic DA Alvin Bragg’s case against Trump is so convoluted that even The Washington Post thinks it’s a stretch — and one that sets...

Timothy Cardinal Dolan shares childhood Easter memories

Timothy Cardinal Dolan on His Eminence’s childhood Easter memories.

Sorry, progressives: There is no ‘trans community’

“Community” is one of those words that have been hijacked and ruined, like “preferred,” “appropriation” and “equity,” among many others. 

Big Tech hires DOJ lawyers as DOJ investigates — the revolving door must end

The Department of Justice is investigating Big Tech companies for antitrust violations, and it’s basically a case of DOJ vs. DOJ.  That’s because in...

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