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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...

John Kerry defends private jets because elites are ‘working harder’ to save the planet

John Kerry is President Joe Biden’s “special presidential envoy for climate.” He is also a useful idiot for both the Chinese Communist Party and the climate cult of the elites.

When a police officer shoots a petty criminal, here’s why we focus on the police officer

Timothy Johnson walked into Nordstrom in Tyson’s Corner mall in northern Virginia last month and apparently stole two expensive pairs of sunglasses. Store employees alerted the local police. Two officers chased Johnson as he ran away from the mall.

Democrats value money more, patriotism and children less

The number of people who value patriotism, religious faith, and having children is in free fall, while those who value money are on the rise, according to the latest Wall Street Journal poll.

China sidesteps Putin’s Belarussian nuclear move, proving its false red line

China isn't terribly concerned by Russia's announcement that it will deploy nuclear weapons in Belarus.

After previous health crises, can Philadelphians actually trust their government over water scare?

Philadelphia warned its residents on Sunday that a chemical spill at a water treatment plant might have affected its water supply. As a precaution, the city urged people to use bottled water until testing could determine if tap water was safe. It sent the city into a frenzy as people rushed to grocery stores, buying as much spring water as possible. Just a few hours later, the city changed its mind; officials said the water was safe. But given the chaotic messaging and inconsistencies, it raises the question: can the city’s residents trust its government?

Attempting to cool protests, Netanyahu makes himself a hostage of his own government

Attempting to cool protests and strikes that have ground Israel to a halt, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has delayed highly controversial judicial reforms. But to win the support of his coalition partners for that delay, Netanyahu has made himself a hostage of the far Right. It's a risky gambit.

NPR makes a fool of itself (twice) to defend men competing in women’s sports

In order to defend the anti-science lunacy of the transgender movement, establishment media outlets have decided to deny reality to their audiences. And they haven’t found a way to do it without sounding ridiculous.

To understand Turkey’s 2023 elections, think Iran 2009

"Turkey is the largest democracy between India and Germany and it election results will reverberate a across a vast region." So said the Washington Institute’s resident Turkey watcher Soner Cagaptay, looking forward to the country’s May 14 elections.

Trump’s Jan. 6 national anthem mashup

TRUMP'S JAN. 6 NATIONAL ANTHEM MASHUP. Former President Donald Trump does not usually play the national anthem when he appears at rallies around the country. Trump enters the arena to the strains of Lee Greenwood's "God Bless the USA." He walks around the stage, soaking up his fans' enthusiasm and support, and begins his remarks when the song finishes.

The autocrats are winning

At the very moment that Xi Jinping was saying goodbye to Vladimir Putin in Moscow, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida was arriving in Kyiv. Separated by 5,000 miles of sparse steppes, the Japanese and Ukrainians are drawn together by a shared aspiration for freedom.

White House’s push for woke foreign policy will backfire with our socially conservative allies

It’s one thing to dangle the rainbow flag outside our embassies in Kabul and the Holy See. It’s quite another to impose American social...

Americans made hopeless on economy by the left

A new Wall Street Journal-NORC survey tells the tale: 80% say the nation’s economy is poor or not so good; 47% see it getting...

House Republicans’ first big legislative test

Despite the lengthy battle Speaker Kevin McCarthy needed to take control of the chamber, House Republicans have already netted some impressive victories. They forced President Joe Biden to issue his first veto to protect his costly and wrongheaded environmental, social, and governance regulations that will raise domestic energy prices and slash pensioners' income from retirement investments.

Audubon-NYC’s name change is cowardly way to avoid facing its heritage

The city chapter of the Audubon Society is changing its name to disassociate itself from the darker aspects of John James Audubon’s legacy. Count...

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