Opinion

Healthcare isn’t broken. Health insurance is

Nearly half of Americans have resolved to save more money in 2026. Unfortunately, many of those New Year’s resolutions are dead on arrival due to skyrocketing health insurance premiums that, starting this month, will eat up a larger share of families’ budgets. For the roughly half of Americans who get health insurance through their employers, […]

Keep up the pressure on state voter roll purges

In a victory for the Trump administration, Oregon Secretary of State Tobias Read announced last week that the state will resume “routine cleanup” of outdated voter registration records, a process dormant since 2017. The effort could ultimately cancel up to 800,000 inactive registrations, roughly 20% of the Beaver State’s total voter rolls. This long-overdue cleanup […]

Federal court clears California’s new House map boosting Democrats ahead of 2026 midterms

Federal court approves California House map that could boost Democrats in 2026 midterms, rejecting Republican GOP challenge to the redistricting process.

DHS says man shot in leg during Minneapolis scuffle, federal officer hospitalized

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said that a federal officer shot a man during a scuffle in Minneapolis that involved multiple people -- an incident that comes a week after the fatal shooting of a woman by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer in the same city. Federal officers on Wednesday evening were...

Hochul endorses legislation to allow New Yorkers to sue ICE agents: ‘Power does not justify abuse’

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul backed legislation to allow residents to sue ICE agents for alleged constitutional violations as part of new guardrails for immigration enforcement.

The Trump security recruitment surge

Within just two weeks of launching a patriotism-themed join.ICE.gov website, Immigration and Customs Enforcement has been flooded with over 100,000 applications to help the Trump administration enforce our nation’s immigration laws. This ICE recruitment boom is part of a larger pattern of interest in serving the nation, particularly among young men filling security, law enforcement, […]

Misery loves comedy: Review of ‘Oh, Hi’

Brace yourselves, I’m going to “kink shame.” Though it might feel good in the moment, tying your commitment-phobic boyfriend to the bed is not appropriate sexual behavior.  Such is the lesson of Oh, Hi!, an off-kilter romantic comedy that may well be the most outrageously entertaining movie of the summer. A story of desire, frustration, […]

Back to school

Every year around this time, from about the age of 7 until I was 21, older people asked me the same question: “So,” they’d say with a genial chuckle, “are you ready to go back to school?”  I haven’t heard that question in about 39 years, but this week I heard it again for the […]

A war correspondent’s satire: Review of ‘Vulture’ by Phoebe Greenwood

In Scoop, Evelyn Waugh’s great satire of journalism in general and foreign correspondents in particular, newspaper magnate Lord Copper sends a reporter to the African Republic of Ishmaelia to cover the crisis unfolding there. “We think it a very promising little war,” he declares. “A microcosm, as you might say, of world drama.” Phoebe Greenwood’s […]

Why bringing back the Presidential Fitness Test is exactly what America needs, even if you hated it

When I was in fifth grade, I aced the Presidential Fitness Test. Not because I was some athletic prodigy — I was a large child who’d later become a big man — but because we had a pull-up bar at home. My parents had installed it in a doorway, and like my 5-year-old daughter today, […]

The return of the ‘King of the Hill’

King of the Hill aired the final episode of its original run on Sept. 13, 2009, when then-President Barack Obama still enjoyed a double-digit net approval rating, the BlackBerry was still the premier smart device, and Donald Trump seemed to be fading permanently from public life as The Apprentice‘s schtick wore thin. At the risk […]

Delusional Jussie Smollett remains as shameless as ever as he points the finger of blame at everyone else

With the unmitigated gall of O.J. Simpson claiming he's still looking for his ex-wife's real killer, the disgraced "Empire" actor wants everyone to know...

Little Sisters of the Poor are still fighting ObamaCare— as states force nuns to violate their faith

More than a decade after the Obama administration first tried to force the Little Sisters of the Poor to buy abortifacient drugs for employees,...

Democrats’ twisted lies about Melania’s past are cruel and creepy

First Lady Melania Trump has been aggressively squashing a crass smear that she had social connections to notorious predator Jeffrey Epstein before meeting President...

Craven and dishonest: Behind the Toronto bid to censor an Oct. 7 documentary

Yes that’s right, TIFF 50 – a world-renowned film festival – claims that they don’t want to step on Hamas’s toes by using footage...

The week in whoppers: Bernie Sanders defends Hamas, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s nutty hit on Trump and more

Sen. Bernie Sanders denied that Hamas deserves blame for starvation in Gaza — even though the terror group refuses to release hostages and end...

The State Education Department HATES letting the public learn from test results

As we continue to report and analyze the state K-8 test results released this week, we're all too aware that the folks releasing them...

Scott Bessent’s sudden visit to IRS office — with whistleblowers — sends strong message just days after sixth commish was ousted

IRS acting commissioner Scott Bessent spent 45 minutes in the building to reassure the troops that he is hands-on and taking charge of the...

Polls show what Trump knew — the Jeffrey Epstein saga is an elite obsession

Even as the brouhaha was at its height, polling showed the Epstein story was more of a tempest in a Twitter teacup than an...

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