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DHS moves to cut off South Texas Catholic Charities over migrant grant ‘misconduct,’ documents say

Catholic Charities Rio Grande Valley was suspended from federal funds after DHS investigation uncovered major grant violations and migrant record inaccuracies.

Thanksgiving recipes from America’s first families — presidential dishes to try at home

Discover presidential recipes that shaped White House Thanksgiving traditions, from Bush family deviled eggs to Reagan's pumpkin pecan pie and more.

Trump wants to remake the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool

President Trump has seemingly set his sights on a new renovation project -- the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.

U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro identifies two National Guard troops wounded in D.C. shooting

The two National Guard troops had been sworn in for less than a day when a gunman critically wounded the soldiers Wednesday afternoon in an ambush just blocks from the White House, federal prosecutors said Thursday.

‘A step backwards’: Parents, senators wince at House bill to protect kids on social media

A newly released House bill to protect children online omits a key provision from the Senate version that sponsors and advocates argue is what gives the measure teeth against social media companies.

Why Kazakhstan’s joining the Abraham Accords matters 

At first glance, Kazakhstan’s decision to join the Abraham Accords last week holds little relevance. Israel and Kazakhstan have held diplomatic relations for over thirty years, prompting critics to view the latter’s entry into the accords as nothing more than a self-aggrandizing act by President Donald Trump. But there is more to this decision than […]

China’s self-defeating Japan beheading threat

Japan should expel the Chinese consul general to Osaka over his X post that appeared to threaten to behead Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. Xue Jian’s rhetoric goes far beyond the so-called “Wolf Warrior” tendency of Chinese diplomats to aggressively rebuke perceived slights to the Chinese Communist Party and its policies. Xue’s threat followed a parliamentary […]

The Supreme Court can make Election Day great again

In some states, such as Florida, all ballots are counted on Election Day and results are guaranteed to be certified by the end of the night. In other states, such as California, there is hardly such a thing as Election Day, and the day itself is just the beginning of weeks or months of cursing […]

Will Trump let Mali fall to the jihadists

The third time will not be the charm. As radical jihadis close in on Bamako, the capital of Mali and a city with roughly the same population as Los Angeles, the United States appears woefully unprepared, if not AWOL. President Donald Trump has yet to appoint an assistant secretary of State to oversee and coordinate […]

The Supreme Court may not be eager to dump the Trump tariffs

The oral arguments before the Supreme Court last week added another level of debate to the ongoing arguments among everyone interested in President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Until last week, most of the arguments about tariffs have swirled around the economic impact of the president’s tariffs. But the arguments before the court had very little to […]

Brave reformers must dethrone radical political zealots to save our universities

Observers have long shrugged off the danger with the complacent idea that students will see through their professors’ foolishness — if not right away,...

Michael Goodwin: Toxic Dems Schumer, Pelosi get shut down – and Trump stands tall with one of his biggest DC wins

The collapse of Chuck Schumer’s shutdown gambit when seven fellow Democrats and one independent broke ranks with him serves as a humiliating bookend to...

The changing history of the shutdown

THE CHANGING HISTORY OF THE SHUTDOWN. Why did Senate Democrats shut the government down for more than 40 days? Now that the standoff is over, it appears a number of Democrats cannot agree among themselves on why they did what they did. The stated reason for the shutdown, of course, was the Democratic demand that Republicans extend […]

From ‘leverage’ to lies, Democrats were always responsible for shutdown suffering

Democrats tried their hardest to convince the country that the government shutdown was the fault of President Donald Trump and the Republican Party. They relied on every political weapon at their disposal. They used their accomplices in the media. They used celebrities to advance their political narratives. They unleashed their social media army of trolls […]

NYC has had plenty of mayors — but none like our next one

We’ve had mayors to the right of us — and now way-the-hell to the left of us.

NYC’s jails mess should prompt the feds to END the ‘Close Rikers’ farce

A new watchdog report on Rikers Island details new medical and safety horrors besetting detainees at the sprawling jail complex — a headache that...

Zohran Mamdani is reviving the worst of the de Blasio years

Bringing in Steven Banks to serve as corporation counsel, the city's chief lawyer, would elevate one of the worst de Blasio administration players into...

Please stop the ‘free money’ conveyor belt, Mr. President

President Donald Trump’s talk of a $2,000 tariff “dividend” for nearly every American sounds tempting, but more “free money” from Uncle Sam is a...

Paying a fortune for a college education may be a big waste of money right now

Palantir CEO Alex Karp says smart kids graduating from great universities with “generalized knowledge” are “effed" right now.

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