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Women’s sports on the line as Supreme Court wrestles with defining ‘sex’

The Supreme Court is hearing landmark cases on transgender athletes in women's sports as justices question Idaho and West Virginia laws restricting participation.

EXCLUSIVE: HUD launches civil rights probe into Minneapolis over race-based housing priorities

The Department of Housing and Urban Development opened an investigation into Minneapolis housing policies for allegedly prioritizing racial preferences.

Biden DHS’s purchase of weapon linked to Havana Syndrome attacks leads House Republicans to demand answers

The Biden administration purchased suspected "Havana Syndrome" weapon with Russian components. House Republicans demand answers about mysterious device.

The week in whoppers: Tim Walz lies to fan the flames, but The NY Times accuses TRUMP of incitement — and more

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz claimed that ICE agents are going "door to door" searching...

Abigail Spanberger prepares to be sworn in as governor and open a new Democratic era in Richmond

Abigail Spanberger is set to make history Saturday when she becomes Virginia's first female governor, opening a new chapter in Richmond as Democrats prepare to control every lever of state government for the next two years.

Eight decades after Hiroshima, nuclear weapons continue to haunt global politics — and the world needs calm, pragmatic debate

The current nuclear rivalry between India and Pakistan is a dangerous manifestation of the Hiroshima legacy.

Progressives are stopping progress when it comes to addressing NYC’s housing shortage

The Brooklyn Marine Terminal could be turned into thousands of much-needed apartments, but its misguided opponents are stuck in the past.

Trump’s collecting record-high tariffs. Who’s paying them?

In July, Uncle Sam collected $30 billion in tariffs. That’s a record tariff monthly haul, and President Donald Trump is trumpeting the number as a sign of success for his trade policy. But when the federal government gets richer, it means the private sector gets poorer. Every dime of tax collected by the federal government […]

Steve Witkoff needs to visit Baghdad

BAGHDAD, IRAQ — In just the last two years, Baghdad has transformed. Traffic flows unimpeded through the former Green Zone. A new highway abuts the Tigris River in the heart of the city. Overpasses and elevated highways now cross Baghdad’s infamous traffic circles. The multibillion-dollar U.S. Embassy once dominated the shore of the Tigris River; […]

Planned Parenthood always puts profits first

Planned Parenthood has made headlines again — not for expanding services or even improving the lives of those it claims to serve in any measurable way. No, the giant abortion business is throwing a legal temper tantrum to maintain its taxpayer funding. In addition to Planned Parenthood’s ongoing lawsuit in Boston, now more than 20 […]

Make the MAHA SNAP junk food ban permanent

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins signed waivers for six more states this week that authorize them to ban the purchase of soda and junk food through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, more commonly known as food stamps. Twelve states have now received such waivers through President Donald Trump’s Make America Healthy Again agenda, including one Democratic […]

Michael Goodwin: Netanyahu taking control of Gaza will end the Israel-Hamas war for good

The decision by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to have the Israeli military capture Gaza City and then occupy all of Gaza is a bad...

Why racial discrimination is so deeply institutionalized in US higher education

In short, the Ivy League and all the rest are every bit as obsessed with simple skin color as any Jim Crow white supremacist.

Jim Acosta’s ‘interview’ with murdered teen shows rock bottom has a basement

Jim Acosta, former senior White House correspondent for CNN, spent President Donald Trump’s first term making himself the story. An ultimate example of this behavior was when he lectured Stephen Miller on Trump’s call for immigrants to learn English.  “The Statue of Liberty says, ‘Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. It […]

NY state courts are blocking Children’s Services in domestic violence cases — and that needs to change

According to the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges, “Approximately 30 to 60% of children from homes where domestic abuse is present...

Why Gavin Newsom’s wild plans for mid-decade congressional redistricting may blow up in his face 

Gov. Newsom's California scheming — an attempt to offsett a mid-decade redistricting in Texas — is already up against high-profile opposition.

Trump’s trade deals are pay-to-play capitalism

President Donald Trump’s trade deals are finally here. Japan, the European Union, the United Kingdom, and others seem ready to sign. At this point, it’s hard to tell if trade will be expanded or reduced overall. The United States is raising tariffs while other countries are reducing them, and the details are still lacking. But […]

Jim Acosta’s interview of a dead kid is a shameless stunt

Former CNN anchor Jim Acosta interviewed an AI recreation of Joaquin Oliver on Monday about gun violence and gun control. Joaquin was a student at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, when a gunman killed 17 people there on February 14, 2018. Joaquin was one of those who lost his life. Monday would […]

The census should ask about citizenship

President Donald Trump should be concerned about the accuracy of the census, especially since the last one undercounted in Republican states, costing them six net seats in the House. However, a mid-decade census would not only be unprecedented but also logistically impossible, as it takes years to plan and hire for. Additionally, while Trump has […]

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