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DC public schools face special grand jury probe into attendance, truancy and graduation records

A special grand jury is probing D.C. public schools over truancy, graduation rates and how attendance records are documented across campuses.

More pictures?! One lawmaker’s twisted answer for fixing our laws

Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D-Wash.) is pushing the idea of illustrations in all new...

Google Maps renames Lake Ontario as ‘Lake America’ in compliance with Trump executive order

Google Maps has renamed Lake Ontario as Lake America days after President Trump signed an executive order calling for the change last week amid a U.S. trade war with Canada.

Rep. Jim Clyburn says Democrats could impeach Trump if they win the House in midterm elections

Rep. Jim Clyburn, a senior adviser to House Democratic leaders, said Sunday that Democrats could impeach President Trump if the party wins back the House majority in November.

Trump intends to refill Strategic Petroleum Reserve with Venezuelan oil

President Trump said Sunday he plans to use some of the oil he secured from Venezuela to fill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, which has been depleted to near-record lows.

Politics shouldn’t block Paramount-Warner Bros. deal that helps streaming consumers

Washington’s latest antitrust skirmish says less about consumers than it does about politics.   At a recent Senate hearing, Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) warned that the proposed combination of Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery would harm the public. It is a familiar claim among some politicians, but one that ignores the current realities of the streaming […]

Foreign cartels are scamming Americans. Trump is moving to stop them

An elderly woman gets a call from her grandson. Or at least, she thinks she does. He sounds panicked and says he needs money immediately. Although the voice is spot-on, it’s completely fake. Within hours, her savings are gone — wired through a maze of accounts, converted into cryptocurrency, and moved out of reach. By […]

The Biden rule Congress has a rare opportunity to kill

Earlier this month, President Donald Trump released his fiscal 2027 budget. Like all presidential budgets, it serves primarily as a signal of priorities to Congress. But even as a signal, this one is notable for its scope and direction. The proposal combines significant spending restraint with targeted investments in core federal responsibilities, building on nearly […]

Earth Day’s flawed premise: The planet does best when the country does more

It’s Earth Day, and the Left has one mission — no, not to save the environment, but to make you feel terrible about yourself, especially as an American. Every April 22, we are invited to feel guilty for driving, flying, eating meat, having children, and existing as a prosperous, industrial civilization. The premise hasn’t changed […]

From Rivers of Blood to The Camp of the Saints

This week is the anniversary of one of the most resonant speeches made since the end of World War II. It still echoes down the decades, ringingly relevant to Western civilization, perhaps more today than ever. At a meeting of Conservatives in Birmingham, England, on April 20, 1968, Enoch Powell warned of the peril of […]

Trump’s ‘Most Favored Nation’ drug pricing push risks undermining pro-life legacy

President Donald Trump’s work to lower prescription drug costs for patients will undoubtedly be one of his most significant legacies. From the legislation he recently signed to increase transparency among pharmacy benefit managers to the historic pricing deals he has negotiated with drug manufacturers, Trump has made more progress on this issue than any of […]

What textiles teach us about globalism — and survival

I recently spoke at a conference in Washington hosted by the National Council of Textile Organizations. It was a bittersweet experience. Sweet because during the darkest days of the COVID-19 pandemic, when Americans desperately needed masks, gowns, and every other form of personal protective equipment to stay alive, I turned to NCTO in my White […]

Animal Farm movie: Irking both sides

George Orwell’s 1945 novel Animal Farm is a satirical allegory meant to illustrate Soviet Communism’s flaws, with its unrestrained powerholders pursuing selfish ends. The 2026 animated Animal Farm movie does that, but also takes shots at power-hungry capitalists, sparking criticism. What’s going on here?  First, some context for my opinion.  In 1991, I guested on […]

Best of the Babylon Bee: Trump jails man for failing to give attention to this matter

Every week, The Post will bring you our picks of the best one-liners and stories from satirical site the Babylon Bee to take the...

Ferrari drivers on food stamps — how states help scammers game welfare

State bureaucrats removed the verification procedures that would catch criminals — and in state after state, criminals responded.

How a Supreme Court hit job reinforces a dangerous leftist trend

It’s an ongoing campaign of public pressure and convenient leaks — all designed to delegitimize justices who refuse to function as a Democratic super-legislature.

No more second chances for Iran

The United States’s ceasefire with the Islamic Republic of Iran is set to expire. If Tehran doesn’t agree to Washington’s demands, the Trump administration should renew strikes and target dual-use infrastructure and regime leaders. The Islamic Republic has had many chances to forego its sponsorship of terrorism and pursuit of nuclear weapons. It doesn’t deserve […]

Michael Goodwin: Sen. Chris Murphy is cheering for America’s enemies as Dems spew lies about Trump, Israel

If Chris Murphy is any indication, it won’t be long until the Democratic Party is in the gutter cheering for America’s enemies.

Rebuilding from LA fires was a dysfunctional situation — until Trump stepped in

The results are in, and they are clear: President Donald Trump accelerated the rebuilding effort after the LA fires by issuing an executive order...

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