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Fewer than half of Americans trust FDA, CDC to do their job

Fewer than half of Americans believe federal health agencies like the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) can do key parts of their job, like ensuring new vaccines are safe, new poll findings show.   Five years after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, 42 percent of...

Lawyer of whistleblower in Trump impeachment case sues administration over revoked security clearance

A lawyer who represented a Homeland Security whistleblower key to President Donald Trump's first impeachment sued the Trump administration for revoking his security clearance.

What happens on ‘bad days’: Troubling revelations about John Fetterman and Joe Biden

Senator John Fetterman responds to report raising concerns about his mental health, disputing claims from former staff and calling it inaccurate.

Judge orders Trump to admit roughly 12,000 refugees

A judge on Monday ordered the Trump administration to admit some 12,000 refugees into the United States under a court order partially blocking the president's efforts to suspend the nation's refugee admissions program.

The art of the self-deportation

President Joe Biden used it to help illegal immigrants enter the country. President Donald Trump is using it to help them leave. The contrast between how the two presidents are using the U.S. Customs and Border Protection mobile app couldn’t be starker — and it is exactly what the people voted for. In addition to […]

The UK Supreme Court’s transgender ruling should be a wake-up call for the US

In an era where biological reality has become almost taboo, the U.K. Supreme Court has delivered a ruling that cuts through the ideological fog with refreshing clarity. By affirming that transgender women — biological males who identify as female — cannot, in law, be treated as women in all circumstances, the court has done something many […]

Defunding NPR and PBS through rescissions is a good start

President Donald Trump plans to ask Congress to rescind the funds it appropriated for public broadcasting, which is a good start in defunding NPR and PBS. The legislative branch must do that and then move to dissolve the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Rescission deals with the immediate. It applies instant pain to the public broadcasters […]

Bill Maher went to Washington. He wasn’t played

Liberal comedian Bill Maher is under fire from the left and some in the media over his recent White House dinner with President Donald Trump. The dinner was organized by the musician Kid Rock, a mutual friend of Maher and Trump. The host of HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher, Maher has frequently — and […]

Credit unions big and small help people succeed financially

There are misconceptions about the credit union industry running rampant in Washington, D.C. Many want Congress to impose a tax on credit unions, claiming they have become “too big” or lost sight of who they are. But size isn’t the measure of a credit union, large or small. The exemplary service of these not-for-profit financial cooperatives is what sets them […]

Trump needs more than DOGE to restore trust in government

Let’s stop pretending this is normal. The United States has racked up over $36 trillion in debt. This year alone, we’re staring down a $2.75 trillion deficit. That’s a 38% increase over last year and the largest ever recorded — even while revenues are at all-time highs. We don’t have a revenue problem. We have a spending […]

The Free Speech Fairness Act would end a decades-old attack on speech

In 1954, Texas Sen. Lyndon Johnson proposed an amendment to the Internal Revenue Code that has strangled the free speech and religious liberty of churches and the pastors who lead them ever since. The so-called Johnson Amendment, passed simply by voice vote in the Senate, prevents tax-exempt organizations from participating or intervening in “any political […]

FTC’s antitrust crusade against Meta contradicts key parts of the Trump agenda

We’re all about to find out if it’s the White House or what’s left of the administrative state that’s calling the shots on antitrust and Big Tech. Either way, the Federal Trade Commission’s case against Meta, which began in a courtroom on Monday, is a bad one. Since President Donald Trump’s second presidential victory, much […]

Due process is not a one-way open borders ratchet

Former President Joe Biden admitted over 1.4 million illegal immigrants into the United States through both his CBP One app and Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, or CHNV, parole programs. An estimated 4 million more illegal immigrants were arrested while illegally crossing the southern border and then released on parole into the U.S. None of […]

The Tish James I know is a bully and a hypocrite

I first ran into a little-known New York City Councilwoman named Letitia James in the aughts at a Brooklyn news conference about rapper Foxy...

Climate zealots are always wrong — but never own up to their nonsense

The alarmists never apologize. When doom doesn't happen, they just move on to the next scare.

Wilding at will — NY’s crime ‘reforms’ let kids sow terror on our streets

"We made it clear that we will cut kids every break,” said a former Bronx prosecutor. “The system is set up to get kids...

Yet again, Kathy Hochul is losing big-time on her budget plan and criminal justice ‘fixes’

Anyone who thinks the deal on the state’s discovery laws that Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie announced Tuesday will significantly curb crime best think again.

Florida is perfect for elderly people — even the gators wear dentures

The Post's Cindy Adams recalls a trip to Florida — where everyone is old.

Trump’s drive to lock in trade wins and end the maddening mixed messages

President Donald Trump’s decision to sit in on Wednesday’s trade talks with Japanese envoy Ryosei Akazawa sends a clear and excellent message: The prez...

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