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How to end California’s worsening cost-of-living crisis — politicians must stop lying

We need to get the truth out about why California’s costs are so high. As long as politicians can lie and shift the blame to others, they will never...

San Francisco Mayor Lurie closes the $5M homeless bar — common sense finally prevails

Bravo to San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie, who is ending a ridiculous city program...

The California Post will help serve all, not a few — it’s about time

Here's why The California Post will matter: Real accountability begins with awareness, and awareness grows when...

Housing in California is too expensive — but there is a solution

Housing in California is too expensive — but it doesn’t need to be.

Miranda Devine: More martyrs for cynical Dems after fatal Alex Pretti shooting

Anti-ICE activists Alex Pretti and Renee Good were deluded, if well-meaning, patsies for the...

J.D. Vance sabotages self with attack on Supreme Court

If the British coined the term “too clever by half,” Vice President JD Vance might own the political update of “too smart by 99%.”

‘Trumpified’ Kennedy Center is for ALL Americans — and the elites are raging

The reaction of Patti LuPone, Lin-Manuel Miranda and others to the Kennedy Center’s new leadership only exposes their own ignorance and superiority complexes. 

Don’t fear the AI reaper — jobs panic is way off base

If technological advance was really a net killer of jobs, the labor market should have been in decline since the invention of the wheel. 

NYC’s child protectors sweep deadly abuse under the rug — unleash the city’s watchdog

New York state law effectively shields the city's child-protection agency from outside review, even when abuse cases turn deadly.

The Trump administration has already permanently damaged Harvard

Harvard University is in crisis. The Trump administration has gone for the jugular, attempting to cut off the flow of federal funds. Perhaps most importantly, it has sought to cut this prestigious university off from its economic lifeblood: international students. But this crisis is largely one of Harvard’s own making. It could have made an […]

Trump v. California on women’s sports, a risky mortgage retread, and other commentary

The 2028 Los Angeles Olympics will become “a slow-motion car crash” over the issue of transgender athletes in women’s sports, The Spectator's Jennifer Sey...

California Democrats wonder if they are the problem with gas prices

California Democrats in the state legislature are discovering that they may not have been running the state very well in recent years. They questioned state regulators about California’s brewing oil crisis. In the past year, Phillips 66 and Valero have both announced they will be closing a refinery in California, leading to a 21% decline […]

What Josh Shapiro learned from Original Sin and the Biden decline cover-up

In reading Original Sin, the blockbuster book by journalists Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson, I vividly remembered covering then-candidate Joe Biden when he came to my hometown in April 2019 to begin his run for the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination. As someone who covered Biden for decades because he frequently visited the state in which […]

The WNBA is fueled by hate crime hoaxes and anti-white bigotry

The WNBA can’t seem to get out of its own way. After experiencing a dramatic increase in viewership and fandom, league players, administrators, and executives insist on genuflecting to the woke mob and continue their devotion to social justice ideology.  In arguably its most eagerly anticipated season since the league debuted in 1997, the women’s […]

The US must war-game an Israel-Turkey conflict

War games are an important planning tool. Various military and political experts sit around tables or in separate rooms and role-play decision-making in different countries. The decisions in the previous round are then played out in multiple rounds. The goal is not for the teams to win or lose but rather to force analysts to […]

Continue Trump’s success in the battle against the opioid epidemic

The opioid epidemic began to take root more than a decade ago during the second term of President Barack Obama. But the response to the crisis largely fell on the shoulders of President Donald Trump, who responded swiftly to save lives. During his first term in office, Trump reduced the overprescribing of opioid painkillers, intercepted […]

Ron Johnson’s demand for a return to pre-pandemic spending levels is a nonstarter

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) achieved the seemingly impossible in getting President Donald Trump’s “one big, beautiful bill” across the finish line with a one-vote margin. However, Trump’s legislative legacy only passed the lower chamber with the promise to Freedom Caucus fiscal hawks that the Senate would expedite and expand Medicaid reforms and the reversal […]

RFK Jr.’s COVID-19 common sense

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Tuesday announced a change to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations for the COVID-19 vaccine. This comes more than five years after the onset of a pandemic that not only affected the health of millions but forever shifted the nation’s view of government advice and […]

The Trump administration shouldn’t stop with Harvard

Last week’s cowardly murders of two Israeli Embassy staff members by a man shouting “free, free Palestine” are not an isolated tragedy. It is the inevitable result of a campus culture that has mainstreamed hatred, glorified violence, and normalized antisemitic incitement. Nowhere is this rot more concentrated than in the rarefied air of the Ivy League, […]

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