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Team Trump moves to ban traffic cameras in DC — as NYC’s set to quadruple the dangerous devices

The Trump administration may soon reduce highway robbery by 95% in Washington, DC. The Big Apple needs the same silver bullet because the city’s drivers could speedily be victimized...

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....

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.

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, […]

Ban congressional stock trading

It’s not often that Republicans and Democrats agree on public policy. So when they do, it should be a catalyst for reform. “We do need to change the law so that sitting members of Congress cannot trade stock,” House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) said. “I’m in favor of that because I don’t think we should have […]

The tarnished treasure of higher education

Editor’s note: The Washington Examiner is honored to publish the unedited remarks of this year’s Bradley Prize honorees. Barry Strauss gave the speech below. I would like to thank The Bradley Foundation for the signal honor it has granted me by making me one of the recipients of the 2025 Bradley Prize. I accept, with […]

Conserving a revolutionary tradition

Editor’s note: The Washington Examiner is honored to publish the unedited remarks of this year’s Bradley Prize honorees. The below speech was given by James Piereson. Friends, we are gathered this evening at the beautiful headquarters of the Daughters of the AmericanRevolution. Our European friends smile when they learn that one of the most conservativeorganizations […]

Conservatism must be at the heart of our institutions

Editor’s note: The Washington Examiner is honored to publish the unedited remarks of this year’s Bradley Prize honorees. The below speech was given by Christopher Rufo. It’s great to be with all of you tonight. I’d like to thank the Bradley Foundation, the members of the selection committee, and my family — my wife and […]

Courage in the face of oppression

Editor’s note: The Washington Examiner is honored to publish the unedited remarks of this year’s Bradley Prize honorees. The below speech was given by Sebastien Lai. Members of the board of the Bradley Foundation, distinguished prize winners, ladies andgentlemen: As you can see, I am not Jimmy Lai. Instead of being here with you wonderful […]

The conservative need to retake our culture

Conservative intellectuals have long lamented leftist dominance of culture. They recognize the danger of ceding culture to people who disagree with them on everything and watching their creations erode the founding values of the country. The focus is mostly on television, film, and other dominant forms of middle- and low-brow entertainment. But conservatives should engage […]

Fly the naked skies?

The logic of our age doesn’t allow for standards of dress, yet all of our sensibilities tell us that certain attire is inappropriate in certain circumstances. “My body, my choice” is a mantra that in elite circles has become a dogma, yet nobody really believes that what you do with your body in public is […]

Does ‘Lilo & Stitch’ still believe in ‘ohana’?

Disney live-action reboots really can’t win. Despite being hailed by some as its best cash grab, that is, remake to date, Lilo & Stitch is caught up in controversy. Of course, it has nothing on the Snow White reboot, but a significant change to the end of the movie has infuriated fans on the Right and Left.  In […]

Corporations are Democrats, my friend!

In 2017, did it seem like many of your favorite brands suddenly became overtly political in a way they never had before, and uniformly against President Donald Trump and the Republican Party? For example, in January 2017, Starbucks posted on Twitter, “We are committed to hiring 10,000 refugees over the next five years in the […]

The United Nations is still aiding Hamas

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation began distributing food in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, May 27. The sites, at Rafah, at the strip’s southern end, and at the nearby Morag Corridor, a security corridor established in April by the Israeli military, are managed by private American contractors, with Israeli soldiers securing the perimeters. Inside, Palestinian contractors […]

Don’t kill the ‘one big, beautiful bill,’ but do downsize the deficit growth

Defying the laws of political gravity, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) wrangled a razor-thin Republican majority to pass the president’s “one big, beautiful bill” by a single-vote margin. The 215-214 score included most House Republicans, ranging from the SALT RINOs, or Republicans in name only, representing blue state districts to Freedom Caucus fiscal hawks. The […]

Giving parents cash can help children — but not always

Family policy is in the news these days, as both Republicans and Democrats have become increasingly keen on spending money and tweaking policies for the benefit of parents and children. While Republicans talk about getting couples to have more babies, and Democrats talk about getting women into the office full time, a more immediate concern […]

America has betrayed Afghan allies who fought beside me 

When I served with the U.S. Army as a combat engineer in the remote city of Farah, Afghanistan, from 2004 to 2005, my fellow soldiers and I kept one final emergency bullet in our pockets in case we were about to be captured by the Taliban. There are worse things than death. Luckily, I survived […]

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