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Miranda Devine: Dems can cry corruption all they want – the DOJ’s anti-weaponization fund has precedent and purpose

The rollout of the DOJ’s “Anti-Weaponization Fund” may have been botched, but the fund remains a good idea, and the hysteria from Democrats like the hypocritical Oregon Sen. Ron...

San Francisco’s ready for change — but Pelosi’s successors aren’t

San Francisco has been more optimistic in recent years, with Mayor Daniel Lurie adopting...

California Democrats bored their own voters into submission

California voters can register to vote as “No Party Preference.” But in the 2026...

Pence questions Trump’s conservative credentials and ‘hostility to constitutional order’

Former Vice President Mike Pence on Sunday shared grievances with President Trump for abandoning his conservative base for populist ideals. In a recent Wall Street Journal op-ed, Pence notes a shift in Trump’s tone and rhetoric that now focuses on widespread reform in the form of populist policies. He said Trump’s attempt to get him...

Paxton set to meet with Thune after Cornyn loss

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) on Sunday said he will meet with Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R) after winning the GOP runoff to replace incumbent Sen. John Cornyn.  Since beating Cornyn, a four-term incumbent, Paxton says he’s been in contact with Thune, Senate Majority Whip John Barrasso (R-S.D.), Republican Conference Chair Sen. Tom...

Americans with terminal diseases won’t survive more FDA delays 

Treatment breakthroughs mean nothing for rare disease patients if they cannot access them. When you are living with the death sentence of a terminal illness, it can often feel as though nobody is listening. This is why I traveled to Capitol Hill this week to visit senators on the Appropriations Subcommittee on Agriculture, Rural Development, […]

Democrats have a political violence denial problem

People usually associate conspiracy theories with the fringe political Right. The mainstream Left is doing its best to change that narrative. According to a new YouGov poll, 42% of Democrats believe the 2024 Butler, Pennsylvania, assassination attempt on President Donald Trump was staged — despite him being shot in the ear on camera. That is […]

We sleep because they serve

Some may view the military as just another job, but not many vocations involve living, eating, and sleeping around one’s coworkers. I remember many nights in my rack, with dozens of other men in their own bunks. Some snored. Others talked in their sleep. Soldiers get used to it, but it’s a strange phenomenon that […]

The varieties of show-business experience

Recently, I had a conversation with a rabbi who runs a synagogue in Southern California. The language and idiom of show business permeates that part of the country — everyone in the Los Angeles area, it sometimes seems, has a connection to the entertainment industry — so it didn’t surprise me when he told me […]

Rising surcharges, shrinking competition: A warning for US supply chains

The chemical distribution industry is no stranger to global crises. When instability flares overseas, it rarely stays contained. It ripples outward, touching American industries, workers, and consumers alike. Today, as conflict in the Middle East disrupts global commerce, those pressures are once again reaching our shores, adding another layer of stress to an already fragile […]

Biden officials are still lying about immigration

The Democratic Party wants voters to believe the border crisis created by President Joe Biden was an accident that Democrats solved in June 2024 with an executive order tightening asylum screening. This is utterly false. The Biden administration worked hard with the United Nations to facilitate as much migration to the United States as possible. […]

America first, not America alone

President Donald Trump’s abiding foreign policy is aptly named “America First.” It asserts that the post-World War II, American-led “rules-based order” had been accomplished. It was time to stop enriching “allies” and former enemies that had been rebuilt and were now competitors, and could, at the very least, help pay for their own defense. Bluntly, […]

Katie Porter’s sneaky power move in California governor’s debate — all candidates ranked

The fourth and final gubernatorial debate of the California primary brought a surprise.

Trump derangement syndrome: San Francisco can’t let baseball be baseball

San Francisco is having a civic nervous breakdown because the brother of President Donald Trump’s son-in-law is buying a minority stake in the Giants.

The ‘Great Train Robbery’ sequel

California is putting together a new version of the 1903 movie “The Great Train Robbery,” one of the great films of the silent era.

Trump’s Medicaid-fraud crackdown aims to protect those who truly need help

New York spends the most per capita of any state on Medicaid, yet conducts the third-fewest Fraud Control Unit probes per billion spent.

Spencer Pratt attacked for not living in a trailer because he’s exposing LA’s political elite for what they really are

TMZ published a story Wednesday that was meant to be the big gotcha of all gotchas.

Face it, Jewish liberals: You have no friends on the left

For over a century, Jewish Americans voted blue no matter who — and all they have to show for their slavish devotion is a...

Beware Democrats’ sneaky ‘independent-in-name-only’ midterm gambit

Leftist Democrats are using party labels to mask what should be a genuine debate about policy direction — and steal seats in red states.

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