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The Anthony Fauci, COVID-19 origins cover-up runs ‘deep’ into our intelligence community

On her final day as director of national intelligence Friday, Tulsi Gabbard released damning declassified evidence accusing Dr. Anthony Fauci of causing the COVID-19 pandemic.

Is the sun setting on the Sunset Strip?

Fax machines. Pagers. Eight-track tapes.  The fabled Sunset Strip? L.A.’s cultural tastemaker hasn’t hit...

Parents win, Gavin Newsom loses — again

The Ninth Circuit has confirmed that parents’ rights still exist in California —despite Gavin...

The ‘First Partner’ takes on the ‘tradwife’

Jennifer Siebel Newsom is not a fan of the “tradwife” phenomenon. The word “tradwife”...

Inside LA City Council’s sneaky plan to give illegal aliens voting rights

Will illegal aliens be voting in Los Angeles city elections by 2028? Last week’s...

Republicans need to crack down on the corrupt ‘NGO sector’ NOW

When organizations get billions in funding to fight social ills, they face a perverse financial incentive when those ills start to dissipate.

The Democrats want another long, hot summer of violence

America is experiencing a wave of left-wing political violence unlike any it has seen in the last half-century. But it’s not unprecedented.

As antisemitic crime soars in NYC, we all must make up for Mamdani’s support of hate

Zohran Mamdani and his political allies have repeatedly signaled that it’s open season on New York’s Jewish population, the largest in America.

‘Gestating’ parents and more: Letters to the Editor — June 7, 2026

State Sen. Luis Sepúlveda and Assemblywoman Amy Paulin want to rewrite parental laws to be gender neutral.

NYC’s failing $43B schools need some tough Texas tutoring

While New York City schools remain trapped in apathy and excuses, a big-city district in Texas is demonstrating how to turn failure around.

Problem gambling: Existential crisis or overblown by media?

A wave of U.S. states is considering overhauls to gambling laws and updating regulations meant to protect consumers who exhibit signs of problem gambling. Media outlets have picked up on a particular angle, young men and the allure of sports betting, producing stories in North Carolina, New York, and Florida, as well as in the […]

Keep seniors SAFE: Bill helping avoid slips and falls must be prioritized

One fall can change a life forever. Physical therapists see it all the time. A grandfather misses the bottom step of the front porch while hurrying after a grandchild. A woman living alone slips on a small piece of ice that fell unnoticed on the kitchen floor. A senior gets tangled in an extension cord […]

America 250: Individualists and communitarians at once

Two kinds of people populated Europe back in the day, a German politician once told me. Most Europeans were dutiful citizens, rule followers, whose chief virtue was dependability. A smaller group were untamed, ambitious risk-takers, the politician said. She concluded: “The second group all got on a boat and went to America.” This European founding […]

Pediatricians just declared recess a health necessity. States should treat it that way

For the first time in 13 years, the American Academy of Pediatrics has issued new guidance on recess, declaring what many parents and physicians have long understood intuitively: Recess is not a luxury or a reward. It is essential to children’s health and development. The updated guidance, published in the journal Pediatrics, reflects growing evidence that children need […]

1776 America wasn’t a Christian supermajority — 1955 was. 2026 is neither

America turns 250 years old this July, and the country it has been telling itself stories about — a Christian nation, founded by a Christian people, on Christian ground — has been a moving target for the entire run. When the Continental Congress signed the Declaration of Independence in Philadelphia in 1776, only about 17% […]

Why do we feel beckoned by ‘Backrooms?’

For a horror movie derived from a concept as singularly contemporary as an internet myth, A24’s Backrooms is grounded in a mourning for lost things that could only be called conservative. Like its foundational web-based myth — which, as far as I can tell from my position as one relatively estranged from internet subcultures, refers […]

Pay your fare share

In yet another sign of the vibe shift, cops in Washington, D.C., have begun hauling riders off of city buses for skipping the fare. Back in the Woke Era (2014 to 2024), fare evasion was nearly a cause celebre. The history of this period needs to be recalled regularly lest tomorrow’s liberals claim it never […]

New battles and enduring principles in the post-Roe landscape

Before Roe v. Wade was overturned, the pro-life movement’s strategy was to challenge the 1973 ruling in the courts. States drafted and passed legislation that pushed the boundaries of what was allowed under the Roe framework and escalated their cases in hopes the Supreme Court would rule that Roe was “wrongly decided.” Dobbs v. Jackson […]

Talarico fails the Texas two-step

Texas Senate hopeful James Talarico is no stranger to shocking and frankly, ridiculous statements. Talarico and his campaign have been riddled with far-left talking points and policy proposals that are out of step with everyday Texans. If elected, Sen. Talarico would send Texas careening toward California levels of woke madness. Talarico has fought for the […]

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