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San Francisco’s drug-addled Union Square gets a rebirth with $75M bet from rookie real estate investors

“Forget blood in the streets,” Max Raskin joked. “We bought when there was feces in the street.”

Albany’s allergy to merit hits top high schools where it hurts — in their rankings

Albany educrats are shielding AP test results from US News & World Report number-crunchers...

Dear Stan Kroenke: Win the World Series — and Orange County

Orange County is filled with people like me: baseball fans who, by all rights,...

This luxury car turned my trip to the Hamptons Classic into a freezing ordeal

Some people out East — rich enough to not have to rough it in...

Why the DSA’s agenda actually promises misery for all

The Democratic Socialists of America are proving an old principle of politics: You can...

Contra the New York Times, falling birth rates are not good for women

Rush Limbaugh used to tell a joke about New York Times headline writers. If the world were ending, Limbaugh would say, the New York Times headline would be, “World Ends Tomorrow: Women, Minorities Hardest Hit.” I thought of that joke last week when the New York Times published an article titled, “The Birthrate Is Plunging. […]

Too many children!

The Power of Rude was the title of Rebecca Reid’s nonfiction book, so it shouldn’t have surprised anyone that the liberal novelist attacked a mom for having too many children. Hannah Neelman is a ballerina-and-beauty-queen-turned-momfluencer whose Instagram account, Ballerina Farm, documents her life raising a passel of children on a farm. It’s apparently riveting content […]

With the new McDonald’s sandwich, I’m not lovin’ it

Chris Kempczinski is one of the great male beneficiaries of the #MeToo heyday, winning the internal promotion to replace McDonald’s CEO and president Steve Easterbrook after the latter was accused of improper sexual relations with his subordinates. Kempczinski, a marathon runner who claims he stays fit while eating at the restaurant daily by ordering Filet-O-Fish […]

‘Luigi: The Musical’ and the Left’s growing appetite for violence

The Left’s favorite alleged killer, Luigi Mangione, is getting off-Broadway treatment this June, just 20 minutes from where UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was gunned down, execution-style. It’s the same tired liberal playbook: shifting blame for violence from the perpetrator to society. While the creators insist Luigi: The Musical “doesn’t glorify violence,” they appear to justify […]

Why California’s rising gas prices are a threat to national security

Chevron, the energy company that began relocating its headquarters from the Bay Area to Texas in 2024, wrote a letter Tuesday to Gavin Newsom’s office warning about the...

Douglas Murray: Unlike past presidents, Trump kept and delivered his promise to eliminate our enemies

Perhaps we forgot what it’s like when politicians act on their promises.

‘Self-serving glory hound’ Kristi Noem got the heave-ho she deserved

Incompetent and preposterously self-promoting, Noem took a serious role and made it like something out of the HBO political spoof “Veep.”

Chevron’s warning: cap-and-implode

Chevron’s warning to Gavin Newsom and the California Air Resources Board (CARB) must be taken seriously.

How women helped me reach the top — and how I’m returning the favor

Sophie B. Hawkins reflects on her rise as a musician in the early 90s and the women who helped her navigate the music industry.

How China’s EV charging tech could spy on Californians

President Trump is moving to keep Chinese tech out of America's electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. But California's Gov. Gavin Newsom is signing on...

Good riddance to Kristi Noem — who thought Homeland Security was about HER

Hooray to President Donald Trump for booting Kristi Noem from the Department of Homeland Security, a move that comes not a moment too soon.

Democrats play puerile partisan politics over war and peace

With US forces in combat across the Middle East, top Democrats are obsessed with . . . messaging for the midterm elections. Disgraceful.

How fed regulators could use nearly 100-year-old law to block attempts to lower US prices

Antitrust laws are supposed to keep monopolies from raising prices — but under this bizarre act, companies are being sued for bringing prices down. 

Texas Democrat James Talarico’s ‘moderate’ act exposes his party’s new scam

The name of the game is acting normal and talking like a middle-of-the-road voter. For Democrats, that’s a stretch.

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