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Trump’s federal watchdogs are doing the job past IGs let slide — and the old guard hates it

The old watchdog establishment is squawking about President Trump's IGs — not because we're less independent, but because we're more effective.

Why Is England Suicidal? 

Stop rushing to kill. And stop letting advocates pretend otherwise in their sea of...

SpaceX Is Not the S in ESG

ESG is too valuable to the political, financial, and economic ecosystem it feeds for...

Starmer to Step Down

The conventional wisdom is that Starmer failed by letting things drift. If only.

Inflation Is Stealing from Americans, but the Price Stability Act Can Help

By making stable prices the Fed’s sole focus, the act would help protect the...

Jill Biden’s dishonest book: Letters to the Editor — June 4, 2026

NY Post readers discuss ex-First Lady Jill Biden’s hard-to-believe claims about Joe’s health in her new memoir.

LAUSD spends a fortune on every child; let families control more of it

With round one over and a runoff looming, LA’s mayoral race will keep dominating news nationwide—including where I live, in Pennsylvania.

Weakening Putin, Ukraine takes the fight to St. Petersburg

Ukrainian drones damaged the St. Petersburg oil terminal and warships docked at the city’s Kronstadt naval base on Wednesday. The attacks came just as international delegates were arriving for Russia’s flagship annual economic gathering, the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum. Black smoke rose above the city as oil facilities blazed. These strikes on Vladimir Putin’s […]

The inexcusable incompetence of California’s glacial vote count

California’s primary elections were on Tuesday, yet we will not truly know the results for several weeks, because California’s incompetence in every area of governance extends to elections. As of 9 a.m. Pacific Daylight Time, 13 hours after polls closed Tuesday night, California has counted about 58% of the total votes cast. For comparison, in that same time […]

Ignore Candace Owens. Putin’s Russia is a failing kleptocracy

Back in 1985, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev allegedly told French President Francois Mitterrand in a private conversation that the USSR was a “third-world country with nuclear weapons.” Not much has changed in Russia proper, including the presence of Western dupes cheering on the flailing autocrats. While in Russia to speak at the St Petersburg Economic […]

Four surprises in California primary results as voters reject status quo

As results stand, the Golden State will have the general election it deserves: a clear contest between bold, fresh new ideas on the one...

Pope Leo is right about AI — he’s just too late

As artificial intelligence rapidly advances, and massive global changes hang in the balance, Pope Leo XIV recently declared that humans must maintain control of this incredibly powerful technology, lest we lose our humanity. Pope Leo’s recent document, Magnifica Humanitas, has sparked worldwide debate by warning humanity about the dangers of AI. His concerns are thoughtful, […]

The due process clause nobody reads

The 14th Amendment’s due process clause says no state shall deprive any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law. It’s a procedural guarantee — it governs how the government takes something from you, not which rights you hold. That sentence, read in full, leaves no room for the doctrine that courts […]

Fight federal healthcare fraud — but do it compassionately

Given a choice, most of us would probably choose to die at home, in the company of loved ones, rather than end our lives in a sterile, modern hospital or other institutional facility. The federal crackdown on healthcare fraud, which is necessary and well-intentioned, has eliminated the option. Under new rules imposed by the Centers […]

States already have pharmacy deserts. PBM reforms make it worse

The states have serious pharmacy access problems, and it’s about to get worse. State lawmakers seeking to address real healthcare concerns are pursuing policies that risk making it even harder for everyday Americans to access care at their local pharmacy. Nearly 57 million Americans live in a pharmacy desert, generally defined as a high-poverty area […]

Lee Zeldin’s EPA is putting the US on a path toward a recycling revolution

Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin recently announced his plan to encourage what is known as advanced recycling, a technology that opens the door to what could become a major expansion in plastic recycling. Advanced recycling is an umbrella term for technologies that break down used plastics into their molecular building blocks so they can […]

On This Day: With funds and reinforcements in hand, Washington returns to New York ready for battle

The following is an installment of “On This Day,” a series celebrating America’s 250th anniversary by following the actions of Gen. George Washington, the Continental Congress, and the men and women whose bravery and sacrifice led up to the signing of the Declaration of Independence. June 3, 1776 In Philadelphia, the Second Continental Congress finalizes […]

Rhode Island’s $52 million housing blunder

Rhode Island has spent an eye-popping $52.2 million to produce 200 rental units since voters approved a $120 million housing bond in November 2024, a local nonprofit research organization has revealed. The Rhode Island Public Expenditure Council’s 35-page report reveals the imprudence commonly found in government-financed housing initiatives. The Ocean State subsidized half of each […]

The FDA is moving faster on psychedelics — now Washington must do more

Every 11 minutes, an American dies by suicide. Millions more struggle to manage their mental health, cycling through medications, therapy appointments, and hospital visits without ever finding relief.  In late April, the FDA took a decisive step toward addressing this prolonged health emergency. In response to President Donald Trump’s recent executive order, the agency announced […]

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