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Five More Questions with Stephen Kotkin: Can America Still Lead The World?

Stephen Kotkin on Iran, China, Ukraine, and America’s future.

Trump says Iran did not tell him it wanted to withdraw from talks, but it would be ‘fine’

President Trump said Iran has not informed him of their desire to quit peace negotiations over Israel's actions in Lebanon, but he said it is "fine if they're done talking."

Jerome Powell warns against meddling at Fed, says democratic institutions can be ‘torn down quickly’

Former Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell took a parting shot at President Trump, warning that the central bank's independence was a "priceless asset" that must be defended.

Feds sell second Southwest waterfront property as part of Trump downsizing of government

A private developer is buying the Liberty Loan Building overlooking the Tidal Basin in Southwest Washington -- the second federal property sold under the Trump administration's government downsizing campaign.

Colorado elections clerk released from prison after governor commutes sentence

Tina Peters, the former clerk convicted of participating in a scheme to chase election conspiracy theories promulgated by President Donald Trump, was released from prison Monday after the president successfully pressured Colorado's Democratic governor into commuting her sentence.

Dems scheme to ‘fix’ their Virginia gerrymander fail is a WORSE outrage

To lefties driving today’s Democratic Party, it’s not “democracy” unless it’s hard-wired to let them run roughshod — and when their power-grab schemes run...

Jill Kargman’s new movie ‘Influenced’ gives us a foul-mouthed slice of NYC’s momzillas

The film’s funny. Foul. More than teeth came out of that bridgework.

Toxic media treats kids as luxury goods — and it’s destroying us

We're convincing ordinary Americans that family life itself is financially irresponsible. The cumulative effect is cultural poison.

Gov. Gavin Newsom’s ‘free’ diaper plan is full of you-know-what

California families are struggling to afford housing, electricity, insurance, gasoline, groceries, childcare — and now even diapers. Gavin Newsom’s answer? A government-branded box of...

Zoh’s support for riots: Letters to the Editor — May 11, 2026

The Issue: Mayor Mamdani’s support for the protesters at the riot outside Park East Synagogue. Your article on the anti-Israeli mob attacking police officers...

Garish Met Gala garb and more: Letters to the Editor — May 10, 2026

Garish gala garb Having been raised by a very fashion-conscious mother to admire the elegant and beautiful creations of Chanel, Dior and Armani, I...

Jewish American Heritage Month is an opportunity to fight the surge of hate

Jews are facing levels of hostility not seen in generations.

The JD-Marco 2028 question pops up again

THE JD-MARCO 2028 QUESTION POPS UP AGAIN. We’re in the midst of another round of speculation about the 2028 Republican presidential race. What does it mean? A year ago, talk about the contest focused on one person only: Vice President JD Vance. He was a zillion points ahead in the polls and had been (pretty much) […]

We must stop suicidal empathy from destroying the US

There is such a thing as too much empathy. In his new book, Dr. Gad Saad writes just how dangerous that can be to...

This Mother’s Day, don’t forget about the supermoms: grandmas

The central role of grandmothers in societies ancient and modern, particularly as teachers who set an example in bringing up kids, is impossible to...

Anthropic dispute proves sovereign AI is next economic battleground

A Pentagon dispute with one of the United States’s leading AI companies, Anthropic, should not have been allowed to happen. Not because the fight was avoidable. Because the terms that caused it should have been settled before the first contract was signed. They weren’t. That is a failure of policy, not just procurement. The dispute […]

Constitutional win for Christian foster parents chips away at assault on religious liberty

Policies and legislation censoring speech and infringing upon religious freedom, such as those in California, Maryland, and other states in the Union, are in direct opposition to constitutional law. Vigilance against these infractions is crucial right now, as states continue to push the boundaries of the liberties outlined in our nation’s founding document. To use […]

Racism has no place in medicine

Despite the Supreme Court’s 2023 decision finding that race-based admissions standards violated the Civil Rights Act, higher education institutions across the country have continued racist practices with creative workarounds to maintain the existing racial quotas. The Department of Justice completed an investigation of the University of California, Los Angeles’s medical school this week, finding that […]

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