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Ukraine’s drone parade marches ahead — as the Pentagon veers the wrong way

Last month the US and Ukraine revealed radically different approaches to the future of warfare — and America seems to be taking a wrong turn.

Stephen A. Smith has some words for Democrats as he makes his 2028 plans clear

Sports broadcaster Stephen A. Smith has been bouncing around cable TV but insists he’s...

DOJ threatens to cut billions in welfare funding from states for failing to report illegal migrants

The Justice Department warns states they could lose billions in welfare funding if they fail to report illegal immigrants to DHS under new rules.

Trump’s new birthright citizenship order blocked by federal judge

President Trump's second attempt at an executive order limiting birthright citizenship was blocked by a federal judge, who said the president was trying to eat away at citizenship for some of the people the Supreme Court just ruled were entitled to it.

Pentagon orders mandatory testosterone tests for male troops 30 and older

The Pentagon's new mandatory testosterone deficiency screening for troops ages 30 and up includes mandatory blood tests and voluntary hormone replacement therapy for men.

Trump spots true trend, Dems’ education pessimism and other commentary

The Trump team has a point about how “trends” of “mass immigration” and the “Islamification” of Europe “predict the continent’s ‘civilizational erasure,’ ” observes The...

We’re getting fewer births, not just later births

As the birthrate has fallen for the past 17 years, we have been constantly warned against “panicking” over it. The “don’t worry” folks and the “actually this is good” folks both have a favorite argument: People aren’t forming families less, they’re just forming families later.   Often this is presented as not merely a personal […]

The Supreme Court must rein in climate litigation

The Supreme Court will soon decide whether to hear Suncor Energy Inc. v. Boulder, a case about energy companies and climate change that could determine whether America’s energy policy is effectively dictated by local judges scattered across the country, mostly in progressive enclaves.  Boulder’s lawsuit pushes against more than energy companies; it challenges the structural constitutional […]

Time’s 2025 Person of the Year should be an obvious choice: Charlie Kirk

In Focus delivers deeper coverage of the political, cultural, and ideological issues shaping America. Published daily by senior writers and experts, these in-depth pieces go beyond the headlines to give readers the full picture. You can find our full list of In Focus pieces here. Time magazine will award its Person of the Year soon. […]

Best of the Babylon Bee: Trump’s Spotify Wrapped reveals he listened to ‘God Bless The USA’ 160K times

Every week, The Post will bring you our picks of the best one-liners and stories from satirical site the Babylon Bee to take the...

The deadly cost of Biden’s Afghan vetting failure

The horrific terrorist attack on National Guard members Sarah Beckstrom and Andrew Wolfe by a 29-year-old Afghan national has rightly prompted the Trump administration to order a re-vetting of all Afghan nationals who were admitted into the United States since 2021 and a reinvestigation of all immigrants from 19 nations with a high terrorism nexus, […]

What Trump’s security strategy means for Europe

When President Donald Trump’s second-term national security strategy arrived last Friday, it landed like a lead balloon across the Atlantic. Yet while the unnecessarily harsh vitriol toward Europe is an American problem, the persistent shock and confusion among Europeans anytime Trump and his team say anything damning is very much a European one. For the […]

Trump goads cringing Europe

President Donald Trump added insult to injury in an interview this week, calling European leaders “weak” and describing the continent as “decaying.” There was more: “I know the bad leaders,” the president said, “I know the smart ones. I know the stupid ones. You get some real stupid ones, too. But they’re not doing a […]

The private sector is standing up to China and supporting national security

There is good news and bad news when it comes to the nation’s defenses. The good news is that JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon announced a $1.5 trillion initiative focused on national security. It is unclear how Dimon will gather the more than $10 billion of his bank’s own money that he committed for the […]

2028 presidential candidates should be asked about Trump’s Ukraine plan

President Donald Trump‘s peace plan for Ukraine is music to Russian President Vladimir Putin‘s ears. Trump may be sincere in his desire to end the bloodshed, but how wars end matters a great deal. By rewarding Putin’s aggression, Trump does two things that make peace far less likely in the future. First, he rewards aggression. […]

Against Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s technocratic despotism

One would think that after the failure of expert opinion during the COVID-19 pandemic (the mask flip-flop, the unfounded 6-foot social distancing guidelines, and catastrophic school closures), there might be more bipartisan skepticism about the wisdom of handing significant power to unaccountable technocrats. But not from all those who sit on the Supreme Court, where […]

Assimilation is a winning message for Republicans 

The Left is once again in a tizzy, this time over comments made by Vice President JD Vance on the topic of immigration and assimilation. “What’s reasonable is to want to share a language with your neighbor. How do you borrow a cup of sugar? Resolve disagreements? Have a nice conversation? You need a common language, and in […]

COVID-19-era subsidies make ACA even more costly

Throughout the government shutdown, Democrats demanded that Congress extend the temporary COVID-19-era Obamacare subsidies. This week, Senate Democrats are expected to bring this matter to a vote. But their bill will likely be even worse than a simple extension.  The Democrats’ bill would spend roughly $300 billion over three years to continue these expanded subsidies […]

Michael Goodwin: ‘Obedient’ NY Gov. Kathy Hochul lacking in confidence to lead and passes the buck on big decisions

Politicians have been described in many unsavory ways, but not since the days when Tammany Hall’s gangster bosses ruled the roost has a major...

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