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It’s time for the US to intervene in Cuba and save the island nation

After 67 years of communist rule, the time is now for the US to intervene in Cuba.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—March 14

2011—Elevated by President Obama to the Ninth Circuit two months earlier, Mary H. Murguia...

Jihad in America: The Michigan Attack

This isn’t just about opposition to Israel.

Trump says Iran is ‘totally defeated and wants a deal’

President Trump late on Friday declared that Iran is "totally defeated" and "wants a deal" with the U.S., two weeks after the U.S. and Israel launched joint military operations on the Middle Eastern country. "The Fake News Media hates to report how well the United States Military has done against Iran, which is totally defeated...

How bankruptcy reform can provide justice for child sexual abuse victims

Many institutions responsible for child sexual abuse have learned how to weaponize these legal tools to shield themselves from responsibility.

Ignore the doomsayers — Trump and Lee Zeldin’s green rollback is a breath of sanity

The globalist left has drunk the Kool Aid of environmental fanaticism, and it’s led to some of the worst policy decisions of the last...

The week in whoppers: Hochul fibs wildly on ICE, Dem Sen. Jon Ossoff wages factless class warfare vs. Trump, and more

Gov. Kathy Hochul falsely claimed that ICE arrests people without cause — ignoring the many legitimate arrests made by the agency.

Zohran’s cold homeless policy: Letters to the Editor — Feb. 13, 2026

NY Post readers discuss critiques of Mayor Mamdani’s handling of New York City’s recent snowstorm and deep freeze.

California is broke — but Newsom finds money for abortion

On Wednesday, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill directing millions in public funds to Planned Parenthood.

AI’s energy demands are fueling a nuclear comeback

Nuclear energy is trending in the right direction, and it’s thanks to an unlikely suspect that has been blowing up for the last four years. Artificial intelligence has been everywhere as of late; you’ve seen it on social media and you’ve most likely used it in the past four years. As it continues to expand […]

The Bad Bunny halftime show wasn’t for you or me

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. Despite early headlines declaring that Sunday’s Super Bowl featured the most-watched […]

Fueling the transgender persecution complex is getting people killed

After yet another shooting related to transgenderism, there must be a public reckoning for an ideology that takes mentally disturbed young people and fills their heads with delusions and a persecution complex that motivates them toward violence. A man in Canada shot and killed eight people, leaving at least 25 wounded, at a school in British Columbia. […]

Buried alive: Remembering communism’s brutal Foibe massacre of Italians

Feb. 10 marked the commemoration of one of Europe’s darkest chapters: the Foibe massacres. This day, recognized in Italy as Giorno del Ricordo, honors the victims of communist-led mass killings that targeted ethnic Italians in central Europe after World War II. Thousands were murdered or exiled from their homes along the Istrian peninsula by the […]

Enabled by Democrats, Albanian prosecutors pursue Edi Rama’s political opponents

Polls consistently show Albania to be the most pro-American country in Europe. Under Cold War-era dictator Enver Hoxha, Albania was the continent’s most Stalinist regime, famously breaking with the Soviet Union in 1961 following Soviet chairman Nikita Khrushchev’s de-Stalinization. On Feb. 20, 1991, Albanians tore down Hoxha’s statue in central Tirana, marking the functional end […]

What Harvard’s Raj Chetty overlooks about upward mobility

The Harvard economist Raj Chetty, justly famous for his studies of the factors that enable upward mobility in America, is back with a new analysis that has attracted wide attention. Thanks to access to the individual tax records of a million former public housing residents whom his Opportunity Insights team tracked, he determined that a […]

Oren Cass is badly wrong about the financial industry

Oren Cass, founder of the MAGA-influential American Compass organization, argues that economic policy in the United States should pivot from its focus on free markets to policies that strengthen the economic power of workers, encourage domestic manufacturing, and promote long-term national resilience. Cass envisions an American economy and society similar to that of the 1950s […]

Congress is failing its one constitutional job

Congress is divided and dysfunctional. More importantly, it is failing to discharge its constitutional duties. As a result, our nation is “at risk,” and public trust and confidence in Congress is near a historic low. Congress only has one annual duty under the Constitution — to pass appropriations bills to fund federal operations. We have […]

Thirty years later, Section 230 is protecting the wrong people

Sometimes when my teenage son attempts to educate me about the internet, I find myself tempted to quote Aslan from The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, “Do not cite the deep magic to me, witch. I was there when it was written.” I remember the high-pitched screeches and squeals emitting from the cumbersome modems used for […]

January jobs report shows Trump economy stronger than advertised

The Bureau of Labor Statistics January jobs report blew out consensus expectations, reporting a net 130,000 jobs were created last month, more than double the 55,000 predicted by most “experts.” Unemployment also edged down to 4.3% and wages grew 3.7%, outpacing inflation. While the top-line monthly numbers were impressive, the even more pleasing real story […]

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