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Trump blasts Putin, questioning if Russian leader wants peace or is just ‘tapping me along’

President Donald Trump has expressed doubts that Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to end its war with Ukraine which has raged for more than three years.

‘No excuse’: Bipartisan fury erupts over New Jersey’s REAL ID backlog

New Jersey is at the bottom of a CBS survey for REAL ID-compliant states, and bipartisan outrage has ensued.

Why Zohran Mamdani is bad for NYC families

Socialist Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani has made a splash in the race for New York...

NYC is faltering — and a bailout from Washington is highly unlikely

This month marks the 50th anniversary of the New York City fiscal crisis of...

Sen. Chris Murphy’s ’emergency’ message about Trump is connecting with Democratic voters

Connecticut Sen. Chris Murphy isn't drawing stadium-size crowds like Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are as he tours the country talking to voters. But in a packed concert hall in rural North Carolina, people are starting to view the Democrat as worthy of the national spotlight.

EPA, stop fighting us. We’re on the same side

The United States faces an energy crisis. Demand for electricity is rising at rates not seen in decades. Our job at the Coalition for Green Capital is to help provide the clean, low-cost power all Americans need. We share that goal with the Environmental Protection Agency, but you would never know it from the obstacles […]

In defense of Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth

In recent weeks, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has been the target of many criticisms and attacks about his competence. His opponents will have you believe they are condemning him because of errors he made since he’s been in office. However, those are meant to distract from the primary reason behind Hegseth’s criticisms: jealousy and […]

Not local enough: The Montgomery County Public Schools case

The Supreme Court heard arguments this week in Mahmoud v. Taylor, in which parents from Montgomery County, Maryland, challenged the public school system for the right to opt their young children out from exposure to books on LGBT themes. The case appears, on the surface, to reverse long-standing views of the role of local government. […]

We’re running out of time to identify Holocaust victims and villains — and rising antisemitism makes cracking ‘cold cases’ more urgent than ever

On a research trip to investigate Holocaust killing sites in Ukraine, I met an elderly couple in a village who lived there when its...

Miranda Devine: Leftists to blame for much of the US housing crisis — as almost a third of Americans are ‘housing-poor’

It was typical of Joe Biden’s presidency that, when faced with a difficult problem, he would take the cynical approach of finding a scapegoat...

A good day for pluralism in public education at the Supreme Court

The Supreme Court will not issue a final ruling until this summer, but if oral arguments this week are any indication, the justices will restore parents’ right to prevent the indoctrination of their public school children into radical gender ideology. This will be welcome to anyone who wants to see schools succeed as foundational institutions […]

Why Ukraine is in an impossible spot with the White House peace deal

What Team Trump wants, Zelensky can't say yes to.

Let the Massapequa Chiefs keep their name

Memo to the stick-in-the-mud Karens at the State Education Department: Let Massapequa High School keep on being the "Chiefs."

Don’t fall for ‘Iran deal’ lie, Mr. President — the mullahs can’t be trusted

President Trump’s attitude towards Iran is causing many to scratch their heads.

Don’t trust the climate doomers spooking us with lies

Bunk, bunk, bunk: Environmental zealots are addicted to scaring us with climate myths — because it pays.

Alito’s right to warn: Court’s knee-jerk habit of slapping Trump will cost it dearly

Chief Justice John Roberts seems oblivious to the fact that the biggest threat to the courts’ legitimacy come from the courts themselves, as they...

Hegseth turns to his mission to reshape the military

CARLISLE, Pennsylvania — Minutes after giving a policy-rich address to senior-level military students, faculty, and staff at the Army War College here in rural Cumberland County, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said in an interview with the Washington Examiner that he relished the occasion to detail the Pentagon’s focus going forward. “The opportunity to articulate the […]

Legal Aid’s relentless pro-crime push puts all New Yorkers in danger

The publicly funded Legal Aid Society spends millions of taxpayer dollars on litigation and lobbying to force changes in the law that benefit criminals...

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