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Another Democrat exits California’s crowded gubernatorial race weeks before the June 2 primary election

Democrat Betty Yee, former California state controller, has dropped out of California's crowded gubernatorial race weeks before the June 2 primary election approaches.

Mamdani’s right on at least this one — Democrats lack a vision

Mamdani slammed his own Democratic Party for lacking vision, questioning “What are we for?”

How Dems keep sucking up taxpayer cash even as they squander what they take

While Democrats nationwide cheer socialist demands to raise taxes, they simultaneously demonstrate every day...

Republicans toy with migrant amnesty — and risk destroying their own party

Real immigration enforcement is the defining issue of the GOP in our time —...

Negotiate to free Iranians, ‘effective leadership’ equals safer streets and other commentary

New US-Iran talks will “focus on Iran’s nuclear ambitions,” admits The Free Press’ Eli Lake.

Congrats to Yale for admitting how it’s earned the public’s contempt

Yale University took a close look at the decline of trust in academia and concluded — refreshingly — that it has no one to...

Democrat politician kills wife, gun control groups blame the gun

Gun control groups will always blame law-abiding gun owners for gun deaths, even when the killings are committed by the very kind of Democratic politicians that those groups support. Former Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax, a Democrat whose political ambitions were erased after he faced sexual assault allegations, was found dead Thursday morning along with […]

Pete Hegseth’s shallow theatrics are damaging the Trump administration

As previously detailed by the Washington Examiner, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine is an adherent of Aurelian stoicism. Caine speaks precisely in public, celebrating the military’s mission and its inherent values of service and courage. Not so Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. Hegseth continues to purge respected officers on a […]

Marriage is what really matters

America’s cultural foundations are cracking. Marriage has been redefined and weakened, the family cast aside as outdated, and traditional ideas of manhood attacked as toxic. The result is a nation of lonely, disconnected individuals — unhappier, less stable, and increasingly unable to sustain the free institutions that made America exceptional. Timothy Goeglein’s new book, What […]

Tehran’s Art of the Deal: A slow creep, and before you notice, it’s too late

In the early 2010s, I was sitting in a park in north Tehran with an Iranian intelligence officer who didn’t know I had infiltrated his operation. He asked me a question: Do you know how to boil a frog? If you throw it into boiling water, it jumps out. But if you place it in […]

Highmark CEO’s pledge to leave Pittsburgh better off than when he arrived

PITTSBURGH — David Holmberg explains that his first week on the job as the CEO of Highmark included a private lunch with the then-PNC Financial Chair Jim Rohr at the iconic Duquesne Club in the heart of the city. The setting, which had him surrounded by rich paneled walls and the 19th-century paintings that once […]

Orban’s ouster was a win. But don’t let Hungary distract from Russia’s next target

Post-election celebrations erupted in the streets of Budapest over the weekend after Hungarian voters ousted Prime Minister Viktor Orban after 16 years, handing pro-EU opposition leader Peter Magyar a supermajority and depriving Moscow of its closest friend inside NATO. However, the challenge of Russian electoral interference in Europe is not over. Instead, it is shifting […]

On This Day: George Washington has a problem: New Yorkers are trading with the enemy

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. April 17, 1776 Gen. George Washington confronts a dangerous problem […]

Drug price relief is within reach — but only if Washington moves now

James Carville, a longtime adviser to former President Bill Clinton, coined the phrase, “It’s the economy, stupid,” to capture voters’ anxiety about their personal finances, jobs, and the cost of living. That same anxiety exists today, and employers, employees, and patients are looking for relief. Right now, far too many Americans are being priced out […]

Donald Trump is losing his mind

Imagine it was someone other than President Donald Trump. Suppose a different leader were posting deranged rants in the small hours, insulting the spiritual leader of 1.3 billion Catholics, threatening entire civilizations with annihilation, and comparing himself to God. What would be the reaction? We all know the answer. Both parties would be rushing to […]

Pulp fiction at the Pentagon

War Secretary Pete Hegseth thinks of President Donald Trump as a modern-day Jesus. Or at least that’s what he appeared to suggest at his Pentagon briefing Thursday morning. Hegseth was customarily kinetic toward the press, but this time he reached for a Biblical comparison to smite his scribbling adversaries. “The Pharisees — the so-called and […]

No dignity: Passing amnesty bill would be politically catastrophic for Republicans

Amnesty for illegal immigrants is a very real possibility right now, because a small band of renegade House Republicans might cross party lines to work with Democrats to seize control of the floor via a discharge petition and pass a bill over the objections of the House GOP leadership and the vast majority of the […]

Mamdani’s ‘bonkers’ DEI scheme is divisive — and could be deadly

Forget treating people as individuals: With his DEI demands, Zohran Mamdani aims to set up a New York City caste system.

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