New York Times opinion journalist Ross Douthat is reportedly set to join CBS News and "60 Minutes" as a correspondent. Douthat, a columnist at the Times and one of the leading voices of its opinion section, is reportedly one of a handful of new journalists who will join CBS ahead of the new season of...
A new analysis released Tuesday shows corporate boardroom diversity among S&P 500 companies has dropped to its lowest level in more than a decade. The analysis from global advisory search firm Spencer Stuart found that diverse board appointments among S&P 500 companies have been on the decline since 2021 when it peaked at 72 percent....
A federal judge in Houston ordered the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on Monday to release a man who witnessed federal immigration officers fatally shooting Lorenzo Salgado Araujo earlier this month. U.S. District Judge Keith P. Ellison wrote that the continued detention of Jose Trinidad Rojas Pliego constitutes an “unconstitutional deprivation” of his liberty. Ellison,...
Voters in Georgia's 13th Congressional District are at the polls Tuesday for a special election to fill late Rep. David Scott's (D) seat. Scott passed away in April at age 80, leaving the seat in the blue stronghold open for the first time since 2002. The late Georgia Democrat's daughter Marcye Scott is competing to...
This essay is adapted from a chapter in the edited volume Mind the Children: How to Think About the Youth Mental Health Collapse. Americans are searching for an answer to the youth mental health crisis. While many experts rightfully scrutinize smartphones and social media as culprits, another profound shift deserves our attention: the dramatic retreat […]
The “one big, beautiful bill” has cleared the House and now sits with the Senate. We are hopeful that senators will stick to the House’s framework and deliver a real repeal of green energy giveaways, such as wind and solar subsidies. With wind and solar lobbyists now descending on the Senate, the gains that were […]
For decades, America’s immigration system has been broken, battered by political gamesmanship, inaction, and extremes on both sides of the aisle. As a nation, we have failed to secure our borders, protect our citizens, or provide a fair and moral pathway forward for those who are here and contributing, yet undocumented. That failure ends now. […]
For over 40 years, Congress has known that the Social Security Trust Fund would eventually run out of money, causing an immediate payment cut. Every year, the Social Security trustees issue a report estimating when that bankruptcy date will come and call on Congress to reform the program to make it sustainable. And every year, […]
Disappointing hysterics across the political spectrum, President Donald Trump announced Monday evening that Iran and Israel have agreed in principle to a cease-fire.
All prior presidents have struck foreign targets without consulting Congress first — and waged hostilities for months its OK. No one demanded impeachment over it.
A hardcore Democratic Socialists of America operative whose partner is a member of a designated terrorist organization is a New York City employee — and...
Business leaders began calling me literally the minute The Post ran a headline Monday morning that Zohran Mamdani somehow found himself polling ahead of...
It’s a cheap shot to go after someone for being happy. Strictly speaking, that disposition is called “envy” — and it’s what prevents Democratic progress on the pro-family front. Since Sean Duffy‘s nomination and eventual confirmation as secretary of transportation, details of his large family and Christian background have been easy targets. For the Duffy-opposed, […]
California Gov. Gavin Newsom was photographed at the June 7 charity fundraiser “at the Odette Estate Winery, which Newsom co-founded in 2011,” though “riots...
