New York hosted the nation’s first Labor Day parade when 10,000 workers marched from City Hall to Union Square. As the movement grew, so did the parades and celebrations.
The far-right Alternative for Germany party surged to a resounding victory in a regional election Sunday, but fell a little short of winning a majority in its quest to form the country's first far-right state government since World War II.
An armed assailant lunged at the Democratic candidate for Ohio governor, Amy Acton, on Sunday during a campaign stop at the Canfield Fair, injuring several people, campaign officials said.
President Donald Trump appeared to excuse President Vladimir Putin’s refusal to accept an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine. Trump started the engagement well on Friday. The president graced the Russian leader with a red carpet reception at Alaska’s Elmendorf Air Force Base. But while he greeted Putin warmly, the president then had the U.S. military send […]
“The judiciary’s credibility will continue to suffer until elected lawmakers set reliable restraints to thwart Judge Boasberg’s next intrigue,” fume The Washington Times’...
When you earn power, how do you use it? With purpose or recklessly? Mark Levin’s new book, On Power, is a thorough examination of the Founding Fathers’ principles, the necessity of power, and, equally important, the need to limit it, along with the dangers posed by the constant lust for power and the relentless greed to retain it. […]
While Washington, D.C., isn’t quite the dystopian hellhole depicted by President Donald Trump, there’s little denying that the city is on a downward trajectory. Longtime visitors to the district’s Union Station have no doubt sensed that things are worsening, and they don’t improve outside; they’re just met with more litter, graffiti, homelessness, drug addicts, and […]
There’s little doubt we are witnessing something historic: Donald Trump's epic second term may be the most consequential presidency since Ronald Reagan’s.
Affordable housing and the cost of living continue to be top economic outlook issues for the future of Arizona’s prosperity, and onerous regulations are pushing the dream of home ownership further and further away for many young people. According to the National Low Income Housing Coalition’s “Out of Reach” report, Arizona is the 14th priciest […]
Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) is so obsessed with becoming president that he is trying to manipulate California voters while putting on a sad impression of President Donald Trump. Newsom’s press office on X is posting incessantly in the style of Trump’s social media postings, which is presumably supposed to be some satire of Trump’s communication style. The problem with leaning […]
I used to fly frequently between England and Japan in the 1970s, often passing at 33,000 feet over the Arctic icecap and landing to refuel in Anchorage, Alaska. There, the airport was sometimes thronged with U.S. troops on their way to or from Vietnam. My brothers and I found a sticker in a copy of […]
Last week, during a call with European leaders, President Donald Trump announced that he intends to meet in person with Russian President Vladimir Putin this Friday. This announcement comes as Trump has grown increasingly frustrated with Putin. Last month, Trump announced that North Atlantic Treaty Organization allies will finance the purchase of Patriot missile defense […]
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act’s tax reforms marked an important step toward restoring a government that trusts the people to drive economic prosperity. But now that the legislation has passed, it’s time for Congress to focus on the next piece of the economic prosperity puzzle: eliminating red tape and wasteful overspending that hamper economic […]
The growth of technology in recent years has transformed how we live our lives. In some ways, this is good. We have immediate access to a wealth of information that would astound previous generations. Technology makes our lives easier and richer, connecting us with places, people, and things we would otherwise not know or enjoy […]
