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Democratic Women’s Caucus leaders call on Max Miller to resign

Leaders of the Democratic Women’s Caucus (DWC) on Wednesday called on Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) to resign, as the House Ethics Committee probes abuse allegations levied against him by his ex-wife. DWC Chair Teresa Leger Fernández (N.M.) and Vice Chairs Hillary Scholten (Mich.) and Emilia Sykes (Ohio) called the alleged abuse Miller perpetrated against Emily...

For Babydog, it’s time to help the greyhounds

Federation of Humane Organizations of West Virginia President Theresa Bruner is calling on Sen. Jim Justice to support the Greyhound Protection Act in the Senate Agriculture Committee to end state-subsidized greyhound racing.

Stephen A. Smith knocks WNBA coach for backing trans athletes: ‘Irresponsible’

Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith on Tuesday heavily criticized a WNBA coach over a shirt she wore courtside that said, “Trans Kids Belong.” In a game Sunday against the Indiana Fever, Minnesota Lynx head coach Cheryl Reeve wore the shirt following comments made by Fever guard Sophie Cunningham, where the Indiana player said she wants...

Sabato’s Crystal Ball shifts Kansas Senate race in Democrats’ favor

Election handicapper Sabato’s Crystal Ball on Tuesday shifted the Kansas Senate race from safe Republican to likely Republican following the Rev. Adam Hamilton’s Democratic primary win. Sabato’s Crystal Ball said a Hamilton win is a “long shot” but highlighted his $3.09 million fundraising advantage over incumbent Sen. Roger Marshall (R-Kan.) last quarter as a growing...

Big Oil wants to rig the courts. You’ll pay for it on your utility bill.

Congressman Mike Levin argues that rising energy costs and climate disaster expenses stem from fossil fuel industry deception and lack of corporate accountability, proposing the Energy Bills Relief Act as a solution.

Why a soak-the-rich tax hike is a disaster — for the economy and for Trump

From President Kennedy to President Reagan, the most successful periods of economic expansion in American history followed significant reductions in tax rates.

Trump tariffs’ squeeze on small businesses: Letters to the Editor — April 17, 2025

Post readers discuss the negative effect of President Trump’s tariffs on small-business owners around the country.

The mad world vision inside Zohran Mamdani’s head

The mayor of New York City is a figure of national importance, even though no one in the past century has risen from City...

Trump vs. the racists, an Obama-esque Iran play and other commentary

“The political Right has come to accept that if there must be a civil-rights regime, it should be one of its own making,” observes...

Takeaways from the early midterm election fundraising numbers

As campaigns gear up for the midterm elections next year, both Democrats and Republicans are claiming fundraising victories. In the open Senate seats in Michigan, Minnesota, and New Hampshire, all currently under Democratic control, Democrats are off to a hot start. Much of the advantage is due to the fact that, while the seats are […]

Democrats defend wife-beaters and Hamas fans to #Resist Trump’s greatest success

Nine months before Rosa Parks became an American heroine over her refusal to give up her seat on a segregated Montgomery bus, another black woman was arrested for the exact same defiance. Claudette Colvin was far from the first black American to be arrested under the tyranny of Jim Crow. But by 1955, the NAACP […]

Did Gavin Newsom just do something useful?

Democrats like Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) may have called the Supreme Court “evil” after it held that the Clean Air Act didn’t empower the Environmental Protection Agency to regulate coal plants out of existence, but now Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) is citing that very precedent in his new suit challenging President Donald Trump’s tariff regime. […]

I’m a professor: Here’s why my college’s new radical admissions policy makes sense — not ‘sheep’

College admissions are broken — and everyone knows it. Working at a number of colleges over my career has taught me the ideal students...

More proof that Bronx DA Darcel Clark is the ‘root cause’ of crime in her borough

NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch points out that the best place to steal a car is the Bronx.

Ivy League universities continue to choose discrimination

Ivy League universities continue to be governed by far-left ideologies, and the result has been more discrimination on campus. Harvard University rejected a list of demands from the Trump administration that it must meet to maintain federal funding. The demands included rejecting merit-based admissions and hiring, increasing ideological diversity on campus, ending all diversity, equity, […]

Democratic passions catch fire over deported illegal immigrant

DEMOCRATIC PASSIONS CATCH FIRE OVER DEPORTED ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT. With all that has happened since January, one issue that has received less and less attention is the flow of illegal crossers over the U.S.-Mexico border. That’s because there no longer is a flow of illegal crossers over the U.S.-Mexico border. President Donald Trump stopped it in a […]

Columbia professors hypocritically protest speech suppression

At a rally at Columbia University last week, faculty brandished placards that read “Defend Freedom of Speech” and “Defend Academic Freedom.” One faculty member waved a sign reading, “No appeasement. I’m German. I know where this leads.” Joseph Howley, an associate professor of classics, said that “attacks” on free speech result in a “chilling effect […]

Why does union membership keep declining?

It hardly qualifies as news anymore, but according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, union membership declined from 2023 to 2024, going from 10% to 9.9% of wage and salary workers. Some 32% of public employees are union members compared to only 5.9% of private sector workers, down from 6.0% in 2023. This means 49% […]

Mario Vargas Llosa’s eternal battle against authoritarianism

Rezo Kiknadze, a 26-year-old detained during anti-government protests in Tbilisi in December, faces six years in prison. In a Georgian court, Kiknadze addressed the judge and quoted Mario Vargas Llosa’s novel The Feast of the Goat: “This book is about a tyrant’s end — in the end, everyone leaves the dictator and he dies alone.” […]

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