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Trump says he will nominate acting AG Todd Blanche to permanently lead Justice Department

President Trump announces plans to nominate acting Attorney General Todd Blanche to permanently lead the Department of Justice after Pam Bondi's firing.

Miranda Devine: The Dems launch more fake rumors about Trump’s health — but the president is at the top of his game

The day I went to the White House to interview President Trump, Democrats launched...

NY lawmakers’ gender-neutralizing bill would dehumanize women – and strip us of our most meaningful identity

Americans were assured that if Donald Trump became president, women would be stripped of...

Behind today’s radical, Jew-hating Democratic party is a monster created by Barack Obama

Because as every horror fan will tell you, monsters, once released, are very hard...

California primary: A big win for common sense

The results of the California primary are still trickling in, but the verdict of...

Mamdani & Chi Ossé’s performances this week prove they’re in the wrong field

Mayor Zohran Mamdani and City Councilman Chi Ossé are in the wrong field: As they proved this week, they belong in show business, not...

How California can counter China on AI — and engineer a big US win

Imagine two teams preparing for a world championship. One arrives with a full game plan. Coaches, players, and management are aligned around a single...

The Founding Fathers tried to save us from Abigail Spanberger’s greedy Virginia power grab

We're inching closer to a true constitutional crisis as blue states — now including Virginia — try to force popular-vote presidential contests on the...

Teen girl stomped on NYC street shows a generation abandoned to phones and porn

Every generation has its “kids these days” moment.

The week in whoppers: Sen. Murphy cheers for Iran, NY Times goes to bat for . . . SHOPLIFTING, and more

Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) wrote on X that it was "awesome" that Iranian ships have reportedly gotten through the blockade President Trump ordered on...

Coming home: Mark Cuban shines as Pittsburgh’s potential takes center stage

PITTSBURGH — It is clear that Mark Cuban is happy to be home. His smile never leaves him the entire time here, from his fireside chat to judging a Shark Tank-style startup pitch competition that highlighted technological innovation in sports. Yes, Dallas is his adoptive home — he has even recreated the Pittsburgh tradition of […]

The Democratic Party’s love affair with hateful communist Hasan Piker

Hasan Piker is an antisemite, a terrorist supporter, and a communist millionaire. He supports violence, up to and including the murder of his political opponents. And Democrats are in love with him. Piker, who makes a living as a Twitch streamer, was brought on by the New York Times for an interview about why stealing from businesses is good […]

The New York Times amplifies Hasan Piker’s insane justifications for terrorism 

The most famous newspaper in America is uncritically promoting an extremist’s attempted moral justifications for domestic terrorism. I know: That sounds like a bad-faith caricature or a scene from an intentionally exaggerated parody. Nope. It’s just a Wednesday in 2026.  New York Times “culture editor” Nadja Spiegelman just did a softball interview with the leftist […]

US tempts China by exhausting air defense munitions in Iran war

By launching a full-scale war on Iran instead of a more limited attritional campaign against its nuclear program, President Donald Trump has badly weakened America’s ability to resist a future Chinese attack on Taiwan. It’s the air defense munitions, stupid. Weeks prior to the war, I warned that “defending against [Iranian missile] attacks would mean degrading […]

On This Day: John Adams: Inhabitants splitting into ‘staunch Americans,’ ‘staunch Britons,’ and ‘half Way Men’

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 22, 1776 Sentiments favoring independence from Great Britain are […]

Biden and Congress to blame for Trump-era travel turbulence

2026 has been a frustrating year for American flyers. Oil price volatility from the Iran war is translating to higher ticket prices, and Congress’s failure to fund the Transportation Security Administration has fueled airport chaos. The fiasco currently unfolding with Spirit Airlines, which could leave travelers with fewer choices or taxpayers with a bigger bill, […]

The truth about Arizona’s school choice program fraud

School choice programs in recent years have been marred by allegations of fraud from critics who argue they are rife with bad actors looking to get rich off state dollars. Whether it is “fly-by-night” private schools, negligent parents looking to make a quick buck, or high-profile stories about questionable Education Savings Accounts purchases — such […]

The big CON: These laws kill hospital competition

With cost-of-living concerns in sharp focus as the November midterm elections near, both the executive branch and Congress are homing in on hospital rates as a driver of higher healthcare costs. In late March, the Department of Justice charged New York-Presbyterian Hospital with antitrust violations. Next week, the House Ways and Means Committee has scheduled […]

Trump isn’t so unpredictable. He is (mostly) following the polls

There is a view prevalent in the media and pundit universe that President Donald Trump is some kind of enigma. You never know what he is going to do or say next. While it is true that Trump operates on a level of unfiltered impulsivity rarely seen in politics, he is plenty calculating. Trump is […]

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