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When does daylight saving time end in 2026? As early as possible

As warm as it is right now, late fall isn't that far away.

Hawaii contractor nominated to construct GOP comeback after two-decade Democratic hold on governor’s mansion

Gary Cordery won the Republican nomination for Hawaii governor and now faces Democratic Gov. Josh Green despite a massive fundraising gap ahead.

Hawaii Gov. Josh Green cruises to Democratic primary win, sets up fall matchup with GOP nominee

Democratic Hawaii Gov. Josh Green's 56% approval rating and $3.5 million war chest left three underfunded challengers with no path in the primary.

Hawaii rep cruises to Dem primary win after challenger arrested for beach brawl

Progressive Rep. Jill Tokuda cruised past three Democratic primary challengers in Hawaii's 2nd Congressional District to face Republican Brenton Awa.

Dem establishment strikes back as longtime incumbent fends off progressive challenger

Ed Case survived his toughest primary challenge yet from progressive state Sen. Jarrett Keohokalole, who attacked his SAVE America Act vote and Trump stance.

Columbia professor marches for Gaza while funded by your tax dollars

American taxpayers are subsidizing a Columbia University professor who marched in pro-Hamas demonstrations on campus.

The UN is one big anti-American, anti-human rights racket

President Donald Trump is trying to find out which parts of the United Nations have ties to anti-American beliefs. The answer is all of it. That’s because the U.N. is a destructive global bureaucracy full of the most despicable and power-hungry people on the planet. On Thursday, a British jury convicted Lydia Mugambe of “conspiring […]

Viewing Pope Francis as the anti-Trump clouds immigration judgment

One difficulty in the U.S. immigration debate is the mass of people who hold positions contradictory to their heuristics. Namely, there are some who want to import non-Christian people in the name of Christianity. Mahmoud Khalil is one such import. A graduate student and green card holder, Khalil was arrested recently on the grounds that […]

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is off to a terrible start

Some of President Donald Trump’s Cabinet officials, such as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, are off to a strong, if controversial, start to leading their respective federal agencies. Then there’s Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, who is making some head-scratching moves and can’t seem to stop embarrassing himself on national television. For […]

Childhood vaccines still matter

As a child, I spent a lot of time with my mother’s cousin Dolly. I remember seeing childhood pictures of Dolly running through her yard. That was before she contracted the polio virus. Sadly, there was no polio vaccine for Dolly at the time. Dolly spent the rest of her life in a wheelchair and […]

Trump is not delivering for his voters

Donald Trump defeated his not-so-democratically-selected opponent, Kamala Harris, by 86 electoral seats and over 2 million votes in November. On his path to victory, Trump won every battleground state, with Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, North Carolina, Georgia, Arizona, and Nevada all pulling the lever for the 45th and 47th president of the United States. But now, […]

What are conservatives to make of Anora?

Conservatives often bemoan their cultural losses — and not entirely without reason. Hollywood, academia, and the media lean liberal. Yet every now and then, a quiet victory sneaks through, wrapped in a film that may not “own the libs” but hums with values conservatives should instantly recognize. Rather than taking the win, many on the […]

Should Trump pardon Derek Chauvin?

The American justice system is supposed to work based on the presumption of innocence. To achieve a guilty verdict, a prosecutor must provide proof beyond a reasonable doubt. It was nearly four years ago that former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty on all federal and state charges in the killing of George Floyd. But the […]

Throw Mahmoud Khalil out, and others with him

Mahmoud Khalil is a leading agitator in New York who stokes hatred and harassment of Jews, works for the eradication of Israel, glorifies the murderous evil of Hamas terrorism, and presses for the “total elimination of Western civilization.” So he is among the most repellent of men in a country of 335 million people, which […]

Resistance will only make Trump stronger

When a federal district judge ruled on March 1 that President Donald Trump could not remove the head of the Office of Special Counsel, Hampton Dellinger, it seemed like a huge setback for the administration. In a 67-page opinion, Judge Amy Berman Jackson stressed that Congress had made that whistleblower-protection agency independent of presidential control […]

Trump’s rare earth mineral deals are about AI

In the rapidly shifting landscape of artificial intelligence, the United States faces an urgent challenge: securing a stable and independent supply of rare earth minerals. Indeed, AI hardware and chips rely on these rare elements as essential building blocks.   For decades, China has dominated this market, controlling around 70% of global production and an even […]

City lights and crime

“Rick Perry’s Strange Sex Story” was the New York Times headline. The columnist, Gail Collins, said Perry further proved he was “an absolutely terrible secretary of energy” by arguing “that fossil fuels would protect women from sexual assault.” Perry, a conservative Republican from Texas, was an official in President Donald Trump’s Cabinet during his first […]

Prosecuting the homeless for their own good

Democratic officials in California have circled back from their coddling of drug addicts and homeless people to the understanding that they can use criminal law as leverage to eliminate the kind of antisocial behavior that destroys the quality of life in their cities. San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan was the latest to discover this groundbreaking […]

To tallow or not to tallow

Certain foods stand out as political signifiers: You’re more likely to see Republicans at a steakhouse chowing down on a rare filet and less likely to see them at the local salad bar ordering a vegetarian greens and grains bowl. Democrats are more predisposed to their ice cream fix from Ben & Jerry’s or perhaps […]

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