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Surrogate who refused abortion asks SCOTUS to intervene as baby could be moved out of Texas

Surrogate McKenna West asked the Supreme Court for an emergency administrative stay, fearing the newborn could be moved from Texas to California.

Alex Bores launches $30 million effort to unify Dems on AI

NEW YORK — A state lawmaker who gained national attention for his opposition to...

Stop using race in admissions — and leave wokeness behind

California voters have said, again and again, that universities and colleges in California should...

New York makes it official: Our high school diploma is worthless

New York’s Board of Regents just axed the 30-year-old Regents exam requirement for high...

Gavin Newsom torches $1M in taxpayer cash to thwart probes of fraud

In the world of Gavin Newsom, fraud investigations are something to fight, not assist.

Loudoun County punishes students for being sexually harassed

Loudoun County Public Schools officials have continued to promote transgender ideology, even to the extent that they ignore sexual assault. According to 7News, LCPS has opened a Title IX investigation into three male high school students for the grave offense of not wanting to change in a locker room with a transgender student. This student, […]

Left’s ‘Big Bird defense’ won’t work this time as Trump axes funds for biased PBS, NPR

All Americans shouldn't be taxed to pay for radio and TV programming that caters primarily to Democrats — and is rife with leftist bias.

Ending the student-loan scam is crucial to fixing higher education

Let the sunlight in; make defaulters pay; remember the schools bear huge blame.

How hostile nations use US legal residency to spy

The discussion about U.S. border security focuses on mass migration and foreigners who circumvent our legal immigration system, but those aren’t the only valid concerns. What are the espionage risks to U.S. national security posed by legal immigration? First, it must be understood that the vetting scheme employed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement is broadly […]

Participating in a race war makes you a loser, according to game theory

The online race war has made a $1 million escalation. And now, some on the Right argue that they should start to play the worst of the racial-essentialist Left’s game. After 17-year old Karmelo Anthony was charged with murder for stabbing a fellow Texas student to death at a high school track meet, a mob […]

ProPublica is rewarded for its political hackery with a Pulitzer Prize

ProPublica is perhaps the nation’s leading purveyor of Potemkin journalism, which entails dressing up political propaganda with neutral-sounding journalistic verbiage to create the impression that you’ve done genuine reporting. This week, ProPublica, naturally, was awarded a Pulitzer Prize in “public service” for “exposing the fatal consequences of abortion bans.” Now, the first hitch here is […]

Trump lets Newsom off the hook for wrecking Hollywood

President Donald Trump has thrown yet another hand grenade into the economy, this time in the form of an evening post to Truth Social about imposing a 100% tariff on movies produced overseas. It seems strange to proclaim that “the Movie Industry in America is DYING a very fast death” and suggest a so-called defense that sparks […]

The Founders did not believe in an open society or open borders

Open borders constitute a change of regime from the original founding belief in republican self-government and natural rights to the belief in an open society, which is justified by the cosmopolitan belief that “nobody is illegal” and we are all “citizens of the world.” This humanitarianism is often informed by the passion of compassion, an […]

Women agree: Flexibility in the workforce is critical

In a culture that seems to pit “boss babes” and “trad wives” against each other, recent polling of voters by the Independent Women’s Forum shows one common sentiment in the conversation about femininity and family life: 90% of women agree that flexibility is important in the workforce. In today’s fast-evolving economy, flexibility in the workplace isn’t just a perk […]

Don’t trust the media’s Social Security hysteria: Trump is delivering results

This is what good government looks like: focused, humble and urgent. President Trump called for results over rhetoric, and the Social Security Administration is...

Pronatalist compromises are doomed to fail

Unless we can envision a society in which the family takes social priority, the idea of a wide pronatalist coalition is implausible. That’s probably a good thing, even if it bodes poorly for politics. Still, the push for a sort of bipartisan pronatalism is gaining initiative, encouraged largely by the Trump administration’s current policy proposals. […]

Thunderbolts: Marvel’s superheroes have nothing left to tackle but depression

Deep into what Marvel calls its fifth phase, the studio’s 36th film, Thunderbolts, unfolds in a post-Avengers era. The star-studded supergroup has disbanded, with its scant vestiges becoming fixtures within U.S. government bureaucracies; even the Winter Soldier is now a suited congressman. More proof that President Ronald Reagan was on to something when he quipped […]

‘Bai lan’ and how Trump’s tariffs are hurting China and helping the US

“Bai lan” is a Chinese colloquial expression that means “let it rot” or “let it decay.” In contemporary terms, it represents a phenomenon in China’s culture that describes an apathetic mindset and disposition to accept a deteriorating situation rather than engage in any effort to improve it. It’s analogous to the effects Trump’s tariffs can […]

Democrats have learned nothing on immigration

Freshman Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) may have had the political intuition to co-sponsor the Laken Riley Act, but he is still a Democrat, which means his true loyalty lies in maintaining open borders, hence his tweet on Cinco de Mayo calling for a mass amnesty for the literally millions of illegal immigrants former President Joe […]

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