Opinion

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.

New Yorkers get slammed yet again by a state budget that LITERALLY robs them blind

New Yorkers are getting robbed blind — because state politicians are doing deals with taxpayers' money in the dark. 

Prince Harry seeks Royal reconciliation by pondering when the King will die

Prince Harry, formerly a British Army Apache gunship pilot and combat veteran, continued his subsequently tragic descent into whining ignominy on Friday. Harry told the BBC, “I can’t see a world in which I would be bringing my wife and children back to the [United Kingdom] at this point.” Harry insisted “I love my country,” […]

Tim Walz’s goofy ‘revelation’ speaks volumes about Democrats’ identity-politics fixation

“I could code talk to white guys — watching football, fixing their truck,” Walz explained. “I was the permission structure to say, ‘Look, you...

Brown student Alex Shieh is over the target on BS jobs and DEI— so the school is going after him

His actual sin: Wanting to know from the 3,805 people who work non-faculty jobs at Brown how they spend their time at the $90,000...

Dear California Democrats: Buying minors for sex should always be a felony

California Democrats are fighting Republicans (and themselves) over whether buying minors for sex should be a felony or whether there are some occasions when it isn’t that bad. Democrats in the California legislature blocked a bill from a fellow Democratic assemblywoman, Maggy Krell, until she agreed to remove part of the bill that would make […]

New media is starting to look just like the old media

The Trump administration is shaking up the White House press corps in some truly interesting ways. One is the implementation of “influencer briefings,” during which White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt takes questions from nontraditional journalists and social media influencers. In principle, this is a fantastic idea. Millions of people now get their news online, […]

When transgender fetishes involve infants

We have come to the point in transgenderism that to “do no harm” is subject more to interpretation than to dictate. Government actors are starting to turn the tide on child endangerment in this realm, but the sad reality is even that is a bit too late — the harm starts far before hormone treatments. […]

Congress protects women with Take It Down Act

New Jersey was the first state to acknowledge the dangers of “revenge porn,” banning the trend in 2004. Alaska followed its lead in 2006, and then Texas years later in 2015. More states jumped on board, often dealing with the confusing legality of protecting First Amendment rights, not having previous court cases to go off of, […]

A Democratic congressman tried to reduce Pete Hegseth’s salary to $1

During a Cabinet meeting marking President Donald Trump’s 100th day in office, the Commander in Chief jokingly referred to his secretary of defense, Pete Hegseth, as the “least controversial person at the table.” It was a facetious comment meant to convey the vast number of political attacks Hegseth has endured since taking office. Much, if […]

Net deadly: Europe’s blackouts are a warning for Americans

A massive blackout crippled Spain and Portugal on Monday, grounding flights, halting transport, and leaving millions without power. The cause was “unclear,” the New York Times reported, with “no evidence of a cyberattack.” As Spanish officials urged citizens to stay off the roads, European leaders said they were attempting to ascertain the cause of the […]

Sorry, but Trump’s transgender policies are just common sense

The day he was sworn in as the 47th president, Donald Trump signed an executive order titled “Defending Women From Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government.” It plainly states, “my Administration will defend women’s rights and protect freedom of conscience by using clear and accurate language and policies that recognize women […]

Trouble at the northern border

Commentary on Canada’s anti-Trumpian election result missed a key point, which is that it was due to many Canadians being anti-American bigots. I say this startling thing despite being blessed with Canadian relatives and friends whom I love, despite admiring and liking many others, and despite (perhaps because of) having for decades visited, lived in, […]

Despite what you may hear, young women are still interested in men

According to the Wall Street Journal’s Rachel Wolfe, women are simply no longer interested in being with men.  “A 2022 Pew survey of single adults showed only 34% of single women were looking for romance, compared with 54% of single men,” Wolfe reports, adding, “Over half of single women said they believed they were happier […]

Taking the school bus to the teachers union

Student reading levels are at 10-year lows. However, one might doubt this when looking at Illinois, where the Chicago Teachers Union is doing its best to sustain the absenteeism that has set the school system back so far. In time for Cinco de Mayo, the union is pursuing a five-day protest “to stop the billionaire […]

- A word from our sponsors -

spot_img
HomeOpinion