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Trump’s immigration crackdown looms over Minnesota’s bruising Senate primary

In the streets surrounding a drab federal office complex next to the Minneapolis airport, the beleaguered resistance to President Donald Trump found its footing.

Trump needs to find a way out of Iran war, even if it is a ‘bad deal,’ Dem Sen. Murphy says

Sen. Chris Murphy said Sunday he would support a "bad deal" to end the U.S. war against Iran because Americans are suffering from the conflict and the price to reopen the Strait of Hormuz "increases by the day."

Cassidy says there are ‘positive things’ to say about newly minted AG Blanche

Sen. Bill Cassidy said Sunday he is optimistic that Todd Blanche will serve admirably as U.S. attorney general after his swing vote salvaged his embattled nomination.

El-Sayed spoke with Obama as Michigan Democrats look to unite after a bitter Senate primary

Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Michigan, said Sunday he has spoken with Barack Obama and hopes the former president campaigns with him as the party tries to unite after a bitter primary that exposed deep rifts between its progressive and moderate wings.

El-Sayed stresses Democratic unity in Michigan Senate race, aims to hold Trump ‘accountable’

Michigan's Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate, Abdul El-Sayed, on Sunday said the party has its differences but stands united in its desire to combat the "moral rot" at the Trump administration and corporate interests.

As top podcasters host rank antisemites, Jews need to stand up to the bullies across the spectrum

The only way out of this cycle of degradation is being strong.

Al Green’s Trump temper tantrum: Letters to the Editor — March 8, 2025

NY Post readers discuss the Democrats’ behavior during President Trump’s speech to a joint session of Congress.

The West’s ‘thin red line’, Egypt’s ‘do-nothing’ Gaza plan and other commentary

“For now, Ukraine is ground zero in Russian President Vladimir Putin’s war against the West” — but, warn Mark Toth & Jonathan Sweet at...

Kathy Hochul cries wolf on Medicaid ‘cuts’ to cover up her own political abuse of its funds

In her four budget cycles since taking over as governor, Hochul has jacked up the state share of Medicaid by 59% — at a...

Between Rwanda and Congo, the US picked the wrong side

The United States and the United Kingdom responded to the outbreak of war in eastern Congo late last month by slapping sanctions on Rwanda‘s defense minister and the spokesman for Congo’s M23 insurgent group. The State Department’s move was counterproductive and morally inverse, the equivalent of blaming a beaten wife for fighting back against her […]

How the Right is embracing ‘opportunity feminism’

At age 27, Karoline Leavitt set a record by becoming the youngest person to serve as White House press secretary. Not only is it an impressive feat to hold this demanding and notable position at her age, but she’s also making strides in her career while embracing a new chapter in her life: motherhood. Leavitt, who […]

Bring the hammer down on Perkins Coie and every other player in the Russigate scandal

President Donald Trump has ordered the suspension of security clearances for employees at Perkins Coie, the shady Dem superfirm whose lawyers played a key...

Gavin Newsom is not moderating on transgender matters

Gov. Gavin Newsom‘s (D-CA) new podcast is the unofficial start of his campaign for president in 2028, and he is beginning the run pretending he has moderated on transgender matters. Newsom acknowledged that males playing in female sports is “deeply unfair” in a discussion with conservative activist Charlie Kirk. This alone is a violation of […]

Behind the push to recruit students into the trades

JOHNSTOWN, Pennsylvania — Alex Gambino, 21, is the son of two educators. He’s busy working welding a piece of material that will be used on a heavily armored military vehicle when finished. Despite two college-educated parents, who teach at the local Cambrian County schools, he wanted nothing to do with college following high school. “I […]

DOGE must audit and disarm the IRS

The Department of Government Efficiency’s interest in auditing the IRS should be welcome news. The agency is not above scrutiny; it deserves an audit, just like the ones it pushes on taxpayers. What they may not know about the IRS, however, is that it is heavily and inappropriately armed. DOGE is mandated not just to […]

Recalling the twisted tyranny of ‘follow the science’

The COVID-19 era began five years ago with the cancellation of some NBA and NHL games followed by the closures of schools, churches, and businesses. Then, stay-at-home orders and social-distancing rules hit us, followed by mask mandates and, later, vaccine mandates. Of all the errors, follies, and misdeeds of this disastrous period, the most damaging […]

The Trump uncertainty principle

THE TRUMP UNCERTAINTY PRINCIPLE. Back in 2016, when I was covering Donald Trump‘s first presidential campaign, I met a number of Republican voters who were open to Trump — they weren’t thrilled by other candidates, such as Jeb Bush, Ted Cruz, and Marco Rubio — but they were not quite able to commit to supporting the […]

Democrats kneel for criminals but won’t stand for a child cancer survivor

Much has been made of the classless displays by congressional Democrats during President Donald Trump’s joint address. From Rep. Al Green’s (D-TX) outburst to the performative political theatrics and hyperbolic hysteria, Democrats were widely criticized for their actions on Tuesday night. However, the most egregious display of their vitriolic hatred was when the majority of Democrats […]

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