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Fresh proof that ‘Democratic Socialists’ will act like communists once elected

It is not difficult, these days, to see the neo-communist flipside of “Democratic Socialists” — once they find power. NYC Democratic Socialists (NYC-DSA) hold a rally, marking the start...

Rolling Stone Predictably Swoons over Hasan Piker

‘Why Is Everyone Scared of Hasan Piker?’ asks the headline at Rolling Stone, before...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 10

2021—In a 158-page opinion (in Whole Woman’s Health Alliance v. Rokita), Judge Sarah Evans Barker ducks...

We Are Nun Too Lost

Why are TikTok influencers suddenly paying attention to nuns?

Duke Law Defies the Supreme Court on Affirmative Action

The DOJ revealed that Duke continues to privilege black and Hispanic applicants at the...

Retiring from self-improvement

“You look great,” someone said to me last week. “Have you lost weight?” Which is always nice to hear, but it got me thinking. In the first place, I haven’t lost a pound, I assure you. I eat just as much bread as I always have, which is to say all the bread I can […]

Yearning for another miracle

It has now been 45 years since the United States men’s hockey team delivered the iconic Miracle on Ice, defeating the Soviet Union at the 1980 Olympic Winter Games in Lake Placid, New York. That game, played on Feb. 22, 1980, has gone down in history as one of the most famous moments in sports. […]

Free trade is an IQ test

Protectionism is a vibe, not an argument. Its exponents hold a series of positions that are more esthetic than empirical. They don’t like cheap goods. They don’t like the corporate suits whom they imagine to be the beneficiaries of globalization. They do like horny-handed sons of toil in coal mines and steel mills — or, […]

For love of country

People join the United States military for many different reasons. They may want technical training, a paycheck, college money, or even simple travel and adventure. Others, like my new friend, former Navy Reserve Lt. Mary Kallen, join the military due to nothing more than a deep love of country and a desire to help America. […]

To truly kill quotas, Team Trump must ax these racial lawsuits

The president is taking on disparate impact liability, the flawed legal doctrine that let bureaucrats impose race-based policies without any evidence of actual discrimination.

Hapless Kathy Hochul refuses to hold college Jew-haters accountable

The verdict is in: Antisemitism in New York, particularly at colleges, will continue to rage until the state gets a real governor. Kathy Hochul’s...

Putin will need to give (back) land to get peace

On Wednesday, President Trump told reporters that the White House would "try very hard to make a good deal" so that Ukraine "can get...

Barnard’s spoiled protesters expose the spineless leadership of colleges and New York’s pols — again

Barnard is allowing the group a run roughshod over them. Still. While acknowledging the group "showed blatant disregard for the safety of our community,"...

This court ‘win for mothers’ puts CHILDREN’S lives at risk

The court ruled that unless the mother herself abused her child, ACS can't compel her to accept any kind of check-ins to make sure...

Free the Ukrainian children stolen by Russia

Russia’s abuse of the Ukrainian population — and in particular its children — must be front and center of any ceasefire negotiation.

The week in whoppers: MSNBC’s Joy Reid offers a delusional farewell, CNN’s Brian Stelter reveals his anti-right bias and more

Former MSNBC host Joy Reid claimed that her divisive show "mattered" during her final broadcast after the network canceled it.

Jeff Bezos’ Washington Post overhaul and the weakening of the woke

The furious reaction to Jeff Bezos reveals the left’s intolerance of any dissenting news source — but his changes will make the legacy media...

Antisemitism is on the march in Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH — Not On Our Dime, a left-wing pro-Palestinian activist group that has been collecting signatures in Pittsburgh for a ballot initiative to restrict the city from doing business with firms tied to Israel, announced they have gathered enough signatures to appear on the May primary ballot. It marked the second time in a year […]

On Ukraine, Trump changed the conversation

ON UKRAINE, TRUMP CHANGED THE CONVERSATION. “Thank you for changing the conversation,” British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said to President Donald Trump at the White House on Thursday before the two went into meetings on ending the war in Ukraine. Just the day before, at his Cabinet meeting, Trump said of Ukraine, “I’ve had very good conversations […]

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