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‘I’ll never bow down’: Montana Democratic Senate nominee refuses to pave way for independent

Montana’s Democratic Senate nominee on Monday refused to drop her campaign to clear the way for an independent candidate, setting up a crowded race that is likely to help...

El-Sayed’s Health Care Sleight of Hand

El-Sayed’s imprecision betrays general inaccuracies about how and what Medicare for All policies would...

Will the Woke Own Up to Their Lunacy?

If Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez and her friends have recognized the errors of their ways, they...

The GOP Can’t Beat Something with Nothing

Republicans can and must articulate what they’re against in the ascendant left’s radical agenda....

Trump rebukes Iran’s demand for war damages, says Tehran should compensate its victims

President Trump on Monday said Iran's demand for compensation over war damage is an "interesting idea" that he will turn into a counter-demand for payment from Tehran for thousands of people killed in regime-sponsored acts of Middle East terror and protest crackdowns.

Ramaswamy has a good shot at the Ohio governorship

Businessman and former 2024 presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy will likely announce his candidacy for Ohio governor at a Cincinnati rally today. Ramaswamy, originally connected to President Donald Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency with Elon Musk, left DOGE on Jan. 20, presumably to pursue elected office in Ohio. When the term-limited Gov. Mike DeWine (R-OH) appointed […]

Don’t believe the story about the Philadelphia Eagles skipping a White House visit

A story went viral Sunday about the Philadelphia Eagles skipping an invite to attend a special ceremony at the White House because of their Super Bowl victory in February. However, people should approach the story with extreme skepticism.  As someone born and raised in Philadelphia, a stone’s throw from the stadium where the Eagles play, […]

Stop the Medicaid provider tax grift

House Republicans are calling for $1.5 trillion in spending cuts next year. Medicaid, the joint federal-state health plan established in 1965 to provide publicly funded health coverage to the poor and disabled, is reportedly where they’ll find much of that money.  Eliminating so-called “provider taxes,” which allow states to game Medicaid’s rules to extract more […]

Should Marco Rubio resign?

There is an old Iraqi joke from the days of Saddam Hussein: A journalist asks Tariq Aziz, his deputy foreign minister, “Can elephants fly?” He answers, “Of course they can’t fly.” The journalist follows up: “But the president just said elephants can fly.” “Oh, yes,” Aziz says without missing a beat, “but only very slowly.” […]

How Trump can support homeschool families

President Donald Trump has begun his second term with an energetic flurry of action. As he continues his relentless pace, it is worth remembering that before his election last November, he expressed support for homeschooling as a great educational option. He’s right. The freedom to homeschool enjoyed by Americans is indeed a unique one that […]

Hostages, humanity, and hard choices: Defending the Red Cross’s mission in Gaza

The scenes surrounding the returns of Hamas-held hostages, or their remains, in Gaza have been disturbing and dehumanizing. The International Committee of the Red Cross remains concerned about the exploitation of hostages in these handovers, which we’ve been entrusted by Israel to facilitate eight times this year. We have been unequivocal: Every release of hostages from […]

Phoenix Declaration offers an alternative vision for K-12 education

During an intense national moment with much debate about the lack of success in public K-12 education and the extent of its reforms, the Heritage Foundation last week put forward the “Phoenix Declaration: An American Vision for Education.” Heritage, flanked by a group of public officials, policy experts, and leading educators, unveiled the statement at […]

Miranda Devine: It is so easy to mock the sick and rudderless Democrats

It’s not very sportsmanlike to mock your opposition when you’re winning, but sometimes, the temptation is overwhelming.

Slumping liberal media figures should take a few days off

It’s a truism in baseball that you can’t swing your way out of a slump. Sometimes, it’s best to take a few games off to clear your mind and reset your stance.  That’s the advice we’d give to a few prominent liberal news anchors: Rachel Maddow of MSNBC, Margaret Brennan of CBS News, and Kaitlan […]

New York’s Finest deserve a fully functioning CCRB

Backlogs at the Civilian Complaint Review Board are now running over a year, making a mockery of whatever purpose the board's supposed to serve.

Randy Mastro would be a great choice for Eric Adams’ City Hall reboot

It's a great sign that Mayor Eric Adams is reportedly looking to hire Randy Mastro to replace one of the four deputy mayors jumping...

Don’t expect Trump to blink at Iran & Co.’s escalating provocations

As the first phase of the Israel-Hamas cease-fire ends, Iran and its pawns are escalating their offenses in a clear test not only of...

Donald Trump knew exactly who to call to connect with Daniel Penny — me!

The Post's Cindy Adams shares that President Trump reached out to connect with former Marine Daniel Penny after he was acquitted.

Why Dems may shut down gov’t, don’t shrug off failed bombings and other commentary

Don’t bet on a deal to avoid a government shutdown when the “current stopgap spending measure expires on March 14," New York magazine’s Ed Kilgore...

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