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California: the high-tech society that can’t (or won’t) count ballots

California takes forever to count ballots. And there's no excuse.

How the Trump DOJ Extracted a Guilty Plea from John Bolton

Lawfare and misconduct are not mutually exclusive.

Modest Wins for the Administrative State at the Supreme Court

Two victories for federal agencies and one for makers of generic drugs.

New Lozier Study Shows Chemical Abortions Are Largely Unregulated

This important Lozier study demonstrates that stopping telehealth abortions should remain a top priority...

Judge Dismisses Charges Against Trans-Identifying Sex Offender Accused of Exposing Himself in Girls’ Locker Rooms

A Virginia judge found the latest charges against repeat offender Richard Cox were ‘unconstitutional’...

The dangerous national security shell company game

A national security crisis is unfolding before our eyes and we can’t even see it. A failure by the federal government to enforce the law is allowing hidden Chinese companies to use opacity loopholes and vacuum up American companies, technology, and secrets. An anonymous Bermuda shell company bought an insurance provider for the CIA and […]

GOP’s fatal attraction to unions is the start of a bad romance

The likely result: a broad drag on economic growth, with higher prices for consumers, slower innovation and weaker competitiveness for American firms internationally.

Hey, NYC Comptroller Mark Levine: Pension funds belong to taxpayers — not YOU

New York’s city comptrollers are supposed to safeguard taxpayer dollars, but many have treated the city pension funds they oversee as their own play...

Russia triggered robot warfare — and created a monster in Ukraine

It’s opening the door to a nightmarish new type of conflict in which machines hunt down and exterminate humans — changing war everywhere.

Mamdani still plans to unravel the NYPD — and with it, public safety

As part of his effort to turn the NYPD into a passive “community safety” agency, Mayor Mamdani dispatched a fact-finding team to Columbus, Ohio...

How Swalwell and Gonzales turned scandal into a golden parachute

When a member of Congress announces “resignation effective immediately,” Americans should hear the quiet click of an escape hatch locking behind them. That is exactly what Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-TX) and Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) did this week. Gonzales first framed his exit as a dignified “retirement,” but facing mounting pressure, he reversed course in […]

Worried about rising gas prices? The Europe path doubles costs

While Americans fill their gas tanks for around $4.10 a gallon and $5.60 for diesel, Irish drivers and other Europeans are paying $8.55 for gas and nearly $9.60 for diesel. That is not a market accident. It is the direct result of Europe’s aggressive carbon taxes, excise duties, and net-zero ideology. In Ireland alone, the […]

Paxton’s persecution: Texas faithful can’t ignore what’s happening in Senate race

Texans love to say, “As Texas goes, so goes America.” I would argue that what happens in Texas affects the world. In many ways, that has been true in the fight for religious liberty for the last 70 years. A new battle over religious liberty is brewing in the race to represent Texas in the […]

When in Congress, I will confront radical Islamism without hesitation

People often ask why I am running for Congress. My answer is simple: I am running because I love America, something my opponent, Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN), would never be able to say. I am running because I have seen firsthand what the world looks like without the freedoms this country represents. I have seen what […]

Universities cannot survive as left-wing echo chambers

Trust in higher education is near an all-time low, and a new Yale University report suggests colleges have only themselves to blame. In addition to problems such as high prices, opaque admissions processes, and declining academic standards, the report highlighted that many universities have become “intellectual and ideological echo chambers, out of touch with the American nation and out of […]

DC cracks down on competition with Empower ride share ban

Making competition more difficult through regulation and licensing requirements in order to maintain standards is often just a cover for protecting certain industries from new competition. That’s exactly what’s going on with the District of Columbia’s blocking of the ride sharing platform Empower. Service on the app has been suspended for a week as Empower […]

China’s silent war: How Beijing armed, funded, and enabled Iran

China is a central actor in the war with Iran, though it remains largely unnamed in Washington’s public debate. Without Beijing’s money, oil purchases, sanctions‑busting...

Miranda Devine: NYC has once-in-a-lifetime chance to create a new Penn Station — maybe with Trump’s help

James Dolan, owner of Madison Square Garden, opposes moving his arena, despite a plan for a grand new station.

Glorifying terror at Coachella disgraces victims of Nova

Nearly one-third of the victims of October 7 were killed at the festival. Most of them were young people who believed in peace, love...

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