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The DSA’s dangerous takeover: Letters to the Editor — Aug. 8, 2026

The DSAers couldn’t have entered the Democratic Party without being invited. Upon entry, they are quickly taking over the paraty and trying to kill this country.

The Allegedly Awful Jobs Report

Our sense of what counts as a bad or good jobs report hasn’t kept...

What Do We Want Congress to Do?

Before deciding whether to change the filibuster, we should decide what we actually want...

Trump’s Latest Birthright Citizenship and Birth Tourism Orders Narrow the Dispute

There’s no guarantee that Trump’s latest birthright citizenship orders will stand up in court,...

Judge won’t shut down Trump Justice Department prosecution of Southern Poverty Law Center

The Justice Department can move forward with its criminal case against the Southern Poverty Law Center, the federal judge overseeing the case ruled, rejecting the SPLC's claim that it is the victim of an illegal and vindictive prosecution.

We Can Smash Antifa Without Designating Them

The tools are already in the hands of law enforcement to treat violent members of Antifa with the seriousness they deserve.

South Korean President Lee raises concerns about U.S. investment demand

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung says his country could face a financial crisis if it accepts the Trump administration's investment demands without certain safeguards.

Colleges hustle to adapt as Trump administration reshapes higher education

Colleges nationwide are scrambling to adjust to the Trump administration's overhaul of higher education as the fall semester has kicked into gear, and insiders expect many of them to fail in the process.

Dem Senate hopeful calls for civility, despite past warning of ‘radicalized White men’

Texas state Rep. James Talarico, D-Texas, launched his Senate campaign promoting political civility, but past social media posts show inflammatory rhetoric about Republicans.

Education chief urges colleges to punish faculty who cheered Charlie Kirk’s death

EXCLUSIVE: Secretary of Education Linda McMahon calls for more penalties against college faculty who celebrated conservative activist Charlie Kirk's death on campuses.

Charlie Kirk vote splits Democrats, prompting hypocrisy outcry from House GOP: ‘Americans won’t forget’

House Democrats were split on a resolution honoring Charlie Kirk, with 95 voting yes and 58 voting no, prompting Republican criticism over their political violence response.

Democrats skip Charlie Kirk Arizona memorial after 58 vote against House resolution

Democrats largely boycotted Charlie Kirk's memorial service, while 58 House Democrats voted against a resolution honoring him.

Trump assassination attempt suspect Ryan Routh to defend himself as prosecution rests case

Ryan Routh will represent himself in his defense starting Monday after prosecutors presented surveillance footage and phone data in his assassination attempt trial.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 22

2005—Explaining his decision to vote against the confirmation of John Roberts as Chief Justice, then-Senator Barack Obama concocts his lawless “empathy” standard for judges,...

The Wrong Tool for Protecting Women from Abortion

There is no reliable evidence that prosecuting women would lead to the elimination of abortion.

The Fed Should Do One Thing — and One Thing Only

We don’t want a Democratic Fed or a Republican Fed. We want an American Fed. 

The Roots of Trans Fanaticism

Why is the trans cause advanced with such fever and hate?

Virginia Dem AG Nominee Took It Easy on Criminals as a Legislator. Now He Wants to Prosecute Them

Jay Jones voted against mandatory 60-day minimums for repeat domestic abusers and opposed legislation to punish fentanyl dealers more harshly.

Do Not Kill

The British debate doctor-assisted suicide, even while advocates try to hide what it is.

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