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$570k pension for city lifeguard is just the tip of an iceberg of corruption

Peter Stein, the so-called “Boss of the Beach,” now collecting a $570,000 pension after careers with the Department of Education and Parks Department, is just the poster boy for...

Mamdani’s groceries will have him competing against . . . himself

Mayor Mamdani’s city-owned supermarkets are ill-considered for many reasons.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 8

2005—NARAL unleashes a mendacious television ad against confirmation of John Roberts’s nomination to the Supreme Court....

Is There a Boomer–Zoomer War?

Young people don’t believe that the status quo is setting them up for success....

Hunter Biden was involved in pardon talks toward end of father’s term, source says

Former Biden chief of staff Jeff Zients told investigators Hunter Biden joined pardon discussions toward the end of his father's term, a source said.

WATCH: Parody drug ad spotlights RFK’s crackdown on misleading pharmaceutical marketing

Kennedy and HHS rolled out a parody drug ad mocking deceptive pharmaceutical marketing as part of a new plan to crack down on misleading advertising practices nationwide.

Former Biden Chief of Staff Admits President’s Speech Stumbles Increased, Memory Worsened

Zients also testified that the president’s troubled son Hunter was involved with pardon discussions at the close of Biden’s presidency.

We Must Bring Back Congress

My contribution to NYU Law’s Democracy Project.

Lead Counsel in $52 Billion Big Oil Lawsuit Facing Ethical Misconduct Allegations over Climate Activism

The attorney is accused of introducing studies that he participated in as evidence in court without disclosing his involvement.

So Now the Left Is Against Government Extortion to Suppress Speech?

Congratulations, Democrats. You’re now living in the world you created.

What Charlie Kirk Meant to Me

As a conservative at a far-left Ivy League school that he visited, I was inspired by his example.

Trump says U.S. troops could return to Afghanistan, eyes taking control of Bagram Air Base

President Trump on Thursday said the U.S. is working to return troops to Afghanistan by reestablishing a presence at Bagram Air Base, four years after the Biden administration's bungled withdrawal from the country left the base in Taliban hands.

Rep. Rashida Tlaib calls federal crime crackdown in D.C. a ‘fascist takeover’

A House Oversight Committee hearing briefly devolved into chaos Thursday when Rep. Rashida Tlaib accused the federal crime-fighting surge in the District as a "fascist takeover."

Trump inks tech deal with Britain and major firms to shore up trans-Atlantic ties

President Trump inked a technology pact with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Thursday that boosts joint efforts in artificial intelligence, ushering the countries' "special relationship" into the 21st century and capping a U.K. sojourn filled with fanfare.

Nursing homes aren’t reporting residents’ serious falls, inspector general says

Nursing homes didn't report 43% of serious falls suffered by their residents to a federal agency, according to an inspector general's report that said the homes may be cooking their numbers to try to win business.

Trump administration’s new global health aid strategy focuses on bilateral deals with countries

The State Department on Thursday announced it will refocus its foreign health assistance strategy around multiyear bilateral deals with recipient countries, making aid dependent on negotiations that officials say will help reduce waste and advance American priorities.

Federal judges spout anti-gun views from the bench

A federal judge this month declared having guns "an invitation to get into trouble," drawing fierce denunciations from Second Amendment groups that said his words were a shocking instance of ignorance, if not an anti-gun bias.

Judge spanks Trump administration over ‘hasty’ attempt to deport migrant kids

A federal judge issued an injunction Thursday barring the Trump administration from deporting hundreds of illegal immigrant children to Guatemala, saying the government's "error-laden operation" blew through safeguards designed to protect the kids.

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