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Charter schools offer hope AND deliver excellence in NYC’s toughest neighborhoods

Students at public charter schools in The Bronx excel on state K-8 reading and math exams, in stark contrast to the sad scores at Department of Education schools.

Mayor Eric Adams deserves credit for his stunning housing wins

It's odd how little credit Mayor Eric Adams gets for his relentless, steady and...

Donald Trump deserves praise for having the nerve to meet Vladimir Putin face-to-face

Let’s praise Donald. Thank him. Respect him. Who else had the gizzard, nerves, smarts to...

Gavin Newsom Rolls the Dice

California’s governor hopes that his new gerrymander will help his 2028 presidential prospects.

DC government throws legal sandwich at Trump

DC GOVERNMENT THROWS LEGAL SANDWICH AT TRUMP. Perhaps the most enduring image to come from President Donald Trump‘s anti-crime initiative in Washington, D.C., is the viral video of a 37-year-old man, a District of Columbia resident and, at the time, an employee of the Justice Department, pitching a fit and throwing a sandwich at a […]

Kamala Harris, Over and Out

Harris makes the rational decision that she does not want to spend four to eight years living in Sacramento.

Trump blames Hamas for prolonging the humanitarian crisis in Gaza

President Trump on Thursday called for Hamas to end the crisis in Gaza by surrendering and releasing its Israeli hostages.

Republican support for cutting aid to Ukraine decreasing, poll shows

Support for cutting aid to Ukraine has decreased among Republican voters over the past five months, a new poll shows.

Schiff decries Bove’s confirmation as ‘corruption’ despite DOJ referral into his own mortgage dealings

Sen. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., criticized Republicans for confirming President Donald Trump's former defense attorney Emil Bove, after his own mortgage fraud allegations surface.

Senate GOP eyes rules revolt as Dems stonewall Trump nominees

Senate Republicans mull shortening debate time or packaging together nominees to speed up the confirmation process, but Senate Democrats warn that they too could take advantage of any precedent changes.

Trump congratulates Ivy League school after $50M deal to restore federal funding: ‘Woke is officially DEAD’

Brown University agrees to shell out $50 million to state workforce development organizations as part of agreement with the U.S. government

White House responds to ‘Rocket Man’ and North Korea’s threats over denuclearization

White House confirms Trump's willingness to engage with North Korea's Kim Jong Un on denuclearization despite previous failed summits and stalled negotiations.

Soros’ alleged ties to Russiagate exposed in declassified annex of Durham report

The Senate Judiciary Committee released the declassified annex of former Special Counsel John Durham’s investigation, containing the underlying intelligence of the origins of the Trump-Russia probe.

Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs could hit a snag in court today. Here’s what to know

An appeals court in Washington will consider President Donald Trump's sweeping tariff plan, which comes into force Aug. 1, and has sparked consternation from small businesses.

Douglas Murray slams NY mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani, London’s Sadiq Khan: ‘Stay out of foreign policy’

Douglas Murray slams Zohran Mamdani and Sadiq Khan over their Gaza positions, saying local officials should avoid international affairs at Israel summit.

Mamdani, Cuomo clash over who is better at supporting law enforcement after Manhattan mass shooting

NYC mayoral candidates Zohran Mamdani and Andrew Cuomo clash over law enforcement support after a Manhattan office building shooting that left four dead.

Kamala Harris decision not to run in 2026 opens door to possible second presidential run in 2028

Former vice president Kamala Harris rules out 2026 gubernatorial bid in California while pledging continued political involvement and possible 2028 White House run.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—July 31

1996—The annals of This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism suffer a severe blow, as arch-activist H. Lee Sarokin resigns from the Third Circuit after...

No Hope for a NASA Revival

It’s not just red tape holding back government-funded exploration and innovation. It’s a new cultural pessimism about the future.

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