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Trump’s ‘firewall’ against socialism in battleground state punches ticket to election

Tom Tiffany wins the GOP gubernatorial nomination in Wisconsin and is expected to face Democratic Socialist Francesca Hong in November's election.

Miracle US economy zooms ahead — so DSA haters resort to lies

The Democratic Socialists of America's case for revolutionary change relies on dishonesty and misleading claims.

Why I traded a Lincoln Navigator for a Tesla Model Y

Let me get something out of the way. I did not buy a Tesla because I suddenly became worried about my carbon footprint or...

Democrats are STILL shielding the worst illegal-migrant criminals

The pattern — thug jumps the border, is shielded by "sanctuary" extremism, only to commit a new crime here as Dems double down on...

AI can do plenty — but it could never replicate the genius of America’s founders

I am not so dumb that I don’t know the value and potential of AI. BUT: I also know the value of the real...

Mamdani’s radical wife Rama Duwaji can’t be a ‘private citizen’ but get a taxpayer-funded escort to Syria

NYC first lady Rama Duwaji has managed to be both private and very, very public — sitting for a glamorous photo shoot with New...

Cowardly Kathy Hochul tries to disown her NYC pied-à-terre tax

Embarrassed by City Hall's rollout of her tax — the mayor's gloating videos and nasty enemies list — she's acting like she'd barely even...

Why Mark Zuckerberg is 100% right on the need to ease access to US open-source AI

Mark Zuckerberg is entirely right to push for easing access to US open-source AI models — not least because restrictions hand even the American...

South Carolina Republicans hold primary to pick Senate replacement for the late Lindsey Graham

Just two months after nominating Lindsey Graham to return to the U.S. Senate, South Carolina Republicans cast ballots Tuesday in a special primary to pick a replacement following the sudden death of the president's close ally.

Researchers, advocates rail against government’s efforts to end workforce data collection

Civil rights groups and researchers at a public hearing Tuesday called on a federal agency to continue its annual collection of workplace demographic data, arguing that a proposal to end the practice will undermine efforts to fight discrimination.

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