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NJ mayor demands sanctuary policy rollback after baby killed in crash allegedly involving illegal immigrant

Jackson Township's mayor says New Jersey's Immigrant Trust Directive must be rolled back after an unlicensed illegal immigrant allegedly killed a baby.

Mamdani’s ‘Race Plan’ sets dangerous goals — thank goodness it’s unlikely he delivers

Equal opportunity was, is and always should be the ideal. Not equal outcome.

Our Culture Needs a Return to Biological Realism

From AOC’s viral egg-freezing to the proclamations of transhumanists, we are a society increasingly in denial about the limits of the human body. ...

Apocalypse Not: The World Is Not Going to End, Again

Bill Gates’s cooling on climate change is part of a long-established pattern among doomsayers.

Ambiguity Is the Enemy of Equality in Sports and the Law

Solutions to the challenges faced by college sports can’t come at the expense of competitive fairness for female athletes.

Taking Venezuela’s Oil: How We Got Here

Supporting a stable world order that promotes the rule of law has made the U.S. the most prosperous nation in history. Trump has little...

Obama’s own economist just exposed the massive cost of green energy mandates

If you want the real cost of green energy mandates, skip the politicians and listen to the economist who served former President Barack Obama. Michael Greenstone, former chief economist of Obama’s Council of Economic Advisers, and his University of Chicago team studied Renewable Portfolio Standards, the renewable mandates now covering most of the country. Using […]

Don’t blame Trump for the collapse of international justice. Blame Jack Smith

The Trump administration’s sanctions against officials of the International Criminal Court have triggered an outpouring of concern: European governments and human-rights organizations warn that the international justice institutions painstakingly constructed over three decades are being weakened. They’re right. But the problem is not Trump. International justice spent years eroding the credibility and legitimacy on which […]

When a Maine judge decides whose God wins

Emily Bickford knows the answer to a question no judge should have the power to settle: which parent gets to be right about God. Maine’s Supreme Judicial Court told her on Tuesday, in a case called Bickford v. Bradeen, that on the subject of her daughter’s faith, she isn’t it. Her ex, Matthew Bradeen, now […]

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