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LAUSD school board must do more to protect kids like Khimberly Zavaleta

The horrific death of 12-year-old Khimberly Zavaleta at the hands of bullies at Reseda High School is a shocking reminder that our children may not...

Trump’s decision to fight Iran is historic — but he needs to finish the job

This job can’t be left half-finished.

How Iran’s forced oil crisis is Trump’s energy opportunity

Global energy markets are caught in the crosshairs of Operation Epic Fury — opening military, economic and long-term strategic options.

LA Marathon betrayed the many to shield the feelings of a few

Its choice reflects a society afraid of discomfort, one that’s more concerned about avoiding offense than about upholding standards or living in reality.

Letitia James’ demands for NY hospitals to resume mutilating children is just another ideological con job

In her latest bit of grandstanding, state Attorney General Letitia James ordered NYU Langone hospital to resume “gender-affirming care” for minors by March 11...

‘Lobstergate’ again exposes the ignorant bias of TV’s ‘best and brightest’

Late-night “comedians” and CNN blowhards went big for a pseudo-story Wednesday, raging about Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and other Pentagon bigs supposedly eating high...

Peter Thiel’s lecture series on the Antichrist comes to Rome, and Catholic institutions back away

One of the hottest tickets in the Vatican's backyard these days is for a four-lecture series on the Antichrist being given by Silicon Valley tech billionaire Peter Thiel.

Why Trump doesn’t get a ‘patriotic bounce’ in polls following Iran strikes

President Trump's lack of a "patriotic bounce" in the polls from the successful strikes against Iran can be attributed to a mix of factors, including lopsided anti-Trump news coverage.

U.S. military vexed by elusive enemy in the Strait of Hormuz

U.S. victory in Iran hinges on the battle for the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping lane for the world's oil supply that Iran has blocked with mines, drones and small attack sea vessels that experts say American and Israeli military will have difficulty eliminating.

FCC chair calls Colbert ‘censorship’ controversy a ‘hoax’ orchestrated for clicks and donations

Brendan Carr, chair of the Federal Communications Commission, says he's not trying to censor anyone and certainly didn't order CBS not to air an interview with Democrat James Talarico.

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