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NPR and PBS are begging for mercy. They don’t deserve it

NPR and PBS used to justify their unjustifiable taxpayer funding by telling people that poor children would be harmed if their educational programming was cut. Then, in 2015, Sesame Street got a private deal with HBO, and a stream of educational content came online. Now, the mantra is that without public broadcasting, there will be […]

Embarrassing displays of media blindness

Two high-profile news executives at the end of March demonstrated the extraordinary inability of their caste to see things other than through a distorted left-wing lens.  Both executives intended to defend their organizations but did so with arguments, and even more with attitudes, that underscored rather than erased the legacy media’s dishonesty, blindness, or bias […]

Beyond the Signal leak, does the US have a plan for the Red Sea?

Executing an overarching strategy to diminish the threat of terrorism, curtail Iranian influence and avoid letting China establish its dominance by default would be enormously demanding.

Vought: 10K HHS layoffs ‘fantastic’

Office of Budget Management (OMB) Director Russell Vought shared his support for workforce reductions at the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) while applauding Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for his leadership of the agency. “No, it’s fantastic,” Vought said late Thursday when asked about the layoffs on Fox Business's "Kudlow." “I talked with Secretary...

America needs an immigration policy based on facts, not fear 

The Trump administration must outline clear, transparent guidelines for deportation priorities now.

Whole Hog Politics: Voters tell Trump to back off tariffs 

On the menu: A super Tuesday for race-watchers; GOP special election jitters cost Stefanik U.N. gig; Cuomo in command in NYC mayor race; what a Crockett; forget something? The big events on the political calendar for next week are both on Tuesday: a gonzo state Supreme Court race in Wisconsin and a special election in...

RFK Jr. defends HHS job cuts: ‘We’re not cutting front-line workers’

Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. defended the administration's decision to cut 10,000 jobs at the department on Thursday, confirming that essential employees would remain part of the staff. “We're not cutting front line workers, we're cutting administrators, and we're consolidating the agency to make it more efficient,” Kennedy said during...

How will Trump’s auto tariffs affect car prices?

President Trump's auto tariffs are expected to lead to higher car prices, but they could also make repairs more costly.

UPS launching online tool to show tariff costs to customers

“Until now, international purchases often arrived with an unpleasant surprise – an additional bill for unpaid import costs."

Vance’s Greenland visit is a moment for diplomacy, not provocation

Luckily for the U.S., every American policy goal in Greenland can be pursued through our close and long-standing relationships with both the Greenlandic and Danish governments.

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