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Harvard may be free to target Jews — but not on the taxpayers’ dime

With Harvard thumbing its nose at Team Trump and refusing to take steps to stamp out campus Jew-hatred, Washington should shut the federal spigot...

New York has changed a lot over the years — but is it for the better?

New York, New York — you once were a helluva town.

Trump will destroy a world economy that has us at the apex and only getting stronger

It’s dangerous to disrupt willy-nilly a system that has ourselves at the apex, and getting stronger rather than weaker. 

Trump needs to close some deals to take the win on tariffs – or he’s handing them to Xi

As we’ve said before, we’re all-in on untangling the US economy from China’s — but Washington can’t do it all at once.

Why Trump’s tax bill will make — or break — America’s small businesses

America's risk-taking spirit has always been the key to our economic exceptionalism — but higher taxes are the single biggest barrier to starting a...

Trump’s China tariffs are slamming small businesses — the heart of our economy and his own voters

Mom-and-pop shops with deep trading ties to China simply can’t afford the tens, or hundreds, of thousands of dollars in new tariffs.

How Democrats used NGOs to end-run voters: A ‘parallel government’

DOGE's digging reveals that many “non-governmental” entities are just fronts for government acts that Americans would never stand for if Washington attempted them directly.

Former Jan. 6 prosecutors urge probe into interim U.S. attorney for D.C. reviewing Jan. 6 charges

A group of former Jan. 6 prosecutors and Republican attorneys urged the federal appeals court in Washington to probe President Trump's pick for U.S. attorney in D.C.

White House has big plans for Holy Week

The White House is planning an "extraordinary" Holy Week, highlighting Easter's spiritual and cultural significance, a move away from the secular tone from previous administrations.

US government slapping 21 percent tariff on most tomatoes from Mexico

The United States government announced that it plans to slap a nearly 21 percent tariff on most tomatoes coming from Mexico in the summer, arguing the current agreement has not “protected” U.S.-based tomato growers from “unfairly priced Mexican imports.” The Commerce Department said on Monday that it plans to withdraw from the 2019 trade agreement...

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