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With rampant shoplifting, progressives are killing stores where people need them most

Rampant shoplifting has now led global shopping-mall giant Westfield to break its lease on its Fulton Center location in lower Manhattan.

Israel’s new Ben-Gurions, Joe’s perilous Pentagon cuts and other commentary

On Oct. 7, “ordinary Israelis left their offices, closed their laptops, and abandoned their fields to pick up weapons, in many cases without waiting...

Hunter: Oh, About That Public Hearing I Wanted to Testify at . . . um, Never Mind

The president’s son balks at testifying in public alongside former business partners who’ve provided damning testimony about the family influence-peddling business.

What Rand Paul Gets Wrong about Congressional Action on TikTok

His objections to the House’s TikTok bill are rooted in an overly abstract and naive libertarianism shared neither by authentic conservatives nor even by...

Against ‘Personhood Laws’

Either they end up being entirely toothless, like the federal ‘personhood’ bill, or they hide their consequences from legislators and voters.

‘Hatred toward Jews Is Very Intense’ on Sarah Lawrence Campus, Civil-Rights Lawsuit Claims

Examples given in the complaint include threats of physical assault against Jewish students, social-media harassment, and boycotts against Jewish events.

Law Enforcement’s Opposition to Adeel Mangi

To date, ten law enforcement groups have sent letters pleading with Senate leaders not to confirm Mangi.

Hunter Biden Reverses Course, Declines Comer’s Invitation to Appear for Public Hearing

‘Your blatant planned-for-media event is not a proper proceeding but an obvious attempt to throw a Hail Mary pass,’ Biden’s attorney wrote.

Park service to shore up seawalls along Potomac, Tidal Basin to protect memorials, cherry blossoms

A historic spot in the nation's capital is about to get some genuine TLC.

Republican senators reveal their version of Kentucky’s next two-year budget

Kentucky Senate Republicans revealed their version of the state's next two-year budget Wednesday, proposing more funding for the main K-12 school funding formula and doubling the amount of performance-based funding that goes to public universities.

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