President Trump confirmed Monday that he asked FIFA to review U.S. striker Folarin Balogun's red card, thrusting himself into the controversy surrounding the unusual decision to allow the striker to play in a clash with Belgium.
President Trump made history Monday by ringing the bell at both the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq simultaneously, becoming the first president to ring the bell to start trading. He did it in the Oval Office while also launching Trump Accounts, a government-funded investment vehicle for children born during Mr. Trump's administration.
The White House issued a scathing report accusing the Smithsonian Institution of warping history to match far-left ideology, saying the world's largest museum, education and research institution can no longer be trusted to tell America's story.
The early days of the World Cup have offered many inspiring moments — not just the goals, cultural displays, and stories of international tourists discovering America’s incredible treasures, but a quieter revelation: Everyday Americans, not politicians, are the most effective ambassadors our country has. Across the nation, they are showing off their towns, their food, […]
Congress wrote the sentence now doing more work than most of the Constitution in the fight over federal immigration policy, and it wrote that sentence in 1946, thinking about grain quotas and radio licenses, not presidential power. Section 706 of the Administrative Procedure Act instructs a reviewing court to “hold unlawful and set aside” agency […]
Former President Joe Biden ran as the steady moderate who would restore normalcy. In practice, his presidency became something stranger: a cognitively declining president whose White House staff, driven by “Trump derangement syndrome,” used his office to reverse policies that were working and to impose measures that would have been considered extreme even during the […]
As the nation celebrates its 250th birthday, the most important question is no longer how the United States became the world’s largest economy. It is how we build an even more prosperous future over the next 250 years. That question deserves our attention because the world’s next generation of prosperity is being built today. Artificial […]
Two days before our July 4 celebration marked the 50th anniversary of the formal reunification of Vietnam into a single country. The war had ended the previous year, in April, 1975, when North Vietnamese army tanks rolled onto the palace grounds in South Vietnam’s capital, Saigon. Surrender time. During the 14-month period of reunification, to […]
You’d think California state Sen. Scott Wiener would be celebrated as a hero on the Left. After all, Wiener has spent his entire career in politics advocating every extreme, absurd, and at times creepy policies that his radical base demanded. Highlights include Given these examples alone, and the Left’s obsession with all things transgender, surely […]
For years, much of the American Left has portrayed the housing crisis (rising rents, soaring prices, and falling affordability) as proof that markets fail at delivering basic needs. The remedies followed: rent control, vast public housing, and “social housing” schemes. Congress just delivered a different verdict. The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, a merger […]