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All progressive bad choices collide with teen migrant shoplifting gunman

On Thursday evening, a shoplifting, pistol-packing 15-year-old “migrant” allegedly opened fire in a Times Square store — wounding a tourist before bolting into a...

When Biden lost ‘24,’ the fake ‘violent settlers’ case and other commentary

“We may well look back on February 8, 2024 as the specific moment in time Joe Biden’s bid for reelection was lost,” muses Commentary’s...

NYCHA’s disgraceful corruption ring: Letters to the Editor — Feb. 10, 2024

The Issue: Charges against 70 NYCHA employees for allegedly accepting $2 million in bribes.

DNC Accuses RFK Jr. Campaign of Illegally Coordinating with Super PAC, Violating Election Law

To help Kennedy qualify for ballot eligibility across the U.S., the DNC claims the super PAC backing him will collect signature petitions in each...

The Senate Weighs an America-First Defense Bill

It is rare when Republicans can extract this level of value on one of our core platforms — strong national security — from a...

MBD: Let’s Face It, Democrats Will Dump Biden Only If He Dies

‘He’s going to be the nominee, but minus the actuarial-table event. I think the only thing that removes him is death.’

Advice for Biden: Pardon Trump on the Classified Documents

The many reasons why it would be the right thing to do, politically and otherwise.

Kamala Harris Is Now the Safer Choice for Democrats 

The special-counsel report detailing President Biden’s rapid mental decline should change the 2024 calculus. 

Congressional age limit proposed in North Dakota in potential test case for nation

North Dakota would be the first state to set an age limit for U.S. Senate and House candidates under a measure that could go before voters in June, though it's unclear whether a state limit on federal officeholders would violate the U.S. Constitution.

Georgia Republicans say Fani Willis inquiry isn’t a ‘witch hunt,’ but Democrats doubt good faith

The Republican leading a specially-appointed Georgia state Senate committee that's supposed to investigate whether Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis committed misconduct proclaimed repeatedly Friday during the panel's first meeting that he seeks just the facts, but the lead Democrat begrudgingly serving on the panel said she doubts the group can overcome its partisan origins.

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