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In New York City’s budget war, the first casualty is truth

The NYC City Council wants to spend, spend, spend, even when it simply doesn't have the money. We're going broke thanks in large part...

Hochul should ignore NRDC’s fake ‘grassroots’ letter and veto the pesticide ban

Gov. Kathy Hochul should ignore a fake "grassroots" letter (actually penned by the Natural Resources Defense Council) urging she OK a bill to ban...

The smart immigration policy open-borders Biden refuses to consider

A country can have open borders or a generous social safety net but not both. President Biden is the poster boy for that mistake,...

Incentives for Plagiarism in Academia

Harvard president Claudine Gay isn’t the only researcher to have gotten away with it.

‘Not a Victimless Crime’: Retail-Industry Leaders Testify on Rising Organized Theft and Fraud

In 2022, retail theft was responsible for about $72 billion in losses.

This First Amendment Issue Is Not Going Away

States like Washington should not get away with their thinly veiled censorship.

Gore’s attitude toward Climate Change Conference gets cooler

Former Vice President Al Gore is not happy with the United Nations Climate Change Conference of Parties -- that's COP28 for short. The massive event in Dubai came to a close on Tuesday, leaving Mr. Gore concerned over the global climate deal that emerged but did not call for phasing out the use of fossil fuels.

Hunter Biden leaves House in dark over testimony about business deals

President Biden's troubled son Hunter Biden is in Washington but House investigators say they remain in the dark over whether he will show up for a deposition about his father's involvement in his business deals. Republican lawmakers conducting an impeachment inquiry into whether President Biden engaged in influence-peddling scheduled a closed-door deposition with his son on Wednesday morning, ordering him to appear under subpoena.

New York court orders commission to redraw state’s congressional districts

New York's highest court ordered the state's redistricting commission Tuesday to draw a new congressional map, a decision considered a victory for Democrats in their effort to recapture the House in 2024.

Youngkin, Leonsis will jointly unveil Potomac Yard arena on Wednesday

Ted Leonsis is set to join officials from Virginia, including Gov. Glenn Youngkin, at a 9 a.m. event Wednesday to unveil a $2 billion arena project for the NHL's Capitals and the NBA's Wizards in Alexandria.

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