Opinion

Minnesota’s child-care fraud fiasco: Letters to the Editor — Jan. 5, 2026

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How Mamdani can bring rents down — with a blueprint that really works

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Some cultures are simply not compatible with American values

Mike Pompeo: Next step for Venezuela, and Iran, is a US push for Democracy

Michael Goodwin: Mamdani removes his thin mask with first-day order rescinding definition of antisemitism

How to follow up on Trump’s smashing Venezuela success: Make the transition to democracy FAST

This wasn’t an arrest in Venezuela. This was an unauthorized regime-change war

Capturing Maduro was the extraordinarily challenging but easier part

The late-night problem and more: Letters to the Editor — Jan. 4, 2026

A welcome end to the Maduro regime

What Trump should do if Ukraine peace talks collapse

Mamdani’s collectivist vision for America

On This Day: The Tory Act

California is the poster child for fraud and financial waste

Russia overextends its deception fetish with invented Ukrainian attack on Putin

California’s toxic empathy isn’t helping homeless drug addicts

Trump’s Bibi embrace a blatant rebuke to anti-Israel obsessives trying to hijack MAGA

Mamdani’s radical hires will deliver for the left while NYC’s other 99% suffer

On his first day, Mamdani chose to attack Israel and make Jews less safe

How woke politics defeats science — and slams the door on discovery

Mayor Mamdani’s inauguration: Letters to the Editor — Jan. 3, 2026

Colleges are coddling Gen Z with easier courses — and it’s going to backfire

The Right must learn discernment in 2026

The Left must quit its zero-sum thinking

Electricity grid reliability at risk from bad government policies

Palmer Luckey is right to revel in China’s sanctions

The activism of Mr. Grinch

No-rules college basketball

Trump’s all-in AI push is paying off handsomely, making up for his failed tariffs gamble at least somewhat

Happy cows come from Texas now

Streaming broke television’s sense of time

Celebrating Christ at Christmas is apparently right-wing

Bernie Sanders can’t and won’t stop AI development, and that’s good 

Salman Rushdie pulls up a chair

The Heritage Foundation’s former antisemitism task force after its split with the think tank

Streaming and social costs: Our souls are at stake in the Warner Bros. Discovery-Netflix deal

Stranger Things is the Happy Days of the COVID-19 era

The Force adrift

Ralph Lauren’s all-American cultural appropriation

Violence and ‘violence:’ What we should make of new campus data on speech

Politics

Dan Bongino officially leaves FBI deputy director role after less than a year, returns to ‘civilian life’

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Dan Bongino returned to private life on Sunday, stepping down from his FBI deputy director role after less than a year on the job.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—January 4

The Trump Administration’s Actions in Venezuela Are Constitutional

The West Must Start Preparing for Ukrainian Reconstruction

The Devil’s Favorite Libertarian

Religious Freedom in America Remains Strong, but Important Battles Lie Ahead

The NYT’s White House Correspondent Does the Democrats’ Work for Them

Seize, Sell, Profit: Is the Government Allowed to Snatch a Family’s Home over a Disputed Tax Bill?

When they go low, we go viral

Kamala Harris blasts Trump administration’s capture of Venezuela’s Maduro as ‘unlawful and unwise’

Democrats to force war powers vote to prevent escalation in Venezuela without congressional approval

Second front: How a socialist cell in the US mobilized pro-Maduro foot soldiers within 12 hours

World leaders react to U.S. raid in Venezuela

5 questions about Trump’s military operation in Venezuela

Venezuelan immigrants celebrate U.S. capture of Maduro

Oil, drugs, sphere of influence: How Venezuela became the epicenter of Trump’s foreign policy

Protests planned to denounce U.S. raid in Venezuela

Mamdani strongly condemns Trump’s capture of Venezuelan leader Maduro as ‘act of war’

‘An illegal war’: Democratic 2028ers scold Trump on Venezuela

News

Rubio: Talks about Venezuelan elections ‘premature’

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Secretary of State Marco Rubio believes it is too early to discuss holding elections in Venezuela. “All of that, I think, is premature at this point. There’s a lot of work to be done here,” Rubio told host Kristen Welker on NBC’s “Meet the Press.” After U.S. forces captured Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and his...

Target is expanding: Here’s where new stores are expected

Don’t let this housing crisis go to waste

Flights resume after FAA restricts Caribbean airspace following Venezuela strikes

North Korea fires missiles ahead of South Korea leader’s visit to China

America First is putting human rights last

Live updates: Trump operation against Maduro draws praise, fury

Maduro capture adds to Hegseth’s combative first year at the Pentagon

HHS escalates Minnesota fraud fight, prompting fear among daycare providers

Hawaii’s ‘Green Fee’ is in effect, but not all of it: What does that mean?

Maduro arrives in US to face charges after ouster

Texas leaders react to Venezuela airstrikes and Maduro’s capture

Was the arrest of Nicolás Maduro legal?

Who are the key Venezuelan political players after Maduro’s capture

Trump coins ‘Don-roe Doctrine’ as he explains Venezuela operation

Sunday shows preview: Trump operation in Venezuela draws praise, condemnation

Trump says Machado ‘doesn’t have the support’ in Venezuela, wasn’t consulted

Five key takeaways on Trump’s stunning toppling of Maduro 

Trump’s judicial battles raise profiles of federal judges

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