Opinion

If Berkeley students can’t read, K-12 schools need remediation

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After San Diego attack, a reckoning on Muslim leadership in America

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Xavier Becerra leads in new poll — but he’s no powerhouse

Hochul’s $9B surprise leaves New York facing a fiscal cliff

Why are some Republicans pushing price-hiking, pro-union bills in Congress?

Biden-era DOE officials defied the law to protect ‘gender identity’ rights —and still have their jobs

Time for California business lobby to grow a spine

Graham Platner’s primary win: Letters to the Editor — June 13, 2026

’Bamcare scams boomed under Biden, putrid pols normalize violence and other commentary

The one thing that played no role in Karmelo Anthony’s murder of Austin Metcalf

The perpetual victimhood and racial tribalism of Karmelo Anthony’s defenders

Sins of fear and omission: How legacy media fuels conspiracy crisis

The year that broke the constitution

America’s hidden advantage: The companies powering our security and competitiveness

Two birds, one stone: How to make college affordable and take care of retirement

The Canadian model: From Alberta’s defiance to a vision for a federal Iran

FOIA’s honor system is failing congressional oversight

Trump’s very public inner dialogue on Iran

Will Dan McKee sacrifice Rhode Island’s children to save his career?

Hiking water rates is another way Mamdani tosses ‘affordability’ overboard

Go bold, Bruce Blakeman — with a tax plan even Democrats can love

The pause was always the weapon: Controlled chaos and the breaking of Iran

Trump is stuck and his Iran leverage is spent

Two Congress members see only evil, hear only evil — others see reality in Israel

Antitrust mistake enters the drug market

Could academics actually make a comeback on college campuses?

Your state may have your money. Good luck getting it back

Progressives empower the American Islamist pipeline

Trump shouldn’t repeat Obama’s Iran mistake

A 250th anniversary for another, unforgotten declaration

US national security under attack by foreign control of essential commodities

HelloFresh should take notes from Bud Light — embracing Pride typically proceeds a business freefall

Congratulations, lefties! You won, and broke the system

Bass v. Los Angeles: Karen Bass’ own brother highlights her failure

Welcoming the World Cup to LA

The separate ballot in LA that you probably haven’t heard of

The world ignores Gaza’s suffering when it’s at Hamas’ hands

Pelley’s tearful tantrum: Letters to the Editor — June 12, 2026

Knicks just proved it: Never count New York out

Graham Platner’s brain-dead baloney is the REAL scandal

Politics

The American left has a favorite player

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INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Timothy Weah wasn’t among the eleven Americans who took the field at the start of Friday’s match against Paraguay....

Trump says US military eliminated ‘infamous’ Tren de Aragua leader in lethal strike

Spencer Pratt concedes LA mayor race, claims he has damaging video of a candidate

Non-citizen households use welfare at higher rates than U.S.-born, study finds

FIFA does pregame land acknowledgment

Canada defends blocking Ghana’s Thomas Partey from entry

Todd Young talks World Cup geopolitics, Section 702 — and 2028

Republicans use World Cup to squeeze Dems on FISA extension

California Dems accused of putting sanctuary law over migrant child welfare checks: ‘Real children’

Missouri NOT probing FIFA ticket prices — yet

PR fail: Mamdani’s Boricua bungle

‘Knife’s edge’: US-Mexico relationship teeters as World Cup begins

Mamdani Looks to Expand Access to ‘Gender-Affirming’ Care with $15 Million Investment of Taxpayer Funds

Graham Platner Is an Insult to the Working Class

Pro-Trans Activists Give a Lesson in Intimidation Tactics

Three Cheers for Elon Musk — and America

‘The View’ co-host warns Vance interview shouldn’t become book-selling ‘free-for-all’

Jane Fonda to host First Amendment concert countering White House UFC event

Judge rejects bid to keep Trump’s name on Kennedy Center

News

US forces shoot down Iranian drones targeting ships in Stait of Hormuz: Centcom

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U.S. Central Command (Centcom) said on Friday that U.S. forces shot down an unspecified number of Iranian one-way attack drones in the Strait of Hormuz, as an emerging deal between the two nations hangs in the balance. Centcom wrote on the social platform X that Iran had launched “multiple one-way attack drones” targeting commercial ships...

Trump says US military killed Venezuelan gang leader

Marjorie Taylor Greene: UFC fights don’t belong on White House lawn

Judge orders restoration of National Parks displays removed under Trump executive order

Appeals panel denies last-ditch effort to keep Trump’s name on Kennedy Center

Democrats on the lookout for their next ObamaCare 

Justice Department approves Paramount bid to acquire Warner Bros.

SpaceX launches IPO, making Musk the world’s first trillionaire

Trillionaire Elon Musk makes history with SpaceX IPO: 5 takeaways

Leaked Iran deal details anger Trump

Iran deal could include reopening Hormuz

Democrat urges Comer to call Vance, White House officials for questioning over Epstein files report

Google accuses Chinese cybercrime network of using its AI

Comer requests Dershowitz interview in Epstein investigation

DOJ sues over Virginia mask ban for federal agents

Judge won’t halt deadline to take Trump’s name off Kennedy Center

Judge finds no authority to reinstate Yosemite ranger fired for trans flag 

Judge refuses to block White House UFC fight

Pentagon UFO files include video recreations of UFO sightings

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