Opinion

Public-private partnerships: The only way LA can come back

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France’s insane student protests are really about a growing radical Muslim population that wants to get rid of democracy

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Shocking subway death and more: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 11, 2026 

Marches and matches 

Louis Comfort Tiffany’s paintings on view in new exhibition

I’m an ER doctor. The people calling the shots have never saved a life

You know Lauren Boebert’s controversies — Did you know she defied Trump for clean water?

If Britain has no right to the Falklands, the US has no right to half its territory

The Trump realignment after Trump

RFK Jr. touched a nerve: An AI second opinion isn’t dangerous — a six-week wait to see a doctor is

Your party losing is not an existential threat. Your temper tantrum is

Trump’s ‘Nazi’ Space Force: The Left’s Hitler obsession reaches peak absurdity

We found abortion drugs in your water. You could be microdosing them every day

Should America deport Winnie-the-Pooh and his friends?

Anduril’s $3.7 billion gamble exposes how Washington buys weapons all wrong

Trump’s ‘strategic ambiguity’ isn’t clever anymore. It’s going to start a war over Taiwan

RFK Jr. is committing ‘statistical murder’ in plain sight

The US would hurt itself and Europe by reopening Russia’s Nord Stream pipelines

Forget your model: The ‘blue wave’ is a fantasy. The Republican ‘firewall’ is a lie

Republicans took Hispanics for granted. Now Democrats are using them to flip the House

I refused to stage a fake Nazi rally. Someone else won’t

Iran shows Trump’s opportunity in escalating Hormuz attacks

Sanctuary policies led to the NYC ICE shooting — if Mamdani cared he’d cooperate with immigration enforcement

When will Mamdani care about victims of crimes the same way he does about illegal migrants?

Controller Malia Cohen’s office is out of control

A brutal robbery in West Hollywood demands strong leadership in response

My power bill rivals my mortgage. Los Angeles, please show us the math

Minnesota fraudsters didn’t just steal $250 million. They stole our trust

Take the Wilderness Road and you’ll find the Appalachian first lady who fooled Washington

Iran war bared a hidden flaw: Shore up US bases — or risk disaster

Why MLB’s moneyballers aim to resurrect the game’s trickiest pitch

Mamdani and Hochul’s perverted priorities over shot illegal immigrant gangbanger

Listen to Debra Messing, GOP — and let the sensible center save New York

Fast Takes: Why NY won’t clean up Canal St., Gazans finally learn their lessons and more

They’ve done it again: the Nobel Committee just disgraced itself once more

Letitia James’ debate with Saritha Komatireddy couldn’t have been more revealing

‘Cornell 7’ rape allegations: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 10, 2026

What Rubio gets wrong about the West

Increasingly insulated Democrats struggle in debates

Trump’s not-so super intelligent effort to rename artificial intelligence

Politics

Who is Sally Yates? Cornell rape-review pick was fired by Trump after refusing to defend travel ban

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Sally Yates, fired by Trump as acting attorney general in 2017, will now lead Cornell University's independent review of sexual assault policies.

How SNAP could crunch the midterms

‘Time for a Woman’

Homeland Security’s Mullin draws on family drug history to warn of ‘new opioid crisis’

Trump to Norway after Nobel snub: ‘We will not forget’

Key American industry seeing blue-collar jobs boom as Trump’s re-shoring policies pay off

Socialists set sights on the ground floor of government as GOP warns of bigger plan unfolding

David Plouffe warns Dems: Don’t take North Carolina for granted

Fetterman plays political maverick, but his voting record tells another story

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 10

The Cornell Seven and the Revolution

Whatever Happened to Saying No?

America’s truckers issue dire warning as soaring diesel costs threaten ‘domino effect’

Veteran shot 7 times in Fort Hood massacre has a warning for Americans planning to watch execution

Former MN state trooper tears into Dems as Somali gang violence terrorizes Minnesota: ‘Where is Ilhan Omar?’

Plague mystery revives concerns over not-to-secret Russian bioweapons program

Workers erupt over DC plan to bring robotaxis to city streets: ‘This is bulls—’

Liberal hot spot residents can’t agree on what socialism means as far-left movements gains steam

Trump hammers Hochul, Democrats on rising prices at N.Y. campaign stop

News

GOP lawmakers push back on Hegseth decision to livestream execution

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Republican lawmakers are pushing back on Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s decision to livestream the execution of the convicted Fort Hood shooter, former Army Maj. Nidal Hasan, who killed 13 people in Texas in 2009. Lawmakers in both chambers said the focus should be on justice for the victims and their families and the public showing...

What to know about 7-OH, MGPI, the synthetic kratom extracts known as ‘gas station opioid’

Federal judge: DOJ cannot request states’ voter lists for eligibility database

Trump asks Supreme Court to look at 2016 election lawsuit against Clinton: Report

Live updates: Trump rallies voters in upstate New York after Putin diesel deal announcement

GOP priorities alienate MAHA supporters

Zelensky decries US-Russia diesel deal: ‘Gifts to Putin will not bring peace’

UAE says Flydubai suspect intended to crash plane into Tel Aviv airport

Watch live: Trump takes midterm campaign push to deep-blue New York

Trump says Russia will export diesel, lifts sanctions

Trump sends mixed signals on livestreaming Hasan execution 

Trump offers first remarks on Guilfoyle controversy

Murkowski on public execution: ‘I’d expect this from terrorists and dictators’

HHS endorses DEA move to schedule synthetic kratom extracts

Fierce, bipartisan pushback over Hegseth’s plan for livestream execution

French NBA star Wembanyama expresses support for student protests

Mike Tyson predicts ‘Trump will win’ midterms

‘Seasonal’ tariffs would make America’s food supply less secure

El-Sayed vs. Rogers gets nasty in Michigan