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The deadline for a vital infrastructure measure looms
When California drivers have wildfire flames at their tailpipes or Floridians are fleeing Category 4 hurricanes by the thousands, not one gets to safer ground without highways, bridges or roads.
Our daughters are struggling, but there's a fix
A recent analysis of nearly 3,800 studies and more than 10 million people concluded that spending time in nature reduces anxiety and depression while boosting mood and relaxation.
Why the Senate should reject Todd Blanche for attorney general
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche is not qualified to be the attorney general of the United States.
Strike Iran until it can no longer function
An old saying goes that a battle plan never survives first contact with the enemy. In many cases, as President Trump is finding out, the same is true of wars.
Fauci diary shows consequences of giving ego free rein
From a baby's first cry to our deaths, we carry an ego.
Justice Kagan should recuse herself in Suncor energy case
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan is facing appropriate calls to recuse herself from an important climate change lawfare case on the high court's October docket.
Fauci's dirty diary reveals the fraud behind the mask
If Dr. Anthony Fauci didn't exist, a satirist would have had to invent him.
Preparing now for the next deadly pandemic
America still faces a mortal threat from a pandemic, particularly from man-made biological weapons genetically engineered by malevolent international actors.
Time to 'clean house' at the America-subverting Smithsonian
Mike Gonzalez's testimony last week before the U.S. House about how the Smithsonian has gone woke was not just another skirmish in the culture wars. It was an indictment of a taxpayer-funded institution entrusted with the nation's memory.
How to break Iran's terrorist regime
President Trump has stated repeatedly that Iran's rulers must never be permitted to obtain nuclear weapons.
Mamdani's foreign policy agenda collides with the Constitution
Mayor Zohran Mamdani's efforts to turn New York City Hall into a platform for his foreign policy agenda have encountered constitutional limits.
OPT visa program became a hotbed of deception
Immigration and Customs Enforcement has identified more than 10,000 potential fraud cases in the program that lets foreign students work in the U.S. during or after their studies.
NYC's Mamdani should sit out 9/11 Memorial
More than 1,100 family members of 9/11 victims have asked organizers of a ceremony commemorating the 25th anniversary of the World Trade Center attack to exclude New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
Voters blame Trump for inflation
With the summer half gone and midterms, coming into focus, Republicans might wish Americans would concentrate more on the upcoming football season and less on gripes with incumbents.
How dare Trump say Beijing would fix an election?
China has attained victim status, compliments of the cabal that makes such assignments: Democrats and the liberal news media.
Hyperscale data center ban reeks of politics, hurts Americans
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul just handed Beijing a win in the race for artificial intelligence supremacy.
The Fauci diary tells the story of institutional cover-up
The Anthony S. Fauci diary, just released by Sen. Rand Paul, Kentucky Republican, is the talk of the town.
Time to address the North Korean nuclear threat
North Korea is now strategically closer to Russia and China than at any other time since the Korean War.
This is your energy industry on socialism
Americans of a certain age remember one of the most famous public service announcements of the 1980s.
Midterms may be 'the economy, stupid' -- but then why vote socialist?
Voters want candidates to start talking about economic issues, because those are the issues that matter most to voters, Pew Research Center found in a newly released survey. But if the economy is the top concern, then the worst outcome of November's elections would be wins by socialists.