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Mamdani's first 100 days
It has been a wild ride for the first 100 days of America's first Marxist mayor. Instead of criticizing him, we should be grateful that Mayor Zohran Mamdani hasn't kept most of his campaign promises.
Goodbye sleazy Swalwell
On Monday, embattled Rep. Eric Swalwell, California Democrat, announced his resignation from Congress. It can't happen soon enough.
Deport Palestinian terror sympathizer Mahmoud Khalil
Last week, the Justice Department's Board of Immigration Appeals made the smart decision to issue a final removal order for Palestinian terrorist sympathizer and agitator Mahmoud Khalil.
Trump's spot on in rebuking anti-Israel right
On Thursday, President Trump condemned the bizarro right in the strongest possible terms.
Conservatives must prepare for battle as Supreme Court nominations loom
President Trump is expected to get two Supreme Court nominations in the remainder of his second term. The odds aren't in favor of a conservative bench.
Canada's euthanasia surge shows the dangers of doctors becoming hit men
Our neighbor to the north provides a cautionary note on the dangers of euthanasia.
Bait-and-switch Spanberger
When asked on the campaign trail for Virginia's governorship in August, Democrat Abigail Spanberger told Old Dominion voters she had no plans to gerrymander the state.
Census Bureau effectively gerrymandered America
Even California Gov. Gavin Newsom, for the most part, has bluntly touted his state's gerrymandering as a partisan act of revenge against Texas gerrymandering.
Maryland Democrats' pandering transgender 'bathroom bill'
Seventeen Democrats in the Maryland General Assembly are seemingly intent on putting the "men" in menstruation, literally and figuratively.
Easter and Passover: Christians and Jews need each other now more than ever before
The Muslim Brotherhood had a saying: "First the Saturday people (Jews), then the Sunday people (Christians)." They planned to annihilate both. They still do.
California 'ground zero' for hospice fraud
Los Angeles County has almost 2,000 hospices, and Dr. Mehmet Oz, administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, says half of them could be fraudulent.
Supreme Court to weigh in on Trump ending birthright citizenship
Other nations are taking advantage of the U.S. birthright citizenship clause through birthright tourism or surrogacy, which is undermining our national security.
Democrats' tax-and-spend policies falter against red state alternatives
In June 2022, under the presidency of Joseph R. Biden, inflation in the United States peaked to 9.1%, marking a painful economic moment for many American families.
Lowering the bar for academic success fuels a race to the bottom in public education
This month, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, a liberal, bragged that Boston Public Schools reached a record-high 81.3% graduation rate for the 2024-2025 school year.
A peek behind the curtain at 'No Kings' protests
Another series of far-left "No Kings" protests nationwide against the Trump administration is scheduled for Saturday, but make no mistake: They are anything but grassroots demonstrations.
Makary's FDA leadership raises alarms with ideology replacing sound medical judgment
Veteran conservative activist Morton Blackwell likes to remind people that "personnel is policy."
Trump leads a hemisphere liberating itself from leftism
Our southern neighbors are freeing themselves from the shackles of communism and socialism.
Trump's unpresidential lack of impulse control
President Trump's taking ghoulish glee Saturday in the death of former FBI Director Robert Mueller III was undignified, in exceedingly poor taste and, to say the least, unpresidential.
Time to rethink TSA
Left-wing zealots in Congress used federal employees as props in their fight for the rights of illegal aliens and hardened criminals.
Mayor Bowser disavows plot to tax anyone driving to the capital
Credit to Mayor Muriel Bowser for recognizing that the District of Columbia isn't Manhattan.