Democrats for Election Denial in Pennsylvania
Marc Elias is back and trying to steal a Senate seat for Bob Casey.
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How the Supreme Court Helped Democrats
Their losses would have been greater without rulings that protected campaign spending as political free speech.
Europe's Latest Net-Zero Victim
Germany’s coalition government collapses under the weight of climate policy.
The Good Sweepers in Valencia
More than 15,000 volunteers in Spain came to help with the flooding aftermath.
Why the GOP Is Winning Over Minorities
The Democrats have nothing to offer but grievance, victimhood and welfare.
Why Iran May Dash for the Bomb
Regime voices are pushing for it, and panic over Trump may offer a new impetus for action.
What Donald Trump Can Learn From Steve Jobs
Simplicity and quality, irrespective of marketing, are the keys to advancing a prosperous enterprise.
Israeli Rescuers Are an Example for the West
The Amsterdam attacks were an old story. The Jewish state’s response is something new.
There's No Such Thing as the Latino Vote
Hispanics in the U.S. are individuals who have agency. And they bring it to the polls.
Markets Hail Trump's Economics
He’ll repair the Biden damage, and his pro-growth agenda will drive private investment.
'Scooter Youths,' Not Soccer Fans, Hunt Jews in Amsterdam
The perpetrators were Muslims of Moroccan origin.
Left States Make Right Turns---Even California
Voters reject rent control, soft-on-crime policies, and an $18 minimum wage.
The Antisemitic Riot in Amsterdam
Israeli soccer fans are hunted and attacked by a violent mob in the streets of a European city.
China Nurses Its Debt Hangover
Beijing must spend trillions of yuan to undo decades of loose credit.
The Biden-Harris Race-Preference Regime
A new report documents DEI programs in the federal government. This is a clean-up opportunity for the Trump Administration.
Russia's Election Meddling: Farce After Tragedy
If you want to understand nothing about your world, watch MSNBC.
Most Polls Underestimated Trump. Here's Why Ours Didn't
We used phone calls, text messages and online and in-app polling to reach a broad range of voters.
A Democrat Ponders a 'Thumping Rebuke'
Ruy Teixeira says the party went wrong when it abandoned ‘progressive centrism’ and embraced a hard-left cultural ideology.
Say Goodbye to Hollywood's Progressive Prosecutor
Angelenos had four years of George Gascón’s ‘restorative justice.’ Now they want the real kind.
What Inflation Does
Even in a growing economy, rising prices can crush household and business finances.
