The Seeds of New York's Disorder Were Planted in 1989
The city created a new office, public advocate, that sounded innocuous but would turn harmful.
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The Great Democratic Lawfare Bust
The indictments against Trump have backfired in historic fashion. Democrats should have trusted the voters.
Mike Johnson, Leader of the Free World
The House Speaker rejects U.S. decline and retreat from global leadership.
The Doctors and Mr. Biden's Decline
It’s dereliction of duty if he hasn’t been given multiple cognitive tests.
Cancel Culture Gets a Free Legal Pass
A teacher is sacked for unpopular views. The First Circuit says no problem.
Team Biden's Cynical Gamble
His mental aging and poor polls were the problem. Trump was the solution.
America's Invisible Hostage Crisis in Gaza
Five U.S. citizens are still being held by Hamas. Where are the yellow ribbons?
The Pentagon Can't Wait to Innovate
The American military must make rapid adoption of new commercial technologies a priority.
Kamala Harris Would Be the Best Democratic Choice
She’d rally black voters who are souring on Democrats and she’s close to Trump in the polls.
Hillsdale Bids a Hero Farewell
When a police officer falls in a small town, word spreads fast.
This Is How President Biden 'Beat Medicare'
His Inflation Reduction Act leaves patients with less access to medicines and higher premiums.
If Biden Steps Down, Democrats Could Win the Election
The party could still beat Trump with the right strategy.
Biden Seeks Extra Credit from NATO
After failed tests, surely someone at this week’s meetings will offer an acuity attestation.
No Justice for Murder in the West Bank
Palestinian Authority police let off terrorists who kill Israelis.
The 25th Amendment Isn't for Joe Biden
It’s political catnip but could lead to a chaotic power struggle.
Defiant Joe Says He Won't Go
The President sounds like Trump denouncing his party’s ‘elites.’
NATO's Biggest Threat Isn't Trump
The real danger is from the Russia-China-Iran axis, and lagging defense spending in Europe and the U.S.
Biden's Trains Aren't Leaving the Station
Amtrak breakdowns are frequent despite a new funding windfall.
Why Biden Probably Won't Step Down
What the election looks like now that the press is not covering for Biden.
Asia's New 'Game of Thrones'
As U.S. power recedes, Russia and China compete for regional advantage.
