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Election 2025: Ritchie Torres for New York Mayor
As rivals circle incumbent Eric Adams, the moderate Bronx congressman deserves a serious look.
Will the Next President Do Something About the Opinion Glut?
Tocqueville said the U.S. lacked ‘independence of mind’—and he never even heard of cable news.
Notable & Quotable: Minority Entrepreneurs
‘The people hurt most by big government are those who lack advantages in becoming economically independent.’
Fake News and the Untold Story
Democrats lose their minds three times, yet the press can’t seem to find the news.
When Is a Poll Not a Poll?
When the response rate is 2%. That’s a mere projection.
My Shabbat Prayers for the Presidential Election
May America see a peaceful transfer of power and a move toward responsibility.
How to Grow Out of America's Debt Woes
Infrastructure investment, particularly related to AI, could help tame the deficit and expand the economy.
If Donald Trump Wins the Election
In a democracy, the first question to ask is: What are the voters telling us?
Trump, Harris and Turnout
The hard data favor Republicans.
Kamala Harris's Secret Wives
Why is her campaign insulting the intelligence of the women it’s trying to attract?
Could California Elect Donald Trump?
Migration from blue states to battlegrounds could tilt the Electoral College from Harris.
California's Noncitizen Suffragists
A measure in Santa Ana would let illegal migrants vote in local elections.
Medicaid for Herbs and Housing
HHS expands the program for unproven ‘healing services” and housing subsidies.
Politicians Aren't What Make America Great
Our people and spirit matter more than an election. The U.S. is still a beacon of light.
Nixon Crosses the Border on Election Day
In 1960, the vice president hankered for Mexican food.
Chicago Plays Down an Antisemitic Hate Crime
The suspect, an illegal immigrant, shouted ‘Allahu Akbar.’ The victim was headed to synagogue.
You Can Trust the Vote Count
Mistakes happen, but many of the stories you’ve heard turn out to be untrue.
Moldovans Reject Russia
Voters in the Eastern European nation re-elect a pro-EU President despite Moscow’s meddling.
Harris Is Bad for Democracy Too
She covered up for an unfit president, then took the nomination without a vote when he was forced out.
