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When debating current issues, it's helpful to avoid inaccurate depictions of past policy, especially on immigration, in which both opponents and advocates of President Donald Trump's policies have views based on not altogether accurate renditions of the past.

Many opponents of Trump's policies seem to believe the president wants to cut off ...Read more

"The enumeration in the Constitution of

certain rights shall not be construed to deny

or disparage others retained by the people."

-- Ninth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution

When the Texas legislature decided to engage in the reapportionment of congressional districts in the middle of this summer -- having just done so in 2020, in ...Read more

Following the tragic mass shooting in Midtown Manhattan, New York City, that resulted in the deaths of four individuals, including a New York City Police Department officer, we must confront a vital question: Where were the heroes?

Reports indicate that the shooter walked from the curb to the entrance of 345 Park Avenue, a distance estimated at...Read more

The Trump administration stands on the cusp of something potentially transformative. If President Donald Trump succeeds in unleashing a new era of energy abundance and securing America's leadership in artificial intelligence, the economic gains will be profound. Lower energy costs, faster innovation and greater industrial dynamism would ...Read more

Ever since Donald Trump was reelected president last November, winning the Electoral College and the popular vote (the first time a Republican has done so since 2004), the Democratic Party has been battered by bad news:

-- Voter demographics Democrats have traditionally been able to rely on swung heavily Republican in 2024, including...Read more

As the governments of the U.K., Canada and France announce their intent to recognize a Palestinian state, I recall the words of C.S. Lewis, so aptly quoted by President Ronald Reagan in his famous "evil empire" speech:

"The greatest evil is not done now ... in those sordid 'dens of crime' that Dickens loved to paint. It is ... not even done ...Read more

The 80th anniversaries of the atomic bomb attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki provide an instructive moment for Russian dictator Vladimir Putin to mull the costs of war and the benefits of peace -- and perhaps rethink risking a head-to-head collision with nuclear-armed America and a revitalized and rearming NATO.

The nuclear weapons dropped on ...Read more

"From the river to the sea" -- shorthand for the obliteration of Israel. It's a phrase meant to terrorize.

Here in the U.S., from the Hudson River to the Pacific, antisemitism is surging in public schools. The Trump administration, which is cracking down on the abuse of Jewish students on college campuses, needs to also turn attention to the ...Read more

I live in New York City. "Proud Democratic Socialist" Zohran Mamdani is likely to be my next mayor. I'm not happy about it. But I am outnumbered. Mamdani is popular. He won more primary votes than any other candidate in the city's history. Minneapolis may also elect a socialist mayor. Why?! How deluded can voters be? I want to explain why their ...Read more

Senate Democrats have demonstrated this summer that they have not abandoned their crusade to force American taxpayers to fund the genetic testing, freezing and discarding of human beings.

Back in 2024, they brought up the Right to IVF Act twice.

This act defined "fertility treatment" as including the "[p]reservation of human oocytes, sperm, ...Read more

There's something funny in scandal politics when people accuse each other of pushing a "distraction." So if Donald Trump tries to change the subject to Russia collusion-hoaxing, it's a "distraction" from the media's energetic Jeffrey Epstein obsession.

All this really proves is that the liberal media elites get unhappy whenever anyone tries to ...Read more

HARRISON CITY, Pennsylvania -- Eileen Cunningham is a mother of four and grandmother of three with another on the way. The wife of "Goose" Cunningham -- when you are from Hazelwood, everyone has a nickname -- possesses the unique quality of bringing people together to form communities.

How? The natural athlete coached girls' hockey, track and...Read more

The triumph of modern feminism has put society on the path to demographic collapse.

The U.S. fertility rate dropped to a new low last year, according to recently released CDC data. An earlier report put the country's total fertility rate at around 1.6 births per woman. A country's population will remain stable if the total fertility rate is 2...Read more

Trump's announcement and executive order to ensure that the U.S. dominates the artificial intelligence revolution was a welcome America First policy directive. That mostly means keeping the government out of the way.

But an equally vital industry for our economic and national security interests is telecommunications -- which is also going ...Read more

WASHINGTON -- The New York Times has a credibility problem.

On July 24, the country's newspaper of record published an online story with the headline, "Gazans Are Dying of Starvation," which focused on impending famine among Gaza's' "most vulnerable civilians -- the young, the old and the sick."

But an image from the story that ran on the ...Read more

First, let me start by pointing out that President Donald Trump keeps having "the best week ever" every week!

How great are things going for President Trump nowadays?

-- Trump-hating HBO TV host Bill Maher is apologizing and admitting he was wrong about Trump's tariffs.

-- Trump-hating New York Times columnist Bret Stephens admits Trump is ...Read more