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Tough justice for Texas antifa exposes another fatal flaw of Blue America
Antifa thugs are at least open about their contempt for civilization and its norms; the left’s influence on liberal politicians and the courts they cultivate may actually wreak more chaos.
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The podcaster has taken to wasting his talents on an eccentric, toxic agenda: Mysteriously pro-Vladimir Putin, obsessively anti-Israel, weirdly ashamed of America.
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The Democratic Socialist rise demonstrates how small, highly organized factions can capture low-turnout primaries and exercise political influence well beyond their numbers.
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Avoid the distractions, Mr. President: Focus on what you’ve won for American voters
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Antisemitism: A new shame from New York to LA
Supporters of the “democratic socialists” who won three congressional primaries in New York on anti-Israel platforms have pushed back on claims that the campaigns were antisemitic.
Entitlement of NYC’s Knicks trash-can thief exposes the ingrained flaws of DEI
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Karen Bass just made a predictable miscalculation
Karen Bass just made the biggest political move of her reelection campaign.
The carriage horse question: Letters to the Editor — June 26, 2026
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Mamdani mourns a Hamas terrorist, Kamala hopes to verbify . . . ‘hope’ and more
Mayor Zohran Mamdani invoked the death of Al Jazeera journalist Ahmed Wishah to prove that AIPAC and its supporters are “monsters” — without mentioning there is evidence the cameraman was in Hamas.
NYC’s black-red alliance of Islamism and ultra-leftism wants us to hate Israel and America
On Tuesday, New York City became a beachhead for the black-red alliance. This is the combination of Islamism and ultra-leftism, embodied by Mayor Mamdani, that has the whole of America in its sights.
Obsession over the DC Reflecting Pool is a sad symbol of our times
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Team Trump is exposing billions in fraud — even as Democrats keep actively encouraging it
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Pull the plug on ‘activist classroom’ rules indoctrinating our kids
Ideology, not student performance, is the priority in many states’ public schools — because state laws force teachers to be trained as activists.
All we need to know about America was spelled out in the Revolutionary War
These Americans were not only dreamers. They were doers. They were people who expected hard things, accepted hard things and then did hard things anyway.
Iran’s ‘jellyfish drone’ sighting warns of a whole new type of military threat
Many militaries, including the US, Ukraine and Russia, are working on swarming drone capabilities — just one possible explanation for what an American F-15 pilot saw over Iran.
Blakeman, the antidote to the anti-American poison emanating from Albany, City Hall — but voters must hit the polls
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Democrats’ obsession with climate change is killing energy jobs
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