If Republicans need around 60 million votes in 2026 to retake the House, there are more than enough Trump voters to do it — but as of 2025, the 75 million Harris voters appear more energized. That must change. And there is time to change it.

A collapsing regime armed with nuclear ambitions is the worst possible outcome. Empowering the Iranian people and supporting their demand for freedom is the only sustainable path toward regional stability, U.S. security, and global peace.

New Yorkers should not have been made to be the guinea pig for a repeat demonstration of socialism's ravages, on this side of the Atlantic.

A contemporary Thanksgiving "makeover" should absolutely be comprised of gratitude, as well as a commitment to developing the faith to hold on to a vision of a "promised land," in the face of all adversity.

Charles Foehner, a 67-year-old retired doorman with a clean record, was walking in Queens, when a would-be mugger lunged at him. Foehner pulled out a revolver and shot his attacker. Foehner pled guilty. He can now look forward to spending his sunset years in Cell Block C.

A durable alliance requires reciprocity. If Kuwait wants deeper military integration, it must realign its economic behavior with its security claims, not with Beijing’s strategic ambitions.

What began as a push to streamline bureaucracy and empower innovators has instead exposed deep structural weaknesses inside one of America’s most important health agencies.

In normal circumstances the political party holding the presidency loses seats. In abnormal circumstances, a time defined by Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS), there's a chance for a catastrophic loss of House and Senate seats that derail President Trump's final two years.

Not only is anti-abortion Gov. Glenn Youngkin, R-Va., to be succeeded by a strident pro-abortion-rights advocate, Abigail Spanberger, but Democrats' beefed-up majority in the House of Delegates makes it inevitable that a pro-abortion-rights amendment will appear.

Sadly, too much of the chatter in airports these days is about how awful flying is, how irksome the airlines have become and how infuriating people find nightmarish cancellations and even minor delays.

According to a report by the International Society for Civil Liberties and Rule of Law (InterSociety), a non-governmental organization (NGO) which monitors and tracks human rights abuses in Nigeria, over 125,000 Christians have been killed since 2009.

Neither the president nor his party can afford to call it quits. No matter how unruly the House might be, it's time the president tried governing with his party in Congress. It's time Republicans in Congress learned Trump's most important lesson, to write their own destiny.

It is a sad day for all of us when patriots leave politics because they believe their political party represents the problem, rather than the solution.

Unlike sanctions that harm ordinary Venezuelans while leaving the regime's true power structure intact, targeting drug trafficking strikes at the heart of what keeps Maduro's cronies loyal and his security apparatus operational.

If you're in search of lower prices and want to make your paycheck go further, one failsafe strategy is to move to a conservative place with free-market policies.

Now, Democrats like Andrew Cuomo seem like Ronald Reagan compared to what's coming. But America is hopelessly divided. Not by race so much as by where you live, urban versus rural.

American culture is neither rigid nor intrinsically hostile to reasonable diversity, but it is certainly not infinitely elastic either. And it requires conscientious assimilation into a framework that alone makes ordered liberty possible.

Combined with affirmative verbal and nonverbal engagement in the proceedings, judges can maximize positive influence in seeking justice for all.

The 18th commissioner of the Social Security Administration, who was confirmed by the Senate in May, was named earlier this month the chief executive officer of the IRS, serving directly under Treasury Secretary Bessent. Bisignano said his path had a humble beginning.

The fusion between MAGA (Make America Great Again) and MAHA (Make America Healthy Again) was perceived to be helpful in the campaign and a way to draw more independents to the conservative movement.

President Donald Trump informed the homeless advocacy industrial complex that to get federal money, they must abandon "Housing First" that fails to treat addictions and illnesses that drive homelessness. He's right on this one.

Individual Americans deserve more control over how their healthcare dollars are spent. Injecting more consumerism into the health insurance market can help restore efficiency, and sanity, to our healthcare system.

Every few years, someone insists that real "industrial policy" has never been tried. The left's call for a "mission-oriented" state and the right's yearning for a nationalist industrial revival share the same conceit: that their own intentions can succeed where intervention failed.

The stage is certainly set for the right female candidate to become president. This victorious female candidate who will make history will never be Michelle Obama.

Those of us who understand what has made America free and prosperous must evangelize for entrepreneurship and small business; they are as fundamental to our foundation and freedom as the Constitution and Christianity.

We have a little bird trying to call our attention to a major problem. That bird is the insurance industry with its army of actuaries. We ignore that warning at our own risk, and at the risk of our children and grandchildren.

Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, has warned about rising antisemitism on the right and left. Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., has condemned the normalization of rhetoric demonizing Israel and its supporters. These voices matter. America needs more of them.

Trump's economic agenda is centered on rebuilding American strength at home and abroad. Reindustrializing the country will require more than factory construction. It calls for a modern, resilient supply chain to move what those factories produce.

If all it takes is "love" to justify marriage, then Sam and Sally, brother and sister, can tie the knot. This is what happens when imagination governs thought, substituting make-believe for reality, when those who subvert Christianity are heroes.

The April 28, 2025, blackout that disrupted life for millions in Spain and Portugal and caused widespread chaos was the result of a sudden loss of 15 GW of power; about 60% of Spain's national demand.

Clearly, the Trump haters were way more enthusiastic than the Trump supporters.

Be warned that although Mayor Zohran Mamdani brings lots of fresh new ideas about ways to spend money, it won’t be nearly enough to carry out rosy Big Apple promises which apparently brought him election victory.

You want to win Hispanics? Speak our language — literally and figuratively. Talk about the grocery bill that's doubled, the mortgage rates that make it impossible for our kids to buy homes, and the cultural insanity that's attacking our faith and our children.

China produced 57 million metric tons of pork in 2024. It still could not satisfy domestic demand. To feed its livestock, China must import more than 100 million metric tons of soybeans every year, which represents roughly 60% of all traded soybeans globally.

Christian villages are wiped out overnight. Churches are torched. Priests are executed for their faith. Over 62,000 Nigerian Christians have been killed since 2000, an atrocity the mainstream media barely acknowledges.

Most folks are specifically focused on behavior and not the meaning behind it. If we stay focused on behavior, there is no room for understanding and compassion; there is only room for misunderstanding, rage, and hurt feelings.

Mamdani must engage with business leaders, corporations, and taxpayers who fund the budget that drives our city, showing respect. New York is more than 400 years old and will endure long after Mamdani's brief tenure. If he fails to respect this remarkable opportunity, it's his loss.

Weakening Iran's ruling clerics and supporting a viable democratic alternative would deal a significant blow to the Iran-Russia-China alignment, disrupt Tehran’s proxy architecture, and reduce the long-term cost of containing a hostile regime with nuclear ambitions.

The skies are not too safe, the air is not too clear, the food supply is not too clean, and we need a government that works, not one that is shut down while the girls and boys fight it out politically.

New York has nearly 150 neighborhoods, a mere 16 spearheaded Zohran Mamdani's narrow victory in the city’s mayoral election on Nov. 4. Only one in five registered voters chose Mamdani.

AI-powered technologies are touting benefits like medication reminders, fall detection, remembering appointments, and more, with a hope to promote independence, simplify communication with caregivers, and to combat loneliness.

The Democratic claim that the party leadership was so heart-broken by the pain the missed paychecks were inflicting on federal workers is absurd.

We don't need term limits on service. We need term limits on ego. Because public office isn't supposed to be a career. It's supposed to be a commitment.

The BBC has succumbed to the same disease infecting so much of the global media: leftwing political bias.

DSA's policies reflect a visceral hatred for the free market, and conversely, a worship of government. This inevitably leads to food shortages, black markets, and Soviet-style oppression.

Bank of England darling and WEF high priest, Mark Carney is more serious than predecessor Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. He has taught Canadians a lesson that property rights mean nothing.

Democrats: Join Republicans and open the government. Republicans: Join Democrats, negotiate the details, and Make Health Coverage Great Again.

The general, erroneous perception seems to be that building effective defensive systems quite affordably possible three decades ago now would be enormously expensive, if they are at all possible. Really?

After decades of doomsday sermons, manipulated models, and taxpayer tithing to the "Green Church," the mask is off. The climate crusade was never about saving the planet. It was about controlling the people, all of us. Environmentalism became Marxism with a recycling bin.

The Congress can no more delegate to the president the power to tax than it can the power to prescribe punishments for federal crimes.

The tragedy is that so many practitioners of public relations, the very craft of persuasion, have become the chief architects of deception. What was once the art of credible storytelling has, in too many hands, devolved into a carnival of contrived synthetic sincerity.

The regime in Damascus is far from secure. Its rapid transformation, from a jihadist movement to a partner of the West, carries deep internal risks. It could provoke ideological fissures among Islamists.

Caution is warranted. When renovations change the character of historic buildings too dramatically, they risk eroding the intangible qualities of place that foreign dignitaries note: elegance, proportion, legacy.

History will remember Donald J. Trump not just as the 45th and 47th commander in chief, but as one of our nation's greatest defenders of freedom. Mount Rushmore awaits him.

IVF, a widely used yet costly fertility treatment, was a key topic during the 2024 election cycle. A single IVF treatment cycle can cost tens of thousands of dollars. Many couples often require more than one cycle for a successful pregnancy. Help is on the way.

It’s time for a complete and total shutdown of China-linked research partnerships, technology infiltration, and influence operations. Call it extreme — but appeasement has failed. Every day we wait, the red hand reaches a little deeper into America's institutions.

Lessons from Israel, and Ukraine, have proven that modern air wars are not won solely by $20-million tanks or sophisticated fighter jets. Full spectrum air wars now include fleets of small, intelligent, and relentlessly adaptive unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), "drones."

From the prophets to the apostles to the church fathers, those who have taken Scripture seriously have affirmed this truth: God's dealings with Israel reveal his character. To deny that is to question the reliability of God himself.

Neighborhoods are populated by new ethnic voters, Hispanics from Central and South America, Southern Asians and Middle Easterners. There is also a contingent of young white college-educated voters who have rejected center-right views. They have self-confidence that borders on arrogance.

When the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act came up again in the House in 2003, Pelosi again voted against it. But that year, then-President George W. Bush signed it into law.