Opinion
Bernie Sanders’ call to seize the AI industry has damning lessons about politics today
Such collectivism brings oppression and ruin everywhere it’s tried — but then Sanders has been a fan of every nation that’s impoverished itself this way, from the Soviet Union to Cuba to Venezuela.
NY establishment Dems reap the whirlwind of their fat and lazy politics — see Chevalier’s rise
Democrats long ago gave up true machine politics in the sense of appealing to and providing for a base of popular support.
The Gavin Newsom probe is serious, and he knows it
Sacramento has a long history of tolerating corruption, thanks to one-party rule, the passive media, and a culture of mutual back-scratching.
Michael Goodwin: Trump and Vance are rattled on Iran —and their attacks on Israel prove it
An essential and great ally one day, road kill the next.
The Iranian MOU could hold the peace — but it doesn’t solve all the longterm issues
Sooner or later, there will be a reckoning over Iran’s future.
Although he’s no longer alive, my dad’s lessons still inspire me this Father’s Day
Death doesn’t end a relationship. On this Father’s Day, author Donald Cohen reflects on the lessons he received from his dad.
Blue states are obsessed with protecting illegal-migrant criminals — and only voters can make it stop
In sanctuary jurisdictions like Virginia, the safety of law-abiding folks comes last, the “rights” (privileges!) of illegal immigrants come first.
What my dad never knew about having an autistic son
To a son, his father is larger than life — the man with all the answers, the hero.
Our campuses are corrupt — and higher education is due for their comeuppance
As more Americans recoil from higher education’s foul products, taxpayers, legislators and parents will increasingly wonder why they’re supporting it.
My Nazi lover: Inside the SPLC’s anti-hate racket
“Sleeping with the enemy” is pretty much as compromised as any crusader can get.