Opinion
Mamdani’s plan to squash private landlords will be nothing but a disaster for tenants
The aim is (legalized) theft, but after all confiscating private property is a pillar of socialism.
Team Trump needs a reset, with an eye on what average Americans see
No two ways about it: The Trump Justice Department settlement of the Trump IRS lawsuit looks terrible.
Deadly child-abuse ‘torture’ exposes NY’s willful blindness
Jor’Dynn Duncan, age 7, died in a house of horrors — and Suffolk County Child Protective Services placed her there.
Michael Goodwin: Trump gave Iran a chance at peace — but the president cannot trust the mullahs
The news that President Trump has taken the unusual step of calling a full Cabinet meeting Wednesday suggests that, among other things, he’s exploring ways to jump-start the maddeningly slow talks with Iran.
Spencer Pratt is right — the homeless problem is mostly about drugs
Cities that allow and encourage substance abuse, such as Los Angeles, do see more people living and dying on the street.
Bye-bye, HR — Let’s hope Bolt Financial CEO Ryan Breslow starts a trend
Workers who labor under HR edicts have come to doubt whether all those rules and trainings make any difference in the real world. The answer, actually, is that they don’t.
Democrats don’t dare stand with parents against trans extremism
Schumer and other national Democrats are again doing their best to hide their own extremism.
Trump’s Supreme Court appeal targets #MeToo injustice that’s warping our courts
Every accused person, male or female, deserves a fair trial before a jury that hears actual evidence — not a “this is your life” documentary of past misdeeds.
Tenants will suffer again under City Council’s outrageous plan for apartment buildings
New York’s City Council is intent on helping nonprofits snap up apartment buildings, whether owners want to sell to them or not. Yet its Community Right to Purchase Act is an outrageous subversion of private property that will only hurt the city’s housing stock, with tenants left to suffer.
Vatican tech flop: Pope Leo’s AI crusade needs Trump — not the UN
Pope Leo XIV is right about the need to make AI answer to the human good — artificial intelligence has to be subject to human moral responsibility.