Opinion

Graham Platner was sold to “Mainers and the national media” as “an antiwar Marine during the Iraq War, a hardscrabble oysterman, and a working-class straight talker,” grumbles National Review’s Jeffrey Blehar.

New York fans aren’t just dreaming of past Knicks glory days, this 2026 iteration is providing new ones — in abundance.

There’s virtually nothing a left-wing candidate could say or do that would elicit condemnation from Democrats if doing so threatened their power.

While New York’s leaders have been cheering the city’s steady decline in murder, another indicator has been giving public-safety advocates pause: Felony assaults exploded in early 2021 — and remain far above their pre-pandemic lows.

New figures out of England and Wales showed show the total fertility rate dropped to 1.39 children per woman, the lowest level ever recorded. While there’s no question that younger generations feel anxious about the future, new reporting indicates that much of the climate anxiety shaping millennial and Gen Z attitudes toward the future was manufactured through years of exaggerated predictions, catastrophic media framing, activist incentives and scientific models that are now being quietly reconsidered or outright abandoned.

Now the nation needs to question the intelligence of everyone working for the Central so-called Intelligence Agency.

Once a drive for social justice, the labor movement has become a corrupt special interest that drives ever-growing injustice — a cancer on society.

California’s sanctuary policies do not “protect immigrants.” They protect criminals from consequences and accountability under federal law.