Opinion

Next week Johnson can use a House maneuver to force a vote on the socialists’ nihilistic platform and rampant bigotry — and make moderate Democrats take a stand.     

Left or right, taxpayers shouldn’t have to subsidize political activism they oppose, and the Treasury and IRS are drafting plans to revoke tax exemptions from bogus political charities.

Meta agreed to a record $18 billion settlement with nearly every US state over claims that its social-media platforms were deliberately designed to addict children and teenagers — and is being forced to build meaningful barriers between children and the products it has spent years carefully designing to keep them online. But parents remain responsible for what they put into their children’s hands.

A new Echelon Insights poll raises the question: just how inevitable is this menacing Blue Wave?

Jose Miranda stopped by a laundromat in The Bronx to wash his clothes one hot August day two years ago, and was hacked to death, randomly, by a maniac with a meat cleaver.

Zohran Mamdani is facing backlash for mourning Rikers inmate Clarence Woodward, who was jailed for the meat-cleaver murder of Jose Miranda.

The Lindsay Clancy trial has fed a social-media trend that turns therapy culture into performance art, with mothers throwing tantrums for the clicks.

A UNICEF report finds no widespread acute malnutrition in Gaza, plus why Donald Trump is right to defend the economic benefits of data centers.