Editorials
Memo to MLB: How about ‘Title IX Night’ instead of ‘Pride’?
If a Major League Baseball player were to get 29 hits in 30 at-bats, his batting average would be an astounding .967. He surely would not complain about making that one out.
Hegseth confronts Europeans with reality
Once, Americans could always count on a warm welcome in Normandy. Even when the rest of France gave us the cold shoulder, at least the locals remembered how we liberated them from the Nazis in 1944.
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Siege of Delaney Hall
Thank God law enforcement is finally getting serious about going after the rioters who have laid siege to the immigration detention facility at Delaney Hall in Newark, New Jersey.
L.A. needs an 'inexperienced' mayor like Spencer Pratt
In today's primary for mayor of Los Angeles, the chief rap against former reality TV star Spencer Pratt is his lack of experience.
Leftist Maine official Shenna Bellows tries to rig vote on protections for girls' sports
It is dumbfounding why female Democratic politicians consistently come down on the side of gender-confused faux females when they draw pushback for interloping into real girls' athletics.
New Yorkers finally fed up with Mamdani
A rally this week outside Gracie Mansion, the mayor's residence in New York City, highlights Mayor Zohran Mamdani's antisemitism problem: He doesn't think antisemitism is a problem.
Democrats' shameful Memorial Day exploitation
Just when you think that Democrats afflicted with Trump Derangement Syndrome couldn't stoop any lower in their unhinged hatred of the president, they find new ways to disgrace themselves.
Let Democrats kill the women's history museum
House Democrats did the right thing for the wrong reason. Last week, the House voted 204-216 against legislation authorizing the construction of a new American Women's History Museum in D.C.
L.A. officials didn't learn from Palisades Fire
The Simi Valley/"Sandy" wildfire has brought renewed attention to last year's devastating fire in the Palisades section of Los Angeles.
Memorial Day is a remembrance and a pledge
Memorial Day asks us to take time out from our daily lives to honor those who gave so much to keep us free.
Democrat Graham Platner's social posts should disqualify him
It would be understandable if Maine Gov. Janet Mills now regrets dropping out of the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate on April 30.
Assassination culture dominating the left
Two high-profile murder cases are moving forward on opposite sides of the country. In each, because of its reckless rhetoric, the left is an unindicted co-conspirator.
Former DHS Secretary Mayorkas finally appears to admit to border disaster
After spending most of the Biden administration swearing that the U.S. southern border was secure, former Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas last week seemed to acknowledge the very opposite.
On our 250th, opposition mounts to celebrating our faith
Rededicate 250: A National Jubilee of Prayer, Praise & Thanksgiving on the National Mall on Sunday received an outpouring of support from everyday Americans -- and opposition from whiny elitists.
U.S. student test scores in a generation-long decline
Student test scores in math and reading have been on a steady decline since 2013, well before the COVID-19 pandemic, a new analysis by researchers at Stanford, Harvard and Dartmouth shows.
Immigration law is made in Washington
New York Governor Kathy Hochul is under a misapprehension. She thinks Washington needs her permission to enforce federal immigration law.
Trump should tell Xi to give up obsession with Taiwan
A lot will be on the table when President Trump meets with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday.
