Real ID is a legislative wisp from the Bush-era War on Terror
It’s dusty, useless nonsense. And, frankly, it doesn’t even accomplish its prime directive
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Wednesday
Who is funding Trump’s billion-dollar crypto empire?
A private money-printing machine tied directly to the Oval Office
Tuesday
Mark Carney rebuffs Trump’s marriage proposal
‘Never say never,’ Trump said
Exclusive: FAA issues autopilot warning after major airline crashes
Pilots are being advised to leave computerized flight controls on around busiest airports
Monday
A Big, Beautiful Alcatraz is only the beginning
Our prison system is cruelly overcrowded, and under Trump’s rule, it is fixing to be even more so
Sunday
Trump rules out a third term
In 2028, would there be an appetite for him to serve one?
Friday
David Hogg’s reign of terror
Radical Democrats aren’t weakened by defeat; they’re unbound by it
Thursday
The Explorers Club, real-life Indiana Joneses
A motley crew of explorers, climbers, deep-sea divers, astronauts and assorted oddballs
Is America in the grip of Empty Shelves panic?
Trump suggests American kids might get ‘two dolls instead of 30’ this Christmas
Kamala Harris is back
And even more vapid than before!
Wednesday
Whitmer’s smart play for Trump’s voters
For progressive Democrat voters, the governor’s willingness to appear with Trump is anathema
Arm school guards – not children – to honor my husband
I have often wondered: if Chris had been armed that day, would he still be alive?
Josh Hawley talks Trump’s first 100 days: pro-life ‘needs to be a priority’
The Missouri Senator discusses tariffs, foreign policy and regulating the abortion pill
MAHA must harness the power of Gwyneth Paltrow
The health and wellness guru has recently opted for a more balanced diet
Was ‘Liberation Day’ just shock therapy?
A touted US-India trade deal suggests that could be the case
But, Michelle: Barack deported more immigrants than Trump
Michelle Obama says Donald Trump’s immigration policies ‘keep her up at night’
Tuesday
Pay no heed to the misleading Trump approval ratings
The legacy media, polling themselves, get the reassuring results they crave
The polls are wrong (again) on Trump
The least accurate polls are getting the most airtime
Being Mr. Meghan Markle is no honeymoon
It’s been a tough week for Harry
A mammoth 100 days of Trump’s America First foreign policy
It’s clear his promise to restore American strength may be even harder than his supporters imagined
How Liberation Day rocked Switzerland
When Trump brandished his made-for-television tariff chart, we were horrified
Trump is a Large Hadron Collider
The next 1,361 days (or more) will be as wild as the past 100
Who cares about globalization?
Not even Trump’s opponents defend the global economic order
Monday
The Trump White House is government by meme
What lies behind the ‘deported’ posters?
Could abortion pills be the sleeper issue for the midterms?
New data finds a much higher rate of serious adverse events from abortion pills than was previously claimed
The media must admit to covering up Biden’s decline
Journalists are cashing in on books that glaze over their roles
No, Joy Reid: Rome didn’t fall due to a lack of ‘diversity’
Civilizations are not saved by slogans or skin color
Sunday
The Trump White House is The Real Housewives of Pennsylvania Avenue
For those of us who like politics as entertainment, this is a vast improvement
Saturday
Doctors are embracing identity politics – and harming babies
Efforts to reduce racial disparities end up hurting the most vulnerable children
The Met Gala flirts with MAGA
‘Anna is known for adding a few surprises’
Friday
Another spring, another round of anti-Semitism on campus
What’s different is that the Trump administration is finally taking a strong stand
Thursday
There will never be a Trumpian baby boom
A $5,000 bonus per kid is nowhere near enough. Try $500,000
Harvard’s intricate China ties
There are a number of allegations that Chinese funding has excessively influenced the university’s research and academic output
Mission creep has infected the IMF and the World Bank
The Bretton Woods institutions should serve their stakeholders – not the other way around