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Will Democrats reject Iran's endorsement?
One fitting response to Iran's 26-page open letter to the American people, calling on them to vote for Democrats in November, would be to paraphrase Queen Gertrude in Shakespeare's "Hamlet."
EDITORIAL: Islamists interfere in U.S. elections
Tax-exempt Muslim organizations appear to be interfering in U.S. elections and could be the reason Abdul El-Sayed is Michigan's Democratic candidate for Senate, according to a new report.
Why is Sen. Mark Warner dodging debates?
Forget "Where's Waldo?" The better question might well be "Where's Warner?"
Seattle mayor Katie Wilson's absurd non-solution to retail theft
Seattle's socialist mayor, Katie Wilson, has a brilliant nonsolution to the problem of theft from the city's grocery stores: Spend $1.7 million for more security at private grocery stores.
Virginia's 45 days of early voting unduly long, costly
It was not all that long ago that Election Day was just that -- Election Day -- not Election Fortnight or Election Month, much less Election Month-and-a-Half.
Trump cracks down (harder) on visa fraud
President Trump's recent H-1B executive order is a necessary and welcome step in combating visa fraud.
With Greenland, Trump cements his status as master dealmaker
Coming on the heels of his Venezuela triumph -- access to the world's largest known oil reserve -- President Trump's Greenland deal caps his status as one of history's great dealmakers.
Yes, illegal aliens do vote in U.S. elections
Last week, the Department of Justice charged 16 people across multiple states with something that both progressives and the mainstream media repeatedly deny ever happens: voter fraud.
Spanberger betrays Virginia's female athletes
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger is the mother of three school-age girls and, as such, should know better.
Democrats bring Big Bad AI into the midterm fight
Democrats are at it again. We are 47 days away from what could be the most important midterm elections of our lifetime, and Democrats have found a new way to whip up hysteria.
Talarico's politically convenient conversions
Nothing is wrong with a man changing his mind, but when he does it as frequently and conveniently as James Talarico, the Democratic candidate for Senate in Texas, voters are entitled to question his sincerity.
Stay-at-home parents need help
Stay-at-home parents deserve support. Instead of parking their children in daycare, they have chosen to sacrifice income and career opportunities to raise them the right way.
Latest Israel boycott ignores modern history
Last week, Britain's Labor government moved to ban the import of all Israeli products from the so-called West Bank.
Nike goes woke and sneakers get run out of town
When a company gets involved in political controversies, its sales often suffer.
Left declares jihad on Texas' 9/11 curriculum
The Texas State Board of Education is taking fire for new high school history lessons that ask students to study the ideology behind the 9/11 attacks.
Democrats' court packing strategy could be the death of democracy
By voting against a proposed constitutional amendment to permanently fix the number of Supreme Court justices, Democrats have signaled that once in power, they will expand the court and destroy democracy with it.
Terror suspect Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi not a prisoner of war
If a suspected terrorist and his attorneys have their way, the U.S. could give prisoner-of-war status to a man who reportedly coordinated nearly 20 murderous attacks in Europe and North America.
Will Hochul wear her headscarf to the 9/11 ceremony?
Making a public appearance at the Islamic Cultural Center of New York on Aug. 28, Ms. Hochul wore a traditional Muslim headscarf. Some feminist she is.
House Democrats refuse to condemn socialism
House Democrats played right into the hands of their Republican rivals last week by voting overwhelmingly against a nonbinding resolution condemning socialism.
Texas' Cornyn must go all-in to help Paxton keep Senate in GOP hands
Lame-duck Sen. John Cornyn regrettably reminds us of the petulant little boy who, not allowed to play his preferred position, takes his bat and ball and goes home.
