“It’s no accident that my first trip abroad as secretary of state” kept “me in the hemisphere,” explains Secretary of State Marco Rubio at The Wall Street Journal.

Editorial: The threat of Trump tariffs should not divert the prime minister from the vital task of removing trade barriers with the UK’s most natural and biggest partner

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Democrats (well, some of them) are suddenly recognizing the message of November’s victories by Donald Trump and other Republicans.

The Resistance may seem a thin shadow of what it was during Donald Trump’s first term — but it still has beaucoup horsepower, which leaves ambitious Dem politicos jockeying for place ahead of 2026 and 2028 stuck trying to thread the needle on the border crisis. 

On Friday, district attorneys from around the state — including from all the five boroughs — stood with Gov. Hochul to ask Albany to fix one part of this mess, the discovery portion.

President Donald Trump is set to impose tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China.

Democrats proved they’re willing to hurt Americans — and Israel — just to signal anger at President Trump.

Christopher Caldwell of The Free Press says that President Trump's executive order repealing affirmative action is the "the most significant policy change of this century."

The ugly near-riots in Gaza around Thursday's release of Israeli hostages proves just how deep the terror rot runs.

New York City Comptroller Brad Lander bemoaned the ICE raids in the city — despite the feds nabbing dangerous Tren de Aragua gang members.

“Many of us who’ve studied this issue, Trump’s directives seem reasonable,” cheers Lisa Selin Davis of the prez’s order to the Executive Branch to “not fund, sponsor, promote, assist, or support the so-called ‘transition’ of a child from one sex to another.”