Israel strikes site in Iran in retaliation for weekend assault: source

Israel fired missiles at a site in Iran early Friday in retaliation for Tehran launching a barrage of missiles and drones at the Jewish state over the weekend.

Fetterman scolds Dem colleagues for failing to condemn Iran's attack on Israel

Senator Fetterman slammed his Democratic colleagues for their refusal to condemn Iran for its attack on Israel in retaliation for the deadly bombing of its Syrian consulate.

Trump demands Europe cough up more cash for Ukraine, says war with Russia wouldn’t have happened on his watch

Former President Trump is demanding that Europe do more to help Ukraine in its ongoing war with Russia, saying the U.S. has played too big a role.

Albany, New York, police officer shot in ‘ambush’ during traffic stop attempt; suspect dead: officials

An Albany police officer was shot and injured Wednesday after attempting to pull over a vehicle before he returned fire, killing the driver, police said.

Israeli artist, curators refuse to open exhibit until cease-fire, hostage deal is reached

The artist and curators representing Israel at an international art show say they will not open the Israeli pavilion until a cease-fire and hostage deal are reached.

African migrants swarm NYC’s City Hall for hearing on ‘experiences of Black immigrants’

A hearing at NYC's City Hall drew a crowd of more than 1,000 people Tuesday morning, including some who reportedly thought they would be getting work visas or green cards.

Illegal migrant convicted of child rape arrested after district court ignored detainer request

An illegal immigrant charged with child rape was arrested after a District Court ignored a detainer request and let him back into the community.

California sues beach city over voter ID law backed by majority of residents

California officials are suing Huntington Beach over a voter ID amendment the city passed last month with support from a majority of residents.

Iran’s failed attack on Israel ‘is pretty telling’ about Tehran’s capabilities, DOD says

The Pentagon said Monday that Iran’s failed attack on Israel over the weekend was "pretty telling," considering Tehran’s weapons capabilities.

Georgia parliament descends into chaos as lawmakers throw punches over Putin-style ‘foreign agent’ bill

Georgia’s parliament descended into chaos Monday after the leader of the ruling party was punched in the face while discussing a controversial law on “foreign agents."

Eleanor Coppola, Matriarch of a Filmmaking Family, Dies at 87

Eleanor Coppola, who documented the making of some of her husband Francis Ford Coppola’s iconic films, including the infamously tortured production of “Apocalypse Now,” and who raised a family of filmmakers, has died. She was 87.

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Iran claims to follow drone launch at Israel with ballistic missile barrage

Iran has launched an attack on Israel after it vowed to respond to a deadly airstrike earlier this month targeting the Iranian consulate in Syria.

California GOP leaders call for accountability after state can’t account for $24B spent on homeless crisis

GOP leaders want to see more accountability after California spent $24B to tackle the homeless crisis, but failed to collect data to track if the money actually improved the problem.

Gun groups slam Biden admin over new ATF rule: 'Weaponizing every tool'

Gun rights advocates are slamming a new Biden administration rule that will imposes new restrictions on firearms dealers across the United States.

Built Ford Tough: Historic Truck Company Reveals Updated Line-Up

Israel vows to strike back after warnings of Iranian attack, says enemies 'will be met with a strong defense'

Iran state media has removed a report that airspace over Tehran was being closed following warnings that a possible attack on Israel was imminent.

Tara VanDerveer, winningest coach in college basketball, retires after 45 years

Stanford women's basketball coach Tara VanDerveer is retiring after 48 years, the school said Tuesday. Her legacy includes three national titles and the NCAA record for wins.

Tara VanDerveer, winngest coach in college basketball, retires after 45 years

Stanford women's basketball coach Tara VanDerveer is retiring after 48 years, the school said Tuesday. Her legacy includes three national titles and the NCAA record for wins.

Trump request to delay hush-money trial denied for third time

Donald's Trump's request to delay his hush money criminal trial has been denied, marking the third time this week his lawyers' attempts to delay the trial have failed.

Nolte: Hollywood Establishment Still Rooting Against Francis Ford Coppola

Francis Ford Coppola spent $120 million to produce a film and the knives are already out to kill his chances of landing a distribution deal.

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Bags of antisemitic flyers with ‘rat poison’-like substance found in Chicago neighborhood: ‘Vile’

Dozens of bags containing antisemitic flyers and what may have been “rat poison" were found scattered around Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighborhood Monday morning.

Parents of Michigan School Shooter Sentenced to 10-15 Years for 'Lack of Acts' to Halt Shooting

Jennifer and James Crumbley, parents of Michigan school shooter Ethan Crumbly, were convicted and sentenced to 10 to 15 years on Tuesday. 

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CBP seizes multiple weapons headed for Mexico, including AK-style rifle taped to migrant’s bare chest

CBP officers seized more than a dozen firearms at the Port of Nogales over 10 days, including one taped to the bare chest of a migrant.

White House downplays Biden accusing GOP of ‘killing millions of Americans’ by terminating Affordable Care Act

The White House has downplayed President Biden's suggestion that House Republicans were essentially “killing millions of Americans" by slashing the Affordable Care Act.

Arrest Made After Mother Pushing Baby in Pram Stabbed to Death in 'Broad Daylight'

A 25-year-old man has been arrested after police launched a nationwide manhunt for a suspect over the knife slaying of a young mother.

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Devil's Triangle and a Media Shame-Storm: An Interview With Mark Judge

Former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot hired to investigate so-called 'worst mayor in America' at $400 an hour

The Village of Dolton voted Monday to hire former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot as a "Special Investigator" to look into Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard.

Gas station robbery that ended with bystander killing suspect was staged as part of visa scheme: police

A gas station robbery in January that ended with a bystander shooting and killing the robber was apparently scheme between him and the victims.

Israel UN ambassador, during meeting on Palestinian statehood, holds up picture of Hitler with Grand Mufti

Israel’s U.N. Ambassador spoke out against the Palestinian statehood during a U.N. Security council meeting Monday and held up a picture of Hitler meeting with the Grand Mufti.

Wisconsin man facing decades behind bars for identity theft scheme that sent victim to jail, mental hospital

A Wisconsin man is facing more than three decades behind bars for a 36-year identify theft scheme in which the victim was sent to jail and a mental hospital.

Venezuelan ‘migrant influencer’ who encouraged squatting complains from jail he’s victim of persecution

The Venezuelan "migrant influencer" who encouraged other migrants to take over Americans’ homes is complaining from behind bars he’s the victim of persecution and misses his freedom.

Vanderbilt students expelled, suspended for participation in unruly pro-Palestinian protests

Vanderbilt University students have been expelled, one has been suspended, and more than 20 have been placed on probation after last month’s rowdy pro-Palestinian demonstrations and sit-in.

Trump campaign raises more than $50 million at Florida fundraiser: 'historic' haul

Former President Donald Trump’s GOP fundraiser in Palm Beach, Florida, rakes in more than $50 million

Disgruntled Chipotle customer shoots employee over guacamole dispute

A Chipotle customer was arrested near Detroit Friday night over a dispute with a restaurant employee over an argument that reportedly involved guacamole.

Michigan Republican grills Biden on taxpayer-funded rent subsidies going to asylum-seekers

Rep. Lisa McClain is demanding more transparency in the federal grant process from the Office of Refugee Resettlement.

Michigan GOP lawmakers slam taxpayer-funded rent subsidies for migrants with pending asylum applications

Michigan Republican lawmakers are raising a fuss over provisions in the state’s "newcomer rental subsidy" program that gives up to $500 to landlords who rent to migrants.

Haitian gangs loot national library amid spiraling violence that has forced thousands to flee capital city

Armed gangs in Haiti's capital of Port-au-Prince have looted a national library, putting historical documents in jeopardy as the country spirals further in violence.

Maryland divers guided by sonar due to extreme poor visibility in Key Bridge repair: Like a 'snowstorm'

Divers are relying on sonar technology to guide them underwater during salvage operations in the aftermath of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse last week.

New York judge in hush-money trial rejects Trump's request for delay until after SCOTUS rules on immunity

Manhattan Judge Juan M. Merchan has rejected the former president’s bid for a delay in the hush money trial until the U.S. Supreme Court rules on his immunity claims in another case.

Israel defense minister says Hamas has ‘ceased to function as a military organization’

Israel's Defense Minister on Tuesday said that Hamas has "ceased to function as a military organization in most parts of the Gaza Strip."

Washington Post's Kathleen Parker: 'Christine Blasey Ford Is No Hero'

A recent op-ed from Kathleen Parker of the Washington Post took aim at the establishment press for promoting Christine Blasey Ford's memoir while shutting out Mark Judge, the man who refuted her claims in a blistering memoir of his own.

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Judge rejects Hunter Biden request to toss federal tax charges

A federal judge has rejected Hunter Biden’s request to dismiss tax charges accusing the president’s son of a four-year scheme to avoid paying $1.4 million in taxes.

Trump posts $175M bond in NY civil fraud case, averts asset seizure

Former President Trump has posted the $175 million bond in his New York civil fraud case, preventing the state from seizing his assets while he appeals.

Christine Blasey Ford Was No Hero, Says ... WaPo?

DeSantis notches win in lawsuit over migrant flights, but company that arranged them not in the clear yet

A federal judge has dropped a lawsuit targeting Ron DeSantis after the Republican Florida Governor coordinated flights of illegal immigrants from Texas to Martha’s Vineyard in 2022.

Dozens charged in international drug smuggling operation linked to brutal Mexican cartel

Federal prosecutors have charged dozens of men in an international drug smuggling operation orchestrated by Mexico’s brutal Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG).

Car rams gate at FBI office in Atlanta, driver arrested after attempting to enter facility

A driver crashed a vehicle into the front gate of the FBI’s Atlanta, Georgia headquarters on Monday and attempted to enter the facility before he was arrested, according to the bureau.

FDNY firefighters removes ‘Thin Red Line’ flag after Dem's office called it a political symbol

NYC firefighters were were ordered to remove a "Thin Red Line" flag after receiving a complaint from a Democratic councilwoman’s office that it was a "political symbol."

Israeli tech couple killed in California plane crash

An Israeli tech couple were reportedly killed in a plane crash Saturday evening near the California-Nevada border, officials and reports say.

Turkey’s Erdogan suffers setback after opposition sees massive gains in urban areas

Turkey’s main opposition party made huge gains in the country’s urban areas in local elections Sunday, dealing a blow to longtime President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Florida car chase in 2020 may be linked to Havana syndrome: report

A high-speed chase in Key West, Florida, may be linked to the mysterious phenomenon known as "Havana syndrome," according to a new report set to air Sunday.

Netanyahu, ahead of surgery, vows Israel will invade Rafah, despite pressure from Ramadan, US

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that Israel would invade Rafah, despite twin pressures from Ramadan and Washington.

Francis Scott Key Bridge: US Army vet speculates on what went wrong before collapse

A former U.S. Army veteran believes the cargo ship that struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge, leading to its collapse, was likely suffering electrical issues after it left the port.

Baltimore bridge collapse: Maryland Gov. Wes Moore says ‘there is nothing we will not do’ on recovery efforts

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore on Thursday said recovery efforts after the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge would be a "long road ahead."

Nolte: More EV Fail as Ford ‘Drastically Cuts’ Detroit Workforce

“Ford will drastically cut the number of hourly workers at its factory that builds the Ford F-150 Lightning as sales of electric vehicles slow,” a local media outlet reported.

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Mark Judge: Democrats Used 'Extortion and Direct Threats' to Pressure Me in Destroying Brett Kavanaugh

Mark Judge, the high school friend of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, has publicly claimed that Democrats threatened and extorted him.

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Baltimore bridge collapse: 2 bodies recovered, others still missing as effort switches to salvage operation

Maryland authorities say divers have recovered the bodies of two people during a search for the workers who plunged into the water after a cargo ship slammed into a Baltimore bridge.

Dispatch from emergency responders captures moment Baltimore’s Key Bridge collapsed

Emergency responder dispatch audio captured the moments after a cargo ship rammed into Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge early Tuesday.

Stanford University divided on merits of standardized testing after several colleges reinstate the measure

Stanford University faculty and students have debated standardized testing as the prestigious higher education institution considers reinstating the test in the admissions process.

Dispatch from emergency responders captures moment Baltimore’s Key Bridge collapsed

Emergency responder dispatch audio captured the moments after a cargo ship rammed into Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge early Tuesday.

Pentagon releases data on controversial abortion travel policy for service members

The Department of Defense on Tuesday released partial data for its policy that covered travel expenses for service members seeking an abortion.

Chicago mayor says city returning park to the public after using them to house illegal immigrants

The City of Chicago on Monday said it will start returning five parks to the public after using them to temporarily house illegal immigrants.

Moscow attack shows Putin’s grip on Russia ‘not nearly as tight as we think,’ says ex-US ambassador to Ukraine

Friday's terrorist attack in Moscow suggests that Russia’s security apparatus is much weaker than the world has been led to believe, says the former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine.

US embassy in Paris issues security alert for Americans in France after Moscow terrorist attack

The U.S. embassy in Paris on Monday issued a security alert for Americans in France following last week’s terrorist attack in Moscow.

Biden admin 'perplexed' by Netanyahu decision to cancel Israeli delegation

The Biden administration says it is "perplexed" by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s decision to cancel a high-level delegation’s planned visit to Washington.

Byron wins at Circuit of the Americas in NASCAR's first road race of season

William Byron dominated NASCAR's first road course race of the season at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, TX, after holding off Christopher Bell in the final laps.

Geomagnetic storm hits Earth creating northern lights, disrupting radio communications

A geomagnetic storm forecasted through Monday is expected to disrupt radio communications but making for great aurora viewing.

Fani Willis says she’s the only DA in US with enough ‘courage’ to prosecute Trump

Fani Willis told reporters Saturday she is the only DA in the country with enough "courage" to prosecute former President Donald Trump in the Georgia election interference case.

Chileans arrested in California suburb days after LAPD forms task force to counter transnational crime ring

Irvine police arrested on Friday arrested three men just days after the LAPD formed a task force to address an international crime ring targeting luxury homes in the U.S.

The truth about Kate Middleton's health reveals her true character

Kate Middleton's authenticity and relatability displayed her true character.

Feel-Good Friday: Ford CEO Steps Up in a Big Way

Complaint Alleges Stanford Professor's Inaccurate Research Was the Basis for SF Failed Math Experiment

Kansas men’s basketball advances after controversial call hinders Samford upset: ‘An incredible play’

The Kansas Jayhawks have advanced to the next round of the NCAA men's basketball tournament after a controversial call late in the game against Samford hindered the Bulldogs' upset.

Boston Marathon bomber’s case thrown back to lower court for probe of ‘juror bias’

A federal appeals court has ordered the case of the Boston Marathon bomber to be returned to a lower court to probe for juror bias.

Embattled Sen. Bob Menendez says he won’t file for Democratic primary, may run as independent: ‘I’m innocent’

Democratic Senator Bob Menendez said Thursday he would not be filing for the Democratic primary and might be running as an independent, despite facing federal corruption charges.

Calls growing for Cuban military to side with the people as protests erupt over energy, food shortages

Amid protests in Cuba over energy and food shortages, calls are growing for the military to side with the people fighting for better living conditions.

DHS’ failure to file paperwork has led to 200K immigration court cases tossed under President Biden: TRAC

Approximately 200,000 deportation cases under President Biden have been tossed because DHS did not file the required paperwork by the time of the scheduled hearing.

Exclusive — Trump Demolishes Biden for Lying About Senate Immigration Plan: ‘It Would Have Exacerbated the Problem’

Donald Trump lit up Joe Biden for lying about the bipartisan Senate immigration plan scuttled earlier in 2024.

US evacuates first American citizens from Port-au-Prince as Haiti crisis deepens

The U.S. on Wednesday began evacuating American citizens from Haiti's capital of Port-au-Prince, with government chartered flights to the Dominican Republic.

Sen. James Lankford, Architect of Failed Senate Pro-Migration Bill, Seeks Leadership Spot

Sen. James Lankford (R-OK), only weeks after his signature legislative achievement went down in flames, announced Wednesday he will run for Vice Chair of the Senate Republican Conference. The musical chairs inside Senate Republican leadership began in earnest in late

Mark Judge, Republicans Shred Christine Blasey Ford's Memoir Reviving Brett Kavanaugh Accusation

Mark Judge and other online Republicans have been shredding Christine Blasey Ford's new memoir about the Kavanaugh accusations.

Don't Look Now, but Christine Blasey Ford Is Back Just in Time for the Election

'-30-': An Ending, But Not the End, by Michelle Malkin

When I first started writing newspaper editorials and columns for the Los Angeles Daily News in November 1992, I learned that "-30-" (pronounced "dash thirty dash") was the journalist's code for letting an editor know where your copy ended. Most media historians believe the typesetting mark originated when news was filed by telegraph. Western Union's...

Fists of Furry, by Michelle Malkin

Don't believe the pervert media. Reuters, NBC News, entertainer John Oliver and Denver 9News zealot Kyle Clark all want you to believe that parents nationwide are simply imagining an infestation of "furries" (children dressing up and identifying as animals) in their public schools. The gaslighting campaign is so toxically incandescent that you can see the...

In Support of a Young America First Scapegoat, by Michelle Malkin

Next week, a young college student will face a federal judge in Washington, D.C., at a sentencing hearing over his nonviolent participation in the Jan. 6 Capitol rally. UCLA undergrad Christian Secor was arrested last February and spent more than a month in solitary confinement. Think about that. Unlike the weekly parade of repeat violent...

The Great Parental Replacement, by Michelle Malkin

It's happening. It's been happening. Parents, you are being replaced. Where? Right under your noses, in your neighborhoods, in your public and private schools, and in your local children's hospitals. How? Under the guise of health, safety, compassion, tolerance, diversity, intellectual superiority and, of course, the public good. By whom? Woke educators, radical school counselors,...

Our UN-American 'Justice' System, by Michelle Malkin

Not all open-borders subversives hide behind black bandanas and hurl Molotov cocktails. Sometimes, they wear three-piece suits or silk dresses. Most insidiously, the saboteurs of American justice wear black robes, wield gavels and enlist other officers of the court to help them perpetrate crimes instead of punish them. Nothing shocks me anymore after 30 years...

They're All Open-Borders Hypocrites, by Michelle Malkin

All the world's a stage, especially two heated months before Election Day. So you'll have to forgive me for not joining the theatrical media frenzy over Martha's Vineyard being overrun by illegal aliens. It's just another naked open-borders exhibition by both political parties that makes a miserable mockery of our country's immigration policies. Yes, I...

Exposing the Woke School Counselor Cabal, by Michelle Malkin

Back in the day, guidance counselors were those helpful (but not unduly intrusive) high school officials who dispensed vocational and career advice, reminded you of college application deadlines, and made sure your transcripts and letters of recommendations got where they needed to go. But like so much else in the 1960s and 1970s, traditional roles...

Whiny Media McWhiner of the Month, by Michelle Malkin

September has barely begun, but I'm confident no one will top my Whiny Media McWhiner of the Month nominee. This diaper-wetting award winner really takes the cake. With unhinged cowards like the San Francisco Chronicle's editorial board editor Matthew Fleischer occupying lofty perches of influence, it's no wonder public confidence in American newspaper and television...

Stop Mental Health Data Mining of Our Kids, by Michelle Malkin

Attention readers: The following column was originally published in 2019 and is being republished in light of back-to-school season. No, no, no. Hell, no! That's my response to the latest trial balloon floated by the White House to join with Silicon Valley on a creepy program monitoring Americans' "neurobehavioral signs" to (purportedly) prevent gun violence....

Lie Down with McChao and You'll Get Bit, by Michelle Malkin

Here's the thing about Mitch McConnell and Elaine Chao. The granddaddy of Republican Beltway barnacles has inhabited the nation's capital in one form or another since 1968, when he worked as a Senate legislative aide. His wife, the daughter of a Beijing-kowtowing shipping mogul, snagged her first job in 1983 as a White House fellow...

Beware of Big Bathroom Brother, by Michelle Malkin

Nine years ago, I warned readers about "eyelock biometric readers" adopted by Florida schools to track them on buses. Under the guise of fighting guns and vaping, countless schools this year are now installing surveillance sensors in bathrooms that can spy and record students' alleged "aggression" and red-flag "spoken key words." Eight years ago, I...

FBI: Feds Behaving Incorrigibly, by Michelle Malkin

The FBI's raid on former president Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate — ever so conveniently timed as the White House occupant's approval numbers sink, the Swamp prepares to shovel a whopping $5.5 billion in foreign and military aid down the bottomless Ukrainian black hole and the American economy keels over like Biden on a bike —...

Nick Kristof's Shamhill Clown Show, by Michelle Malkin

Maybe there's a small glimmer of hope for the Left Coast after all. First, San Francisco voters recalled George Soros-funded district attorney and crime-enabler Chesa Boudin. Now, even liberal Oregonians have kicked an East Coast media elitist to the curb and slapped "return to sender" on the carefully crafted package of Nicholas Kristof's self-serving phony...

The Commie Colonization of America, by Michelle Malkin

From California to the New York island, from the Redwood Forest to the Gulf stream waters, the land that used to belong to Americans has been milked and bilked by investors and paid government agents of the People's Republic of China. The National Association of Realtors reported last week that wealthy Chinese spent $6.1 billion...

A Transplant Miracle That Defied COVID Tyranny (Plus Full Video Interview), by Michelle Malkin

  DALLAS — Leilani Lutali and Jaimee Fougner are alive, giggling and ready to fight for truth, justice and faith. I visited them this weekend at Baylor University Medical Center's aptly named post-kidney transplant surgery center called the Twice Blessed House. If not for their stubborn resistance and persistence, Leilani most likely would not have...

Why Some of Us Can't Dine in Peace, by Michelle Malkin

Fifteen years ago, when I still lived in the D.C. swamp, I took my elementary school-daughter and toddler son out for one of our regular weekend breakfasts at IHOP. But we couldn't be left alone to enjoy our meal. As my kids dug into their funny-face pancakes, a fuming-faced liberal marched to our booth and...

America, the Globalist Grift, by Michelle Malkin

I hate to snuff out any post-Independence Day fervor that you still might be enjoying. Oh, well. "Wet Blanket" is my middle name. All the annual Old Glory-waving rituals and public displays of patriotic affection can't change this bitter fact: Our once-sovereign nation has become nothing more than a morbidly obese cash cow for what...

The Cowardly American Corporation, by Michelle Malkin

I no longer bubble with rage when a new outbreak of corporate wokeness erupts across our fruited plain. It's just another day in the pathetic life of the Land of the Greedy and the Home of the Enslaved. To wit: this week's parade of U.S. companies ostentatiously trumpeting "health care coverage" for employees who want...

Red-Flagging Red-Flag Law Abuse, by Michelle Malkin

Here we go again. The Beltway Swamp's ineluctable impulse to (Pretend To) Do Something in the wake of a mass school shooting committed by a homicidal maniac has put America on the brink of greenlighting untold civil liberties abuses in the name of "safety." The grandstanding gun-grabbing reflex is a hard habit to break. Shamefully,...

What Really Happened to Justin Bieber?, by Michelle Malkin

Everyone with a phone or computer has seen the mega-viral videos and photos of 28-year-old pop star Justin Bieber. "As you can see, this eye is not blinking," he told his whopping 241 million Instagram followers last weekend. Bieber's handsome face is drooping and lopsided; he "can't smile," his "nostril will not move," and "there's...

Goofus and Gallant Go Woke, by Michelle Malkin

Do you remember Highlights, the ubiquitous children's magazine that you'd devour at the dentist's office? If you were lucky, you'd wait for the mailman to deliver a fresh edition to your home at the beginning of every month. It was a treasure. The venerable American publication was established in 1946 by an enterprising married couple...

20 Years: The Murder of Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputy David March, by Michelle Malkin

Two decades ago this spring, I was furiously pounding out the manuscript to "Invasion," my very first book on the systemic failures of immigration enforcement in America. On April 29, 2002, as if to underscore the bloody consequences of open borders that I had been compiling, a violent illegal alien repeat criminal offender named Jorge...

Sabotaging America's Military from Within, by Michelle Malkin

USAFA Class of 2022 cadet and COVID-vaccine objector Nathan Suess A year ago this month, a comparison of military recruitment ads from China, Russia and the U.S. went viral on social media. Our foreign competitors wooed their potential enlistees with muscular appeals to national pride and protection of the traditional nuclear family. A U.S. Army...

The Prosecution of Idaho Mom Sara Brady, by Michelle Malkin

UPDATE: Scroll down to read full motion to dismiss on constitutional grounds, memorandum in support of motion to dismiss, and stipuation of undisputed facts. MERIDIAN, IDAHO — Kleiner Park is an all-American, family-friendly gathering place west of Boise with 60 acres of greenery, trails, ponds, outdoor performance facilities, picnic shelters, and children's swings and slides....

The Hunting of Texas Campus Conservative Kelly Neidert, by Michelle Malkin

Most graduating college seniors in America are in high spirits this month as they prepare for cap-and-gown ceremonies and extended family celebrations. But for Kelly Neidert, a firebrand campus conservative and marketing major at the University of North Texas in Denton, commencement is no ordinary rite of passage filled with joy and laughter. Having faced...

Sign of the Times: UK College Cancels Annual Dinner for Christian Saint, Will Celebrate End of Ramadan Instead

New in PJ Media: There are around four million Muslims in Britain, and with that rapidly growing population come societal changes. Oxford’s Magdalen College has in the past celebrated St. George’s Day on April 23 with a ceremonial dinner; this year, however, St. George’s Day plans have been deep-sixed, and Magdalen will instead host a […]

UK: College cancels annual St. George’s Day dinner, denies it ever held it, will celebrate end of Ramadan instead

“Magdalen College denies it has a tradition of designated St George’s Day dinners. However, the newspaper cited proof of such events, including a formal invite in 2018 from the then college vice-president for lecturers to ‘celebrate St George’s Day’ with ‘a formal hall and high table at 7.30pm with a special English menu.'” They have […]

UK: Migrants have ‘nice iPhones and smart clothes. They are all men. You do not see any women or children.’

They’re upset about the quality of the accommodations and food, also. Non-Muslims paying for the upkeep of Muslims is a Qur’anic dictate: “Fight against those do not believe in Allah or the last day, and do not forbid what Allah and his messenger have forbidden, and do not follow the religion of truth, even if […]