Breathtaking: There's no other word for the sheer ambition and scope of Donald Trump's second inaugural address.President Trump is back with all the confidence of a man delivered from death for a purpose.

President Donald Trump got straight to the point when he delivered his Inaugural Address Monday inside the Capitol. There are things he wants to do in the next four years.

New York is a Democratic town. Hence, more often than not, the Democratic primary determines who the next mayor will be. If Cuomo runs as a centrist, pledging to take on the bureaucrats, and stare down radical members of the city council, he could achieve a victory.

As a hyper-individualized materialistic society we no longer appreciate the unplumbed depth of human dignity nor the role of government in human affairs.

Race and sex quotas for staffing and leadership: Gone. Supply-chain diversity mandates: Gone. The diversity human resources team: Refocused.

It rather appears we have arrived at that Jacksonian moment again — the common man against the elites with the former championed by a fiery populist.

Corporate discovered being the concession stand in a homeless encampment was bad for employees and customers,

Inauguration Day fell on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The poignancy of this date (and the great man it celebrates) was not diminished. It's a powerful call to action; to fight for the integrity of our nation, free speech, and our religious rights. President Trump will do that.

Democrats’ obsession with abortion that explains their terrifying logic: For them, choice prevails over life. America truly stands at a crossroads. Will we choose to defend the defenseless, or will we allow partisan politics to erode our moral foundation?

Corporate media luminaries have good business reasons to endorse and celebrate Donald Trump’s return to national leadership, just as a good business economy benefits us all.

As we celebrate the inauguration of President Trump and say goodbye to the destructive malaise of the Biden administration, I have great hope for America in 2025.

The ERA’s ratification had a built-in 10-year expiration in which to get the required 38 states to sign on, which came and went more than 40 years ago.

Trump hits the ground now knowing how Washington works and how to get things done. And no one doubts that Donald Trump wants to get things done.

Of course the state has a legitimate interest in preventing minors from accessing porn online that is intended for adults. Who could be against that?

If California was responsible for its own trains, and couldn’t pawn the expense off on the rest of the country, the project would have never gotten off the ground. That’s a perfect example of the need for DOGE.

When a couple encounters trouble in paradise, which is inevitable at some point, restoring harmony might begin with an apology, but ongoing affection and positive affect matter as well. Successful couples utilize positive post-conflict resolution strategy.

The ceasefire-hostage deal between Israel and Hamas, strategically timed just as President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office, eerily echoes the dramatic resolution of the 1979 Iranian hostage crisis under Jimmy Carter.

FDNY EMS has fewer ambulances in service than in 2021, making anyone needing help with a heart attack or injury wait an estimated one minute, nine seconds longer than the average wait time two years ago.

Jimmy Carter warned against self-indulgence and materialism. He advocated personal independence, self-sufficiency, conservation, and the pursuit of happiness beyond material wealth.

In order to win the votes of Republican senators who hate the Fourth Amendment, Gabbard has told them she now favors Section 702 warrantless spying.

The government envisioned by our Founders had the simple goals of keeping us free and safe while working to create conditions that would allow for prosperity through free enterprise. This is the vision which led so many of our military heroes to pay the ultimate price.

The fact remains that extreme weather events seem more frequent and more devastating. The question then becomes how we respond, and whether we will be prepared when the next crisis inevitably arrives.

He has also been given an opportunity — a four-year-long opportunity, as the case may be — to study and learn from what went wrong, or at least didn't exactly go as planned, the first time around.

The Trump administration has an opportunity to take a new approach that dials back the ill-informed policy flood from Washington and focuses on incentives to increase housing supply and reduce regulatory burdens. More big government is not the answer.

This entanglement undermines the credibility of CFIUS. The committee’s primary task is to evaluate risk, not to arbitrate domestic economic policy or appease politically connected corporations.

The Golden State serves as a cautionary tale of how focusing too deeply on any singular ideology, without balancing it against practical governance needs, can only lead to neglect of essential societal functions.

It isn't just the wildfires in California; many of this country's worst problems are a direct result of policies put in place by Democrats, who — without any trace of irony — claim to care about the very populations and causes hurt worst by their own policies.

The Federal Reserve's premature victory lap over inflation reveals a worrisome misunderstanding of the predicament we still find ourselves in.

"Unstoppable" will inspire a new generation, even though the story only unfolded in and around 2011, when Anthony won the NCAA wrestling championship at Arizona State. It's worth your time to see, and worth your time to learn more about this amazing young man.

Our country needs new leaders who will challenge the Washington establishment. Pete Hegseth, Tulsi Gabbard, and Kash Patel as "outsiders with insider experience," could bring a fresh approach to entrenched issues.

Jimmy Carter helped put "born-again" Christianity on the map in America. He made a big deal about his having accepted Jesus as his savior and lord.

President-elect Trump has made it clear that a focus of his incoming administration will be to restore prosperity to American businesses. He can reshape the global trade landscape in a way that finally allows U.S. businesses to compete with foreign companies.

It is not known if the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) will review government spending and operations anew, incorporate and build upon already written studies and previous works, or do a combination of the two.

f we communicate that illegal immigrants are here to stay so long as they keep their noses clean, what's to deter millions more of them from making the dangerous trek to cross the border?

Enemy of the Right, darling of the Left, Karine Jean Pierre is enormously relevant to our times. Replacing the continuously "circling back" Jen Psaki (who never...

Many Chinese nationals trained in leading edge technologies by the best U.S. universities and companies have already returned to help the home team compete against America.

President Trump, in his first term, suggested buying Greenland. Now, he renews this proposition while floating the idea of inviting Canada to become the new 50th state. And taking back the Panama Canal. Interesting impulse. Wrong start to Mr. Trump's neo-imperialism.

The best strategy for the U.S. is for it to continue to work with allies to empower the Syrian minorities as a counterweight to Sunni Islamists. The U.S. just wants them to maintain control over their territories and balance off the Sunni Islamist axis.

Forty-six percent (46%) of voters say they paid all credit card balances in full over the past month. A Napolitan News Service national survey conducted by RMG Research found 45% have made partial payments on some credit cards.

"Because of our aggressive approach to testing and quarantine plans, we successfully reduced the threat of avian flu and haven't had a positive test after taking over 10,000 milk samples," said Gov. Josh Shapiro, D-Pa.

The Biden administration’s blatant interference in the Nippon Steel acquisition of U.S. Steel sacrifices economic growth and American jobs on the altar of political theater. It’s an assault on the very foundations of American economic leadership.

The findings of these DOGE-focused hearings will make it easier to pass legislation to eliminate programs, offices, and agencies. It will also make the case for dramatically reducing the budgets and personnel of obsolete and ineffective executive branch activities.

Moral courage has become the least abundant trait among politicians. One only needs to observe the out-of-control deficit spending to understand that destruction of moral capital leads directly to the collapse of physical capital. Slaying deep state betrayal requires moral courage.

RFK Jr. has promised to cut drug prices. That’s great news because drug prices are skyrocketing as drug manufacturers pocket record-breaking profits.

President-elect Donald Trump has more than good reason to distrust the intelligence community and ensure that we have real reforms within the intelligence community, as well as have true American patriots in leadership positions.

For Americans, living under President Joe Biden, it has been an exceptionally long four years.

Despite fire warnings, Mayor Karen Bass flew to Africa to attend Ghana’s presidential inauguration on the day that the fire broke out; this after meteorologists warned that a “recipe for fire” was on track to strike LA.

We are not only living in a small world, but that world confronts serious problems that can only be addressed and solved at the world level. Any war diverts us from these problems.

To emphasize the importance of decisive action over hesitant diplomacy, the terrorist attack in New Orleans serves as a sobering reminder of the stakes involved when sympathy for terrorism is not clearly defined as a threat to the security of the United States.

Rather than inform and entertain users, Tik Tok collects sensitive user data accessible to ByteDance and, by extension, the Chinese Communist Party. One of the concerns for the Department of Justice is how the data it collects could be used for espionage, blackmail, and influencing public opinion.

Americans are bombarded with images of European royalty behaving badly. It may seem surprising that a member of the nobility — Eduard Habsburg, Archduke of Austria — has a strong sense of morality learned from his family that he lives and passes down to his children.

Free speech is the bedrock of American democracy, a cornerstone of liberty so vital that our founders enshrined it in the First Amendment to the Constitution.

When Penny was acquitted, racialist activists directed potentially threatening language toward him in the courtroom with no apparent consequences, while multiple Democratic politicians publicly decried his not guilty verdict.

It is notable that the two big bursts of inflation during modern times both occurred when government spending exploded.

America will be great again only the extent to which it becomes free again. Freedom includes the right to private property, the right to keep all of what one earns, and the right to an uncontrolled free market. If Republicans forget that, then we're lost.

And where in this oath are unelected federal employees empowered to use federal money to assist or regulate state matters?

The year 2025 promises to be tumultuous. There are good reasons to believe, however, that our adversaries are on the defensive, and that is something that should inspire the vast majority of Americans not to give up. Evil must be confronted and defeated.

Let's turn our attention to the entities that account for the largest share of our nation's health bill, hospitals. In 2023, hospitals took in nearly one of every three dollars spent on health care in this country, a total of $1.5 trillion.

We are free thinkers who value family, faith, and freedom. We came to this country for freedom, not to trade one form of oppression for another. We will not be manipulated, silenced, or disrespected.

Ask yourself what you really want to do. What do you want to say and think and feel today? Start to approach life in an exploratory way rather than demanding change of yourself.