New York City is pouring taxpayer money into a system that is failing our kids. The city spent roughly $40 billion on public education in 2024 — about $36,000 per student — and yet the learning crisis is undeniable. Hardworking parents deserve honest answers about why their children are being shortchanged while bureaucrats celebrate budgets. More

New Jersey officials admitted this week that roughly 6,600 people who had identified themselves as noncitizens were nonetheless added to the state’s voter rolls because of a Motor Vehicle Commission software error. This is not a theoretical worry for hard-working Americans; it is a glaring failure in the machinery that is supposed to protect the More

Once-proud Ben & Jerry’s has been reduced from a quirky Vermont ice-cream pioneer to a headline-grabbing political stunt, and now its own parent company is fighting back in court. What started as internal grumbling over activism has exploded into a full-blown legal and financial showdown that threatens the brand’s autonomy and reputation. Unilever didn’t sit More

New Yorkers fed up with political theater turned out on the Upper West Side to demand basic safety and common sense from their mayor, chanting “Mamdani has to go” and “USA” at an End Jew Hatred demonstration that made plain how many feel threatened by the city’s leadership. The scene was not a fringe outcry More

The tragic discovery of 18-year-old Nolan Wells on Horn Island has left a community aching for answers and a family demanding accountability after what looks like a series of troubling contradictions in the official story. Local authorities initially offered limited information, and that vacuum has been filled by competing narratives and raw emotion from a More

Anwar Jibawi’s rise is exactly the kind of American success story conservatives should celebrate: a kid from humble beginnings who turned six-second sketches into a multi-million-dollar creative business and a massive audience that bypasses the legacy gatekeepers. Forbes put the spotlight on him for a reason, profiling how short-form comedy became a legitimate path to More