Amy Curtis

Every morning this writer plays the New York Times' Wordle and Connections puzzles. They're simply part of her routine, and her goal is to have a year-long streak.

The world watched in awe and horror as tens of thousands of African migrants , most of them from Morocco, stormed across the Spanish border into

There is a lot on the line in November's election. Nationally, the House and Senate are up for grabs, and if the Democrats take control, they've made it very clear they intend to enact policies that will keep them in power. From packing the Supreme Court to adding D.C. and Puerto Rico as blue states to weaponizing the government against Republicans and their voters, it will get ugly.

It seems more New Yorkers aren't keen on the warmth of collectivism. Mayor Zohran Mamdani attended the funeral of Army Sgt.

You do have to admire the optimism of the Wisconsin Democrats (WisDems). They not only brought David Crowley back into the governor's race a week after he dropped out, but they managed to get Gov.

This story is not getting enough coverage, but it proves that the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) are motivated by two things: power and greed.

For people who scream about wanting affordability , Democrats have yet to deliver on any of it.

There are a lot of tone deaf Democrats out there, but Sheldon Whitehouse is near the top of that list.

Things in the Spanish town of Ceuta are not going well. Days after hordes of Moroccan invaders overwhelmed the borders in the town on the African

Back on July 20, Townhall reported that a group of Catholic nuns and healthcare providers in New York had filed suit against the state over its