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The Sins of Health “Experts” Gave Us RFK Jr.

The growing liberal outrage against HHS Secretary RFK Jr. after a handful of resignations from the CDC does not cut to the heart of the crisis at the CDC. That happened because the previous health “experts” destroyed the agency’s credibility and ultimately invited Kennedy’s transformation.

Make American Cities Safe Again

President Donald Trump’s decision to send the National Guard to Washington, D.C., should be welcomed not just as an essential step to fight crime in our nation’s capital, but also as a salvo against the social malaise that afflicts urban America.

Focus on What Hillary Did

There’s a house-of-mirrors quality to the newly-declassified annex from special counsel John Durham’s investigation of the investigation in the Trump-Russia matter. There’s a simpler way to read it: Just focus on what we know the Hillary Clinton campaign actually did in the 2016 presidential campaign against Donald Trump.

Cincinnati Beating Puts Anti-White Racism on Display

As DEI fever swept the country during the Biden years, some quietly complied to safeguard their careers. Others, such as the current leadership of Cincinnati, embraced DEI not just as policy, but as a personal worldview. And, following the brutal assault of a white couple by a group of predominantly young black individuals in Cincinnati last weekend, it’s come back to haunt them.

Kamala Holds on to Her Presidential Dreams

Former Vice President Kamala Harris still hopes to be president. That’s the most obvious conclusion to draw from Harris announcing over the course of 24 hours that she is not running for governor of California but is releasing a new book about her failed 2024 presidential campaign

Who’s Afraid of Sydney Sweeney?

Apparently, vast chunks of elite left-wing media, given its widespread apoplexy in response to the Emmy-nominated actress’s new denim campaign for American Eagle. MSNBC deemed Sweeney “disappointing” for starring in a “dangerous” American Eagle advertising campaign that embraces “an unbridled cultural shift towards whiteness.”

No, Sydney Sweeney Is Not a Nazi Propagandist

The source of all this controversy? Well, American Eagle dared to partner with actress Sydney Sweeney for a commercial where the blue-eyed, blonde bombshell says: “Genes are passed down from parents to offspring, often determining traits like hair color, personality, and even eye color. My jeans are blue.”