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While the stock market implodes on or ahead of schedule, as predicted, I had another revelation last night that anyone with a first-grade understanding of math could have also arrived yet. We can’t afford this $5,000 dividend check idea. I mean, we can’t really afford anything as a country right now, but it is arguably the worst moment …
America’s economy may still be growing, but beneath the headline numbers, some of the country’s biggest companies and financial institutions are seeing a troubling sign. Take Walmart. Few companies have a better window into the American consumer, with more than 150 million (1) U.S. customers visiting its stores and websites each week. So, when its …
Foreigners account for a massive share of thefts, sexual violence, and robberies on Paris public transport in 2025, according to new government data. According to compilations from the SSMSI data files, foreigners accounted in 2025 for 87 percent of simple thefts on Île-de-France public transport, 60 percent of robberies, and 38 percent of physical assault. …
More than two-thirds of Americans do not socialize at all on an average day, while their screen time has soared in the past 10 years, according to bombshell survey findings. A top psychologist told The Post that Gen Z has been particularly impacted by the lack of social engagement. “They struggle to form social connections as easily,” …
You cannot make this up. Rejected Houston Democrat Rep. Al Green, the same cane-waving, State-of-the-Union heckler Texas voters already fired, has filed yet another dead-on-arrival impeachment resolution against President Donald Trump. The “crime” this time? Doing what the American people hired him to do: enforce the nation’s immigration laws. Green lost his Democratic primary runoff in …
Legislation giving a judge the discretion to waive fines and fees for low-income people who can’t afford them was signed into law Sept. 9.House Bill 133, sponsored by Rep. Claire Snyder-Hall, D-Rehoboth Beach, gives courts the discretion to waive fines and fees, in whole or in part, in appropriate circumstances. It also creates a presumption …
Who is teaching the teachers? Critical theorists, DEI peddlers, and all manner of indoctrinators who have weaponized the American education system to further their ideological and cultural goals. That’s my conclusion after reading a study released Wednesday by the American Enterprise Institute’s Daniel Buck. Buck reviewed the syllabi of many of America’s top graduate schools of education and found …
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Consul General Wang Baodong attends a YES Friends Club event and a China-US interschool memorandum-signing ceremony with Chicago Public Schools. Photo courtesy of the Consulate General of the People’s Republic of China in Chicago. The Chinese Communist Party has pursued a decades-long, multilayered strategy to embed its influence in American education, adapting each time federal investigations …
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With no reactors under construction, the restarts offer the most immediate options to grow nuclear power in the U.S. Opposition to the restarts, and nuclear power in general continues, but it’s lost the clout it once had to block and delay projects. he Trump administration has announced it is loaning NextEra Energy as much as …
Americans are increasingly using artificial intelligence (AI), but they become less comfortable when it makes decisions for them, according to a new survey. Seventy-two percent of American adults have used at least one AI product, up from 50% from November 2024, according to the National AI Opinion Monitor, a project led by Rutgers University researchers that …
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