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The much-publicized exchange between Bed Bath & Beyond chairman Marcus Lemonis and California Gov. Gavin Newsom is a lesson for the whole country.

We shoppers look back fondly on the marketing acumen that, starting with one store in 1971, built Bed Bath & Beyond into a retail giant that once had 365 stores nationwide.

The shopping experience...Read more

Sept. 2 marks the 80th anniversary of Japan's formal World War II surrender.

The capitulation was by design forceful and imposing, an absolutely made for Hollywood event -- as in Hollywood documentary news reels, visual mass media of the time.

Over 300 U.S. and allied ships crowded Tokyo Bay, wall-to-wall naval power, with the battleship USS...Read more

Some parents abuse their kids.

Child welfare workers are supposed to stop that to protect the kids. But bad things often happen while they watch.

"Children have a right to safety," says Tim Keller. "If home is a danger, we as a society have to step in and protect those children." Keller, legal director of the Center for the Rights of Abused ...Read more

Three months after he delivered perhaps the most famous pep talk in the history of American football, Coach Knute Rockne traveled to Washington, D.C. -- where he spoke to a gathering of Studebaker executives and then at a luncheon hosted by the Notre Dame Alumni Association.

On Nov. 10, 1928, the Fighting Irish had played Army at Yankee ...Read more

One reason that many Republican voters took a shine to Donald Trump in 2016 was the way he showed no respect to the national chattering classes of the Democrat-media complex. George W. Bush was a kinder, gentler Republican -- and they compared him to Hitler. No matter which flavor of Republican was elected, the "objective" media savaged...Read more

The left is willing to admit it has made mistakes. It isn't willing to admit that it has been mistaken.

The bad news keeps coming for the Democratic Party. The New York Times reported Wednesday that the party "faces a voter registration crisis." Among the 30 states and Washington, D.C., that register voters by party, Democrats dropped 2.1 ...Read more

CLAIRTON, Pennsylvania -- Richard Lattanzi started his morning on Aug. 11 getting ready to take his father to his doctor's appointment at Jefferson Hospital on Coal Valley Road in nearby Jefferson Hills, Pennsylvania.

Within hours, the hospital would receive trauma victims from a series of explosions at the U.S. Steel Clairton Coke Works. The...Read more

Let's start with a very simple truism: You can't have prosperity without people.

Human beings are the most valuable resource, because it is human ingenuity that creates, captures and cultivates all other resources. We as human beings are the custodians and protectors of the planet, not the destroyers of the planet (as the radical ...Read more

Donald Trump's alleged fascist crackdown is finally here -- federal troops are on the streets of major U.S. cities with almost certainly more on the way.

First, they came for Los Angeles, then, for Washington, D.C., and next, if reports are to be believed, Chicago.

There's no doubt that Trump loves the optics and sense of strength that comes...Read more

WASHINGTON -- What did the president know, and when did he know it? That used to be the eventual question for most administrations. When it comes to former President Joe Biden, however, the question is: Did the president know much of anything?

The GOP-led House Oversight and Government Reform Committee has been trying to answer that question ...Read more

Two months after the breathtaking Operation Midnight Hammer strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities and the ceasefire with Israel that soon followed, President Donald Trump has once again upended conventional foreign policy wisdom. After years of escalatory rhetoric, moral posturing and seemingly endless funding packages, Trump's twin high-...Read more

"Democratic socialists" have been getting the teenage-idol treatment from giddy reporters and editors at legacy media outlets for years.

Their newest crush, as New Yorkers already know, is jihadi-apologist and Marxist New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani.

In a 4,500-word cover story headlined "The Meaning of Zohran Mamdani," Time ...Read more

The economy can be both very complex and very simple. In simplified terms, consider two buckets. One is the public sector, and one is the private sector. As more money flows into the bucket of the public sector and fills it up, the private sector bucket does not fill up. However, the private sector utilizes money more efficiently and ...Read more

New York Times reporter James Stewart wrote a big article based on a series of interviews with CBS owner Shari Redstone, and buried deep in the piece was something wild that should have been obvious: CBS settled Donald Trump's lawsuit to keep the public from seeing how they make "news" sausage.

Stewart said Redstone "worried that Mr. Trump's ...Read more

The extraordinary pair of meetings in the past week -- the Trump-Putin summit in Anchorage, Alaska, on Friday and Donald Trump's hosting of the leaders of Ukraine, Germany, France, Britain, Italy, Finland, as well as the NATO alliance and the European Commission -- were prompted by the latest iteration of a continuing source of instability over ...Read more

WASHINGTON -- Sen. Adam Schiff, the California Democrat who relied on leakers and big media to go after President Donald Trump, now has his turn on the wobbly three-legged stool of politics, law enforcement and the settling of scores.

Unlike D.C. Democrats, who used their perches to go after Trump by any means necessary, the president isn't ...Read more