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Judge permanently dismisses Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool vandalism case against former Olympian

Judge Todd Edelman's ruling prevents the Justice Department from refiling charges against Hearn, who was accused of damaging the pool’s peeling coating.

The week in whoppers: AOC claims elites ‘protect’ pedophiles; New York Times gaslights on terror, and more

The Gray Lady called the violent attempted terror attack aboard a flydubai flight to Israel a mere "altercation" between the pilot and co-pilot.

Mamdani’s new plan to fight antisemitism: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 2, 2026

NY Post readers discuss the Mamdani administration’s new plan to combat antisemitism in New York City.

New York grapples with kinks in $1B Medicaid system

WORKING OUT THE KINKS: New York’s Department of Health began transitioning more than 147,000 Medicaid and Medicare Savings Program enrollees to an upgraded case...

‘Jon Kyl’s Impact on Judicial Confirmations’

In my new Confirmation Tales post, I offer a tribute of sorts to the late Senator Jon Kyl, as I review his important imprint...

D.C. Judge Dismisses Reflecting Pool Charges — with Prejudice

Consider it an indictment of Trump lawfare against political enemies and scapegoats.

What Could Possibly Go Right This November?

The maxim that ‘all politics is local’ still retains strength. And sometimes, you just have to be ‘the other guy.’

Green energy PAC targets Republican House candidates deep in Trump country

A pro-green energy PAC has released its list of Republicans it wants to punish for favoring policies that hurt the industry.

DOJ launches tidal wave of prosecutions of noncitizens who cast illegal votes

For something supposed to be rare, noncitizens do seem to be voting a lot.

Anthropic failed in bid to regulate U.S. warfighters

Dario Amodei, an artificial intelligence founding father, did his duty at President Trump's White House tech titan summit amid the mogul's bitter battle with the Pentagon.

Federal law raises costs on taxpayers for State Department travel, GAO estimates

A federal requirement that all air travel funded by the U.S. government must use an airline owned by an American company increases the State Department's travel costs by an estimated $700,000 to $1.5 million annually, according to a new report.

DOJ sues to allow ICE masks in Maryland

The Department of Justice announced Thursday a lawsuit against Maryland and two of its counties, Montgomery and Prince George's, over new laws that seek to bar ICE agents from wearing masks while they carry out their duties.

3 billionaires give Republican Tom Tiffany a big cash boost in the Wisconsin governor’s race

In an election year awash with billionaires' money, there are few places where their influence has been as stark as the hotly contested race for Wisconsin governor.

Trump sidesteps questions on endorsing Netanyahu before Oct. 27 Israeli elections

U.S. President Donald Trump won't say whether he thinks Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should be reelected when voters head to the polls later this month.

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