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KJP denies that Kamala Harris has had trouble distinguishing herself from Biden: ‘I’ve not seen that’
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre pushed back on the idea that Vice President Kamala Harris has struggled to distinguish herself from President Biden.
Eric Roberts says sister Julia hasn’t objected to his memoir: ‘We’d certainly hear about it’
Eric Roberts' character in his new movie "Beyond the Rush" draws upon real events he reported in his recent memoir “Runaway Train: Or, The...
Swing-state Dems’ telling ads, Trump has the edge — for now and other commentary
Conservative: Swing-State Dems’ Telling Ads Democratic Sens. Bob Casey (Pa.), Sherrod Brown (Ohio) and Tammy Baldwin (Wisc.) and Senate candidate Rep. Elissa Slotkin (Mich.),...
Kamala Harris skips the Al Smith dinner: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 22, 2024
NY Post readers discuss Vice President Harris’s absence from the annual Al Smith charity dinner held in New York.
Dr. Eithan Haim Seeks to Expose DOJ’s Grand-Jury Misconduct
In the Department of Justice’s outrageous prosecution of whistleblower Dr. Eithan Haim, Dr. Haim has now asked the district court to order DOJ to...
Trump Sued by Central Park Five for Defamation over September Debate Claims
Trump claimed the five teenagers pleaded guilty before changing their plea to not guilty and that they ‘killed a person ultimately.’
Nathan Wade Admitted He Needed RICO Training to Lead Georgia Case Against Trump
Wade told the House Judiciary Committee that he had to go to ‘RICO school’ to ensure he understood racketeering law and could effectively prosecute...
Arizona Mine Faces Renewed (and Unwarranted) Backlash
Government keeps getting in the way of American companies that mine and process minerals safely and efficiently.
McDonald’s insists it isn’t endorsing a presidential candidate after Trump event
McDonald's Corp. agreed to host former President Donald Trump at a Pennsylvania store over the weekend but stressed that it isn't endorsing a candidate in the U.S. presidential race.
New York Republicans turn tables on Democrats to bring out GOP voters against liberal proposition
Republicans in competitive U.S. House races in New York are warning voters that their opponents support a Democratic-backed ballot question that would codify illegal immigrants' rights while removing parental rights.
Trump, taking tabs on North Carolina recovery, tells voters, ‘I am with you’
Former President Donald Trump returned to North Carolina on Monday to assure the hurricane-ravaged communities that they have not been forgotten and that he will be laser-focused on supporting their rebuilding efforts if elected president.
Trump faces defamation case from Central Park Five
Former President Donald Trump is facing a defamation lawsuit from the exonerated "Central Park Five" over comments he made during last month's presidential debate.
Kamala Harris, Liz Cheney make an aggressive pitch to Republicans in blue-wall suburbs
Vice President Kamala Harris on Monday ramped up her aggressive bid to win over independents and disillusioned Republicans in swing-state suburbs, holding a moderated conversation with anti-Trump Republican Liz Cheney.
McDonald’s is a low-stakes ally for Trump, a dangerous foe for fulminating media
In another election cycle, a smiling, older gentleman putting on an apron and making small talk behind a fast-food counter would prove an anodyne political appearance. Even less than one week ago, Bill Clinton swinging by a McDonald’s only made headlines because a shocked employee mistook the septuagenarian former president for his octogenarian successor who […]
