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Trump’s concerning Iran deal: Letters to the Editor — June 17, 2026

NY Post readers discuss the US-Iran deal for 60 days of talks about Iran’s nuclear program and terror funding.

Cornell student who ‘won’t work for Jews’ is a symptom of a far darker hatred that must be stopped

As if you needed more reasons to worry about America’s future, now we have Austin Franco.

New #WeCount Data Show Slight Abortion Increase in 2025

The new report provides evidence that policy changes are having a large impact on abortion numbers in the post-Dobbs era.

The Supreme Court Should Take Another Crack at Limiting Runaway Agencies

Petitions to rein in the EPA and the Bureau of Land Management should take their place on the Supreme Court’s docket.

The Health-Care Lexicon Is De-Professionalizing the Practice of Medicine

Doctors are fiduciaries to their patients, not ‘service providers’ to their ‘customers.’

Trump’s Birthday Spectacle

‘The notion that this is a historical aberration and desecration of the White House isn’t quite right.’

Senate fails to advance war powers resolution to halt U.S. action against Iran

The Senate tried and failed again Tuesday to advance a war powers resolution that would halt the U.S. military action against Iran, in what has become an almost weekly effort to rein in President Donald Trump as the administration floats a new plan to bring an end to the nearly four-month-long war.

Oklahoma begins choosing a new U.S. senator and governor in crowded primary

Oklahoma's primary elections on Tuesday put open races for U.S. Senate and governor on the ballot in the deeply conservative state where President Donald Trump's status as party kingmaker faces another test ahead of November's midterms.

FACT FOCUS: Trump says illegal immigration increased car insurance premiums. Experts say otherwise

President Donald Trump this week credited his tough immigration policies for a drop in car insurance premiums, falsely blaming illegal immigration during his predecessor's time in the White House for a prior increase.

Blanche set for July confirmation hearings for attorney general as Republicans weigh support

The Senate Judiciary Committee has scheduled confirmation hearings for acting Attorney General Todd Blanche in mid-July, even as some Republicans remain undecided about whether to support him for the post.

Judge rules transgender people won’t face criminal charges for using Idaho public restrooms

A judge ruled Tuesday that transgender people won't face criminal charges for using Idaho public restrooms that match their gender identities.

Education Department shuffles civil rights, special education offices to other agencies

The Education Department will move its oversight of special education services and civil rights out of the agency to other parts of the government as part of the Trump administration's effort to shutter the department.

GOP picks Dallas for midterm convention, says Paxton

Republicans have chosen Dallas for September's first-of-its-kind midterm convention, according to Senate candidate Ken Paxton.

Tarp still covering facade of the Kennedy Center after Trump’s name was removed

A tarp was still covering the facade at the Kennedy Center on Tuesday, days after President Trump's name was removed on the order of a federal judge.

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