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Elite universities face federal cash squeeze over millions tied to China-linked entities

Dozens of American universities collectively accepted $27.6 million from foreign entities blacklisted by the federal government in late 2025.

The inane ‘inmate’ debate: Letters to the Editor — July 22, 2026

NY Post readers discuss a proposal to replace the word “inmate” in the Board of Correction rule book.

He was fired by the White House right after being sworn in. Now a top federal prosecutor is suing

The top federal prosecutor in Seattle who was fired last week less than an hour after being sworn in sued over his termination Tuesday, teeing up a legal challenge to the Trump administration's efforts to install its own picks in the powerful Justice Department posts.

Mexican man killed after ICE encounter in Florida was on vacation, officials say

A Mexican man who was struck and killed by a tractor-trailer in Florida after running from federal immigration officers was vacationing in the U.S. and had a tourist visa, according to a Mexican official and a group assisting his wife.

Arson charge lodged against ex-Army soldier in fiery attack on Manhattan federal building

An arson charge was lodged Tuesday against a former Army soldier accused of going to a federal building in Manhattan that houses immigration court proceedings and setting a sidewalk fire, igniting fireworks and firing a pellet gun.

Bystander severely wounded outside White House says Secret Service failed him

An active-duty soldier who was hit by a stray bullet during a shooting outside the White House announced on Tuesday that he plans to sue the Secret Service over his life-threatening injuries.

Wisconsin Democrats want to allow absentee voters to cast a new primary ballot

A chaotic Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor that has seen numerous candidates drop out and re-enter the race has threatened to leave thousands of voters who have already returned their ballots with worthless votes for the state's top office.

Trump says U.S. has ‘no interest’ in Iran talks for now

Speaking in the Oval Office on Tuesday, President Trump gave a dim view on possible talks with Iran to end the war.

Platner ally Troy Jackson stepping in to take on Sen. Susan Collins

Troy Jackson, a former state Senate president and fifth-generation logger, is poised to replace Graham Platner on the Democratic ticket in the U.S. Senate race in Maine.

New State Department report details decades of Cuban espionage against U.S.

A State Department report said Cuba's intelligence service continues to have "scores of still-unidentified agents" inside the U.S. government.

Senate Intelligence Committee advances Jay Clayton’s nomination for DNI, floor vote expected soon

The Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday advanced Jay Clayton's nomination to serve as the next Director of National Intelligence, as GOP leaders aim to confirm him to the role before the August congressional recess.

Rep. Al Green accuses Trump administration of trying to expel people of color

REP. AL GREEN: "I don't think the president has a heart. He simply desires to do whatever he can to push people of color out of the country..."

Career criminals roaming free is a problem even in deep-red Texas

Even in Texas, career criminals are allowed to roam free up to the point that they kill someone, proving that there needs to be a nationwide crackdown on crime to counter the national attitude shift toward criminal justice reform around 2018. Hannah Rapp, a 26-year-old rising featherweight boxer, was killed while cycling with her boyfriend […]

Why the State Department’s new report on Cuba matters

As a rule, reports by Washington, D.C.’s various bureaucracies are often meant to be written, not read. Many are perfunctory. To the extent they contain revelations, they are often watered down or hidden in the worst type of bureaucratic prose. But the State Department’s new report, “Cuba: The Capital of 21st Century Communism,” should be […]

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