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Mamdani’s make-believe campaign: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 30, 2025

NY Post readers discuss Kyle Smith’s column unpacking Zohran Mamdani’s unrealistic campaign promises.

State University Trustees — Better to Elect or Appoint?

There’s not much difference. What’s most important is to find potential trustees who are willing to do battle with entrenched administrators and faculty.

Arlington Schools Waited Months to Implement Protocols to Keep Sex Offenders Out of Women’s Bathrooms. Why?

And the Virginia school district continues to assure community members that it remains dedicated to its ‘inclusive’ gender policies.

FBI Sent Nearly 200 Subpoenas Targeting 400 GOP-Linked Individuals, Entities in Sweeping January 6 Investigation

Newly released records reveal the FBI’s ‘Arctic Frost’ investigation was more wide-ranging than previously known.

Illinois Congressional Candidate and Five Others Indicted for Violent ICE Protest

The group allegedly broke a federal vehicle’s side mirror and windshield wiper, and also etched the word ‘PIG’ into the body of the vehicle....

In Defense of ‘Impostor Syndrome’

If we called it what it was — embarrassment — our highly therapeutic culture would recognize that it is not an affliction.

The Coming Civil War of Climate Hysterics

The Gates memo may soon touch off a mad scramble for the cash that the donor class is still willing to contribute to climate.

Mamdani’s Math

Shockingly, it doesn’t add up.

Exclusive: Felon Released by Biden Faces New Gun Charge After Drive-By Shooting

Holbert was sentenced to 20 years in prison in 2018 after being convicted of crack cocaine distribution and multiple firearm offenses.

The Amazing Reaction to Karine Jean-Pierre’s Incoherence

There has been a lot of well-deserved gawking at her disastrous and incoherent interview with the New Yorker‘s Isaac Chotiner.

The Bogus ‘High Seas’ Rationale for the President’s Missile Attacks

The issue is not where the alleged drug boats are located but whether we’re in a state of armed conflict.

RFK Jr. to speed up development and availability of low-cost alternatives to the costliest drugs

The Trump administration moved Wednesday to accelerate the development and availability of a broad class of low-cost, competitive drugs that promise to cut billions of dollars in U.S. spending on pharmaceuticals for diabetes, cancer and other conditions.

Senate Democrats condemn Trump for not using contingency funds for food stamps during shutdown

Senate Democrats on Wednesday called it "illegal" that the Trump administration wasn't using emergency funds to pay for food stamps during the government shutdown.

WATCH: Flight delays may spread as air traffic controllers go without pay during shutdown

Air traffic controllers missed their paychecks Tuesday because of the ongoing government shutdown, and that has Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and the head of the controllers' union concerned that flight delays could multiply as increasingly stressed-out controllers call out sick.

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