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Mahmoud Khalil is suing Columbia in a last-ditch effort to get protection from the system he wants to overthrow

Mahmoud Khalil, the Algerian citizen who has spent the better part of his four years in the United States participating in unlawful demonstrations at Columbia University, is suing everyone...

American passengers won’t just sit there — and we all know why

On August 13, 2025, a man aboard a Breeze Airways flight to Los Angeles...

E-bikes are becoming the ‘first car’ of LA teenagers — and parents are terrified

The e-bike is becoming the “first car” for LA teenagers. And parents are discovering...

The cost of Rob Bonta’s fight against Paramount deal

The costs are clear: Losing Paramount Pictures could cost California $21 billion and nearly...

Best of the Babylon Bee: Anthropic boasts they will kill off humanity way before OpenAI

Every week, The Post will bring you our picks of the best one-liners and...

Maher: Harris has to prove she’s not ‘stealth version of the worst excesses of the left’

Comedian Bill Maher said Vice President Harris has to prove she’s not “a stealth version of the worst excesses of the left” in an interview that aired Thursday. “Kamala’s big, I think, challenge here to win over the undecided voters, is to convince them that she's not part of what they suspect she might be,...

Sanders tussles with Senate challenger over Trump

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and the Republican rival for his Senate seat, Gerald Malloy, got into a back-and-forth over former President Trump during a Wednesday debate. “Mr. Malloy, Donald Trump lies all of the time,” Sanders said during the debate hosted by local media outlets Vermont Public and VTDigger. “He fomented an insurrection so that,...

Evening Report — Trump, Harris prepare for Texas showdown

🔉Plus: First audio of 911 calls from Trump assassination attempt released {beacon} Evening Report Thursday, Oct. 24   © AP photo Trump, Harris prepare for Texas showdown The Lone Star State will take center stage Friday as former President Trump and Vice President Harris appear alongside some of the most influential cultural icons in the...

CDC recommends second COVID vaccine dose for those 65 and older

Immunocompromised adults or those who are older than 65 should get a second dose of the latest COVID-19 vaccine, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) officially recommended.   The CDC on Wednesday adopted guidance recommended by the agency's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices that a second dose should be given six months after the...

Trump asks for dismissal of Jan. 6 case over Jack Smith’s appointment

Attorneys for former President Trump on Thursday asked a judge to toss out his federal election subversion case by arguing that special counsel Jack Smith was unconstitutionally appointed. The new motion, submitted to U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan, mimics the argument Trump made in Florida, which led a separate federal judge to toss the former president's...

Pennsylvania nuns reject GOP claim of voter fraud at their address

The Benedictine Sisters of Erie in Pennsylvania rejected claims of voter fraud after the founder of a group focused on campaigning to increase GOP ballots and mail-in results alleged that while there were 53 registered voters at an address, "no one lives there," he wrote in a post on the social platform X. "BREAKING: a...

Fulton County official appeals ruling requiring election certification

A Fulton County election official who refused to certify the results of the county's spring presidential primary election has appealed a state judge's ruling affirming that Georgia law requires officials like her to certify without delay. Fulton County election board member Julie Adams asked a state appeals court to toss out a ruling from earlier...

American Jews should not support Donald Trump

The real question is why any Jew, remembering the Holocaust, can support someone who uses migrants the same way Hitler used Jews — as the source of all evil and a danger to the country.

Scaramucci says he thinks Trump will lose, won’t try to foment insurrection

Anthony Scaramucci, who briefly served as White House communications director under former President Trump, said Wednesday he expects Trump to lose the presidential election but does not expect him to foment an insurrection. “It's too close to call,” Scaramucci told host Dean Obeidallah on his SiriusXM show when asked how he thought the election might...

Appeals court rules 4 Trump co-defendants can’t move Georgia election charges to federal court 

An appeals court ruled Thursday that four people charged alongside former President Trump in his Georgia election racketeering case cannot move their charges from state to federal court. Known as removal, federal officials are entitled to move courts when they are being prosecuted under “color” of their office and they present a plausible federal defense. ...

Senate Intelligence chair presses web domain companies to take action against Russian influence operations

Senate Intelligence Committee Chair Mark Warner (D-Va.) pressed a select group of domain registrars in the U.S. to address alleged abuse of their services by Russian influence operations during the 2024 election cycle. Warner addressed his letter Thursday to a list of companies included in a Department of Justice (DOJ) affidavit last month. "Information included...

Trump must not let himself become Neville Chamberlain to Putin

President Trump's approach to ending the war in Ukraine echoes the appeasement of Hitler's aggression in 1938, and his proposed solution of a neutral Ukraine accepting Russian dominion over its territory could lead to further territorial expansion by Russia and potentially lead to World War III.

Waukesha’s mayor, a longtime Republican, endorses Harris

The mayor of Waukesha, Wis., a longtime Republican in a critical battleground state, endorsed Vice President Harris in November's presidential race, warning that former President Trump "poses a unique danger" to democracy. Shawn Reilly, who has been mayor of Waukesha since 2014, announced his endorsement in a statement circulated by the Harris campaign. “It would...

EPA internal guidance recommends employees remove insignias during dangerous field work

Internal guidance issued to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) employees encourages them to manage risk in potentially dangerous field work by concealing agency insignias on clothing and equipment. The guidance, distributed Tuesday and shared with The Hill, outlines procedures in scenarios it says may be particularly high-risk for violence in the field, citing factors such as...

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