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DOE’s deadly hire: Letters to the Editor — Nov. 12, 2026

NYPost readers discuss the Department of Education hiring a disturbed ex-cop who allegedly killed a jogger.

France is criminalizing critics of Islam — instead of the rioters destroying their cities

In France, it seems it’s a greater crime to criticize immigration — or, god...

Trump links 1983 Beirut bombing to Iran war in Veterans Day remarks

President Trump honored a survivor of the 1983 bombing of the U.S. Marine Corps barracks in Beirut during his Veterans Day remarks Wednesday, invoking the terrorist attack as he defended his administration's war against Iran.

Pete Hegseth doesn’t deserve to be impeached

Democrats need a scalp. And that scalp is almost surely going to belong to War Secretary Pete Hegseth. Impeaching President Donald Trump for the third time holds far too many political risks with no corresponding upside. Another prosecution of the president in the year of “affordability” would only make Democrats look distracted by petty partisan […]

Victorious Democrats prepare for a Palestinian purity-test purge of members

The Democratic Party’s sweeping victories in the 2026 midterm elections have given Democrats their usual “we will never lose again” sense of confidence. As a result, the party is about to undergo a Palestinian purity-test purge of members who are not sufficiently left-wing for the activist base, with Democrats certain that cutting a few members […]

Stocks slide as oil prices rise again ahead of midterms

Welcome to The Hill's Business & Economy newsletter {beacon} Business & Economy Business & Economy   The Big Story Stocks slide as oil prices rise again ahead of midterms Stocks tumbled on Friday, as oil prices rose again amid the ongoing U.S.-Iran and Russia-Ukraine conflicts. © Yuki Iwamura, The Associated Press At closing, the...

Cook Political Report shifts Ohio governor’s race from toss-up to lean Democrat

The Cook Political Report is shifting a closely watched gubernatorial contest toward Democrats after a controversial campaign ad shook up the race. The nonpartisan election forecaster moved the governor’s race in Ohio from “toss up” to “lean Democrat,” now favoring Amy Acton (D) to beat Vivek Ramaswamy (R) in the Buckeye State. The race was...

How will Democrats address UFO sightings if returned to the majority?

Unidentified flying objects (UFOs) have long captivated Americans — a majority of whom, recent polling suggests, believe the government is hiding information about the phenomena. And the debate has also made its way to Capitol Hill. In recent years, conversations surrounding UFOs, which the government now refers to as unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs), have heated...

Musk ups midterm spending in final stretch

{beacon} Technology Technology   The Big Story Musk ups his midterm spending in final stretch The tech mogul has spent more than $442 million in the midterm elections, after pouring another $76.8 million into his super PAC over the past month, campaign finance filings show. © Susan Walsh, Associated Press America PAC, which Musk launched...

West Virginia attorney general subpoenas environmental groups

West Virginia’s attorney general has sent investigative subpoenas to environmental advocacy organizations — something the groups are describing as a retaliatory attack on their First Amendment rights. West Virginia Rivers Coalition and 350.org filed a lawsuit this week saying they and at least four other organizations received subpoenas from the office of state Attorney General...

America’s vaccine system is an operations failure waiting to happen

Before changing a national vaccination schedule, policymakers should know whether the system can actually deliver it.

What did federal agents take from Ilhan Omar’s home?

Federal agents took 17 items including Omar's phone and her husband's notebooks.

Here are the states where you can register to vote on Election Day

A total of 21 states and Washington, D.C., allow voters to register on Election Day for the midterms.

Ramaswamy’s last-ditch attack shows signs of backfiring 

In today’s issue: Democrat Amy Acton's chances of flipping the Ohio governor's race seem to have received a boost as backlash to Republican Vivek Ramaswamy's controversial ad featuring her estranged mother keeps growing. Ramaswamy has doubled down in defending the ad, which depicts Acton's birth mother, Donna Arthur, calling her daughter a "liar" and saying she needs "help" as part of a message urging...

Is ‘gentle parenting’ just a fast way to ruin your child?

We have seen that authoritative parenting works; we know a lot less about gentle parenting.

Free lunch, transgender athletes: Voters nationwide face major education decisions

Voters across the country are making big decisions about the education of their children at a local, state and federal level in this year's midterms. Ballot initiatives, school board elections, governor races and Senate spots are all on the line as parents head to the polls thinking about AI, school choice and what topics should...

We analyzed Judge Reyes’s record in Trump cases. Here’s what we found

The Trump administration wants to boot U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes from the battle over East Potomac Golf Links, insisting she has shown open hostility. President Trump called her a “crazed lunatic” on social media. The appointee of former President Biden has been assigned nearly a dozen lawsuits challenging major Trump administration actions, The Hill’s...

GOP pushes for oversight of Musk’s dominance of space

Republican lawmakers alarmed over Ukraine’s loss of access to a Starshield, a critical battlefield tool, are pushing for more congressional oversight on what some view as Elon Musk’s “space monopoly,” fearing that Musk will have too much power over future national security operations. Sen. Kevin Cramer (R-N.D.), a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee,...

What Democrats would do about Gen Z’s housing crisis if they win Congress

Generation Z wants legislation that targets affordability and housing costs. Democrats think they can do it better than Republicans. About two-thirds of young adults struggle to cover housing costs. And recent housing numbers aren’t promising, either: Single-family housing starts and building permits, a measure of future construction, fell 4.56 percent and 4 percent in September,...

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