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The disgraceful Jonathan Diller verdict: Letters to the Editor — April 4, 2026

NY Post readers discuss a Queens jury’s verdict acquitting the shooter of NYPD cop Jonathan Diller of first-degree murder.

Is Hochul the unlikely hero of Adams’ world indictments?

FRAUDTUITOUS: Gov. Kathy Hochul has spent the last four months beating the auto-insurance affordability...

A Proposal to Change Law School Admissions

We need more law grads who have an interest in defending and rebuilding American...

David Daleiden’s Charges Fully Expunged After He Exposed Planned Parenthood’s Sale of Aborted Fetal Body Parts

Kamala Harris was the attorney general in California when the case was brought against...

Trump makes California the new Ground Zero in blue-state fraud sweep

President Trump has shifted his fraud cleanup blitz to California, pitting Vice President J.D. Vance, his new Fraud Czar, against Gov. Gavin Newsom.

House Democrat says Trump ‘begging’ China to help with Iran: ‘We are losing’

Rep. Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) said Wednesday that President Trump has heavily pushed China to help with the Strait of Hormuz reopening amid the U.S. conflict against Iran. “Apparently, now, their primary goal is reopening the Strait of Hormuz, which, let’s be clear, was open before Trump started this war of choice. So, the reality is,...

Newsom: Idea that he and Harris don’t like each other ‘preposterous’

California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) on Thursday dismissed the idea that he and longtime ally former Vice President Kamala Harris do not like each other, calling it "preposterous." Newsom praised Harris in an interview with Axios's Alex Thompson, who asked the governor, "Why don't you guys like each other?" "A preposterous premise of a question,"...

AI could finally make congressional hearings work better

Sen. Bernie Sanders recently conducted a policy interview with Claude, an AI assistant developed by Anthropic, which demonstrated the potential of AI to improve the quality of questions asked and the difficulty of evading them in congressional hearings.

The US could lose measles elimination status. Vaccine policy is fueling the chaos.

The U.S. public health system and the CDC are in crisis.

Rogan: Democrats were tougher on border than Trump

Joe Rogan on Wednesday said Democrats were tougher on the border than President Trump, citing past comments from both former President Barack Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. The podcaster described Clinton’s rhetoric on the border during her first presidential campaign as “hardcore.” “If you’ve been convicted of a crime, get out. If...

Trans women athletes banned from Olympics under new IOC policy

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) on Thursday announced it will ban transgender women athletes from women's events ahead of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. The policy states that eligibility to perform in women's sports will first be based on SRY gene screening "to detect the absence or presence of the SRY gene," the committee said...

Live updates: Trump holds Cabinet meeting as US, Iran dig in and DHS shutdown grinds on

President Trump will hold a Cabinet meeting on Thursday morning amid escalating tensions over the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) shutdown and war in Iran. Fear is rising that some centrist Senate Democrats who have toed the party line on DHS funding will start defecting as the shutdown stretches on. All but one Democrat —...

Could Trump’s war in Iran cause another hostage crisis?

Pete Hegseth lacks the foresight, hindsight and wisdom needed to keep Americans safe. Before we get dragged into another miserable hostage situation, or worse, he needs to be replaced. 

Trump: Iranian negotiators ‘better get serious soon’

President Trump on Thursday urged Iranian negotiators that they "better get serious soon" as efforts for a ceasefire in the Middle East appear to falter. Trump previously said the two countries were close to a deal but wrote in a post on Truth Social that the Islamic Republic's negotiators were "very different and 'strange.'" "They...

Robert Mueller’s ultimate legacy: Preventing an American MI5

While Mueller’s legacy may be viewed through the investigations he led, his most enduring impact may lie in what he prevented.

US, Iran harden positions as ceasefire push appears to falter

The U.S. and Iran are standing by their hardened positions as the push to bring a ceasefire to the Middle East conflict appears to dissipate. President Trump early Thursday accused Iranian negotiators of "begging" to reach a deal with the U.S. after the Iranians submitted their own peace plan and rejected the Trump administration's 15-point...

DHS can do more to prevent asylum fraud

The Department of Homeland Security published a proposed rule last month that would increase the time asylum-seeking aliens must wait before applying for work authorization. Media reports have treated it like a harsh, draconian change. But if anything, the final rule should go even further to prevent asylum fraud. An alien in the U.S. cannot obtain...

Trump’s strategic impatience threatens his efforts in Ukraine and Iran

Witkoff and Kushner keep making Trump look weak and desperate.

Watch live: Getting a Diagnosis ASAP — Progress in Early Alzheimer’s Detection

Until recently, a patient could not receive an Alzheimer’s diagnosis without an expensive scan or invasive procedure. Last year, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) cleared two blood-based biomarker tests—or BBB—that require only a routine blood sample for use in diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease. This is an important step forward in Alzheimer’s care, but it won’t...

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