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NYC judge orders Mamdani to redo second-home tax rollout

Judge Wayne Ozzi ruled city officials violated property owners’ due process rights by sending tax notices without verifying their primary residences.

Supreme Court takes up fight over Trump’s third-country illegal alien deportation policy

The Supreme Court cleared Trump's third-country deportation policy to proceed while justices prepare to hear the full legal challenge in December.

FBI’s Andrew Bailey blasts exit ‘lies’ as he reveals real reason he’s leaving agency

Andrew Bailey defends FBI Director Kash Patel and calls reports about his departure "lies," saying his exit is solely about raising his four children.

Gov. Hochul’s mayor coddling: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 30, 2026

NY Post readers discuss Gov. Hochul’s support for Mayor Mamdani following Israeli Prime Minister...

Scripture-twisting James Talarico rewrites the Bible for leftist ends

Supposedly, through happy coincidence, Our Savior agrees with Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico about...

62 percent of Biden voters want to replace both candidates on the ballot: Poll

Roughly 6 in 10 voters backing President Biden say they’d replace both the incumbent and his rival former President Trump on the 2024 ballot if they could, polling released Wednesday shows. A Pew Research report found 62 percent of Biden supporters said they’d swap out both candidates at the top of the ticket, compared to...

New York governor tells Speaker Johnson to stay out of Columbia tumult

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) is criticizing Speaker Mike Johnson’s (R-La.) visit to Columbia University, arguing he's only exacerbating divisions by showing up to speak with Jewish students. “I think politicizing this and bringing the entourage to put a spotlight on this is only adding to the division,” Hochul told reporters, per Politico. “A...

Ukraine used secretly supplied US missiles to hit Russian targets

The U.S. has already provided long-range Army Tactical Missile Systems (ATACMS) to Ukraine, according to a Pentagon spokesperson. President Biden in February directed officials to supply the longer-range versions of the ATACMS, which have been long requested by Ukraine to strike at Russian targets deep behind enemy lines. These ATACMS were first provided in a...

Forget Trump — the American media is on trial in New York

Back during the Trump years, the media spent an inordinate amount of time dissecting every last detail of this tabloid journalism fodder we’re now seeing play out in a New York City courtroom — which is meaningless to the lives of nearly every American.

How hurricanes threaten forests — and the carbon markets that depend on them

A single hurricane barreling into New England forests can undo decades of carbon storage, a new study has found. As climate change heats oceans and fuels hurricanes, worsening storms with higher-speed winds are reaching ever deeper into the region's woodlands, according to findings published on Wednesday in Global Change Biology. Now, just one big storm can knock down...

First patient receives combined pig kidney transplant, heart pump

Doctors in New York City performed the first-ever combined heart pump implant and pig kidney transplant on a terminally ill patient. Surgeons at NYU Langone Health carried out the first-of-its-kind operation on Lisa Pisano in two stages over the course of nine days earlier this month, according to a Wednesday statement from NYU Langone. Pisano,...

Democrats seen as more successful at passing legislation: Survey

Democrats are seen as more successful at passing legislation in the House of Representatives than their party counterparts, according to a new Monmouth University poll. More than half of Americans surveyed, 53 percent, said that Democrats have been more successful at getting legislation passed when they are in control of the lower chamber. Almost 1 in 4,...

Say goodbye to your iPhone? Maybe, if antitrust regulators have their way 

Make no mistake: Enforcing antitrust law and protecting consumers from large companies’ abuses is important. But it must be done carefully.

Harvard latest school to see pro-Palestinian encampments

Harvard University is the latest U.S. college to have pro-Palestinian encampments go up on its grounds following multiple other institutions that have seen students arrested this week over demonstrations protesting Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza. On Wednesday, protesters at Harvard began putting up tents after The Harvard Crimson reported the university shut down access...

Biden leans into courting union workers by bashing Trump: ‘He looks down on us’

President Biden put his strategy of appealing to union workers on display Wednesday by painting himself as more like them and less like former President Trump. Biden has spoken to crowds of union workers twice in the past week, using each occasion to bash Trump about his upbringing in working to appeal to the critical...

Newsom introduces bill to support Arizona abortion access

California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) announced a new bill in the state Legislature on Wednesday that would allow Arizona abortion providers to be quickly approved for work in California, in response to Arizona implementing one of the country’s strictest abortion laws. An Arizona Supreme Court decision earlier this month implemented an 1864 abortion law preventing...

Amazon debuts grocery delivery program for Prime members, SNAP recipients

Amazon unveiled its new grocery delivery program, which is open to Prime members and recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

Biden administration sets national goal to cut freight emissions to zero

The Biden administration on Wednesday laid out a national goal to cut emissions from freight shipping down to zero. A White House fact sheet did not include a date for this goal, but it comes on top of existing goals to reach net-zero emissions for the the transportation sector, as well as the whole U.S....

Cornel West: Both parties ‘beyond redemption’

Independent presidential candidate Cornel West said both major American political parties are beyond saving in an interview with The Washington Post released Tuesday. “Both parties are beyond redemption,” West said in the interview. Explaining the need for him to stay in the race, West pointed to “[t]he crisis in the Republican Party, the undercutting and...

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