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Nithya Raman and Zohran Mamdani are both socialists — but there’s a key difference

Karl Marx said that history repeats twice: “he first time as tragedy, the second time as farce." He may as well have been describing the socialist campaign of Nithya...

Xavier Becerra needs to make his case to California in debate

Xavier Becerra is sleepwalking to November. The debate is an opportunity for him to make...

Ex-Council Speaker Christine Quinn may be out of politics — but she’s still ready to help NYC

Christine Quinn spoke with The Post's Cindy Adams about her political future.

Ex-ESPN star Linda Cohn is back — with hotter takes than you’ve ever heard before

"There are people out there making assumptions, and they don't know who the hell...

Bruce Blakeman’s tax-slashing plan restores hope for New York

As Gov. Kathy Hochul keeps making New York more expensive while pretending otherwise, challenger...

Cardona ‘deeply concerned’ about situation at Columbia: ‘Antisemitic hate’ is ‘unacceptable’

Education Secretary Miguel Cardona released a statement Tuesday condemning Columbia University as bipartisan concerns about antisemitism on campus have risen. “Antisemitic hate on college campuses is unacceptable. I am deeply concerned by what is happening at Columbia University,” Cardona said in a post on X.  Columbia is almost a week into the “Gaza Solidarity...

Google fires more workers over Project Nimbus protests

Google has fired more than 20 additional workers following last week’s protests over the tech giant’s cloud computing contract with the Israeli government, the group that organized the protests said Monday night. The latest firings bring the total number of terminated staff to over 50, according to No Tech for Apartheid. “This evening, in...

We can’t trust Joe Biden to stand with Israel, lead America on the world stage

While some politicians will claim that the bill before the Senate today is some magic bullet that will restore order and protect democracy across the world, we know that’s a lie.

Man who stormed Capitol with Confederate flag, pepper sprayed officers sentenced to prison

A Kentucky man charged for using pepper spray against law enforcement officers and carried a Confederate flag while storming the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, was sentenced Monday to over two years in prison. Isreal James Easterday, 23, was sentenced to two and a half years in prison and 500 hours of community service. He...

Trump gag order hearing kicks off hush money trial: Live updates

Former President Trump’s hush money trial on Tuesday will begin with a New York judge hearing arguments over whether the former president violated a gag order imposed on him in the case. Prosecutors with the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office claim Trump has so far violated the order barring him from attacking witnesses, prosecutors, court staff...

Pro-Palestinian protests grow on college campuses as tensions rise 

Tensions are continuing to rise among college campuses across the nation, as more pro-Palestinian protests break out, prompting canceled in-person classes and student arrests. Columbia University was thrust into the spotlight last week when New York Police Department (NYPD) officers began to arrest students participating in a pro-Palestinian demonstration at the request of school officials....

Ayatollah Khamenei wants to leave a legacy — but it may not be the one he wants

Whatever happens in the near future, Ali Khamenei’s legacy within and outside Iran is a house of cards. America would be wise to let it collapse on its own.

Forced patriotism, whether in Hong Kong or Louisiana, is no patriotism at all

The greatest respect that officials can show to our national symbols is to trust that they will be honored through choice.

Conservatives are misguided in embracing big government industrial policy

Manufacturing matters. But industrial policy of the type pushed by Rubio has failed and will continue to fail.

Morning Report — Trump trial: Conspiracy or politics?

The prosecution Monday told jurors that then-candidate Donald Trump orchestrated a criminal plot to corrupt the 2016 election. Influencing voters is not a felony, the defendant’s lawyer countered. It’s politics. “President Trump did not commit any crimes. The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office should never have brought this case,” defense attorney Todd Blanche told jurors. Boiled...

April’s full ‘Pink Moon,’ Lyrids meteor shower to peak this week

April's full moon, known as the 'Pink Moon,' will be lighting up the spring night sky this week alongside several of our closest planets and the April Lyrids meteor shower.

Even immigration restrictionists stay away from GOP’s ‘invasion’ rhetoric

Republican use of the term “invasion” is putting party officials at odds with the immigration restrictionists behind much of the party’s ideological framework on the issue. The term has become a mainstay of Republican political rhetoric ahead of elections in November, but its use as a descriptor of the situation at the southern border has...

Biden to speak on abortion in first Florida visit since state Supreme Court ruling

President Biden will deliver a speech in Tampa, Fla., on Tuesday focused on reproductive rights, taking center stage on abortion about one week ahead of the state’s six-week ban taking effect. Biden is expected to place the blame for the state’s abortion restrictions squarely on former President Trump, who has repeatedly taken credit for...

Baltimore claims Dali was ‘unseaworthy,’ accuses owners of negligence in bridge collapse 

The city of Baltimore on Monday argued the owner and operator of the cargo ship that crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge should not be able to avoid liability, claiming the vessel was "unseaworthy" when it left the Baltimore port last month, according to new court filings. In court filings Monday, attorneys for the...

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