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The week in whoppers: AOC claims elites ‘protect’ pedophiles; New York Times gaslights on terror, and more

The Gray Lady called the violent attempted terror attack aboard a flydubai flight to Israel a mere "altercation" between the pilot and co-pilot.

Mamdani’s new plan to fight antisemitism: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 2, 2026

NY Post readers discuss the Mamdani administration’s new plan to combat antisemitism in New...

New York grapples with kinks in $1B Medicaid system

WORKING OUT THE KINKS: New York’s Department of Health began transitioning more than 147,000...

‘Jon Kyl’s Impact on Judicial Confirmations’

In my new Confirmation Tales post, I offer a tribute of sorts to the...

D.C. Judge Dismisses Reflecting Pool Charges — with Prejudice

Consider it an indictment of Trump lawfare against political enemies and scapegoats.

Break the silence on the Dominican Republic’s human rights record

The Biden administration admits to the danger many visitors face but will not pressure the Dominican government to stand by its international human rights obligations.

Pompeo accuses Biden administration of having ‘soft spot’ for Iran amid Houthi attacks

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo accused the Biden administration of having a “soft spot” for Iran amid the Houthi rebels attacking merchant vessels in the Red Sea. Pompeo, who has been critical of President Biden’s foreign policy course, said the current administration’s approach towards Tehran stems from the Obama administration and that it is...

‘SNL’ roasts Trump for hawking $60 bibles ahead of Easter Sunday 

NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” kicked off this weekend’s show by mocking former President Trump and his hawking of $60 Bibles during Holy Week. The episode, airing the night before Easter, began with a brief nod to the Biblical story of the resurrection of Jesus before James Austin Johnson, reviving his role as Trump, entered on...

Deepfakes raise alarm about AI in elections

Experts, officials and observers alike are sounding alarms about the dangers deepfakes pose for 2024 as it gets easier to use artificial intelligence (AI) and spread synthetic content that could stoke disinformation and confuse voters in a critical election year. Last week, a local Arizona newsletter released an AI-generated deepfake video of Senate candidate Kari...

Pompeo slams Biden for ‘deeply dangerous’ border policies

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo criticized President Biden for his “deeply dangerous” border policies in an interview Sunday. Pompeo slammed the Biden administration for its handling of the influx of migrants, claiming the administration has allowed people to get appointments for asylum and not follow up on them once they’re in the country. A...

Democrats unite against RFK Jr.

Democrats desperate to see President Biden reelected are calling for more coordinated force against Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The independent’s rollout this week of patent lawyer and investor Nicole Shanahan as his vice president prompted Biden allies and liberal groups to escalate efforts against him, fearing his newfound cash flow and ballot access could be...

Rising global threats force ‘epoch-making’ shift in world order

The return of great power competition across the globe is forcing countries to adapt, spurring major changes to alignment and spending from Europe to the Indo-Pacific to the Middle East. The change is everywhere on the map — but most evident in countries like Sweden and Japan as the nations make dramatic changes to meet...

The Memo: Biden faces new moment of truth as Israel presses in on Rafah

President Biden is facing a new moment of truth in the Middle East as Israel asserts it will press ahead with an invasion of the southern Gaza city of Rafah. Such an operation will come as American disapproval of Israel’s actions is hitting unprecedented levels. A new Gallup poll last week demonstrated just how much the traditional...

White House responds to GOP criticism as Transgender Day of Visibility falls on Easter

The White House responded Saturday to GOP criticism that the Transgender Day of Visibility, which is observed each year on March 31, falls on Easter. Republicans criticized President Biden after he issued a Friday proclamation, recognizing March 31 as Transgender Day of Visibility, as he has done for every year he has been in the Oval...

Bowman calls Netanyahu a ‘maniac,’ demands removal from office

Congressman Jamaal Bowman (D-N.Y.) had choice words for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Saturday comments, calling him a “maniac” who “needs” to be removed from office.  The progressive Democrat initially discussed the Biden administration transferring 1,800 MK84 2,000-pound bombs, 500 MK82 500-pound bombs and 25 F-35A fighter jets to Israel without notifying lawmakers, an...

What stores are open on Easter Sunday 2024? See Walmart, Target, Costco hours

If the Easter bunny is still looking for basket stuffers, they better hop to it. Many stores will be closed in observance of the holiday. Easter is a Christian holiday, and also an occasion for dyed eggs and chocolate bunnies left by an elusive rabbit. The day Easter is observed is determined by a calendar calculation involving the moon. This...

More than 500K raised to help families of victims from Baltimore bridge collapse

Over half a million dollars has been raised to help families of victims of the Baltimore bridge collapse, which took the lives of six workers and injured two.  The financial backing has come in from the city’s government, nonprofit organizations and the workers' company, with the amount now surpassing $500,000, according to the Washington Post. ...

California governor to deploy 500 surveillance cameras to Oakland to fight crime

OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Hundreds of high-tech surveillance cameras are being installed in the city of Oakland and surrounding freeways to battle crime, California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Friday. Newsom, a Democrat, said in a news release that the California Highway Patrol has contracted with Flock Safety to install 480 cameras that can identify and...

Hochul pushes back on rumors she was asked to leave slain NYPD officer’s wake

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) pushed back on rumors that she was asked to leave a slain NYPD officer’s wake, saying that nobody told her to in the wake of being confronted by a mourner on Friday.  “We always ask: ‘Would the families like us there?’ If the families say, ‘No, this is the...

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