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Maddow and Wallace’s despicable DJ Daniel comments: Letters to the Editor — March 10, 2025

NY Post readers discuss Rachel Maddow and Nicolle Wallace on D.J. Daniel becoming an honorary Secret Service agent.

America’s crushing national debt threat to freedom

America is a beacon of freedom worldwide, yet the biggest threat to that freedom is a crushing national debt that has saddled future generations in the order of tens of trillions of dollars. The Trump administration is doing what it can to cut spending, but Congress is not yet on board. The evidence contained in […]

It’s time to get serious about civics

It’s time to get serious about civics. States must require that it be taught and learned. Teachers must be deeply grounded in it and prepared to teach it. Schools — elementary, middle, and high schools — must make time for it in their schedules. We need top-quality curricula that contain essential knowledge, impart vital skills, and don’t shy away […]

‘SNL’ cold open spoofs Rubio, Musk clash mediated by Trump

The recent “Saturday Night Live” cold open spoofed a reported clash between tech billionaire Elon Musk and Secretary of State Marco Rubio. In the sketch, James Austin Johnson’s President Trump is in the Oval Office with Marcello Hernández’s Rubio, with the president telling his secretary of State that he “can’t have you fighting with Elon.”...

Why Trump’s war on DEI is so diabolical 

Trump and his allies have flaunted their support for far-right movements at home and abroad. We cannot allow them to succeed. 

Senate Republicas propose bills to kill EV tax credit, add road repairs tax

Senate Republicans introduced a pair of bills on Wednesday aiming to strip the country of its electric vehicle (EV) tax credits and instead replace it with an obligatory $1,000 tax payment to be used for repairing roads.  “The hard-earned money of taxpaying Americans should not cover the cost for the luxuries of the nation’s elite....

OPM directs agencies to fire government workers still on probation

Office of Personnel Management (OPM) officials met with agency leaders across government Thursday and directed them to begin firing employees still in their probationary period a year or more after being hired. Federal employees remain on probation anywhere from one to two years after being hired, depending on their agency, a status that still comes...

Evening Report — Trump scores Cabinet, budget victories

Presented by March of Dimes {beacon} Evening Report TRUMP FIRST 100 DAYS © Julia Demaree Nikhinson, Associated Press file Republicans move closer to implementing Trump's agenda IT'S NOT ALWAYS PRETTY, but Republicans in Congress are gaining momentum as they seek to implement President Trump’s agenda. Trump scored budget and Cabinet victories Thursday, after weeks...

A revived Democratic Leadership Council cannot save the Democratic Party

The Democratic Party is struggling to regain its popularity, and attempts to revive the Democratic Leadership Council (DLC) are unlikely to succeed, as it is not the 1990s and the progressive ideology has taken hold in the party.

Congressional Hispanic Conference picks new leader

The Congressional Hispanic Conference (CHC) selected Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-Texas) as its leader for the 119th Congress.  The organization, which was founded in 2003, elected Gonzales, who represents Texas's 23rd Congressional District, on Wednesday. “Hispanic Americans voted decisively for strong leadership—leadership that acts, doesn’t just talk. Our voices helped build the Republican trifecta—our members are battle-tested...

Jeffries: Trump wants to drop charges against Adams to keep him ‘on a short leash’

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) said Thursday that the Trump administration is moving to drop the criminal charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams in order to exercise control over the embattled politician.  “What is clear is that the White House made a decision to dismiss the criminal charges pending against Mayor Adams...

Bob Menendez appeals bribery conviction

Former Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) filed an appeal Thursday against his conviction and 11-year sentence for accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash, gold bars and luxury cars in exchange for political favors.  The punishment issued in January made Menendez the first public official ever convicted of acting as a foreign agent while in...

Shapiro, Beshear join fight over Trump’s federal funding freeze

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro (D) sued the Trump administration Thursday, saying the federal government is still suspending grants to his state despite court orders in two existing cases. The lawsuit indicates that, as of Thursday, Pennsylvania agencies still have over $1.2 billion in grant funding suspended and another $900 million in grants that are marked...

McMahon’s Education hearing interrupted by several protesters

Linda McMahon’s confirmation hearing to be President Trump's Education secretary was interrupted several times so far by protesters in the audience, calling for protections for trans students and students with disabilities, among other interjections. A person familiar with the situation said the interruptions were from those affiliated with the National Education Association, the largest teacher’s...

Hardliners, leadership strike deal on budget resolution ahead of key vote

Hardline conservatives and House GOP leadership struck an agreement on the conference’s budget resolution shortly before a key vote on Thursday, putting the measure on a path to advance out of committee if it holds. According to House Freedom Caucus Chair Andy Harris (R-Md.), the agreement — which still has to be approved by the...

Senate Democrat: McConnell vote against Gabbard indicates ‘Trump cult’ can be ‘broken’

Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) said during an interview that Sen. Mitch McConnell’s (R-Ky.) final vote against Tulsi Gabbard, the newly sworn-in director of national intelligence, indicates that President Trump’s “cult” can be “broken.”  “Mitch McConnell breaking yesterday with his Republican colleagues telling the truth to power, indicates that maybe the Trump cult, the intimidation and...

Live updates: Senate confirms Kennedy to lead HHS, moves Patel’s FBI nomination forward

Embattled nominee Robert F. Kennedy Jr. received the Senate's support Thursday to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, capping a twisting journey to become the nation's next secretary. Kennedy's controversial stances on vaccines and public health policies drew steady criticism from Democrats, as well as some Republicans. In the end, only Sen. Mitch...

Harvard’s new antisemitism policy hurts Jews, helps Trump

Harvard has adopted the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's working definition of antisemitism, which could be used to silence students and professors who criticize Israeli policies or advocate for Palestinian human rights.

Senate confirms RFK Jr. as Health secretary; McConnell lone GOP dissenter

Longtime vaccine critic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is now the nation’s top health official, after the Senate on Thursday voted almost entirely on party lines to confirm him atop a department of nearly 100,000 employees that run 13 agencies. The 52-48 confirmation vote brings to a close a contentious three-month confirmation fight that served as...

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