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The real affordability crisis is in the cities where Democrats rule

The Marist poll reveals that one in three New Yorkers are planning to leave the State in the next five years.

The week in whoppers: Stephen King rewrites Trump’s life, Gov. Newsom keeps it real and more

Anti-Trump author Stephen King bizarrely claimed the president doesn't have any children — or...

Snowball assault on NYPD: Letters to the Editor — Feb. 27, 2026

NY Post readers discuss Mayor Mamdani’s blasé reaction to a crowd pelting NYPD officers...

Trump’s Chief of Staff Susie Wiles and the Mar-a-Lago Documents Probe

Intriguing ties involving interviews by investigators, subpoenaed phone records, and a call covertly recorded...

Four people killed by Cuban coast guard were in a stolen boat, Cuba says

The boat involved in a fatal shooting with Cuba's coast guard was reportedly stolen and had U.S. citizens aboard.

The real affordability crisis is in the cities where Democrats rule

The Marist poll reveals that one in three New Yorkers are planning to leave the State in the next five years.

Snowball assault on NYPD: Letters to the Editor — Feb. 27, 2026

NY Post readers discuss Mayor Mamdani’s blasé reaction to a crowd pelting NYPD officers with snowballs.

The week in whoppers: Stephen King rewrites Trump’s life, Gov. Newsom keeps it real and more

Anti-Trump author Stephen King bizarrely claimed the president doesn't have any children — or any "life experience."

LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho must step down following federal corruption probe

LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho must stand aside. But Wednesday’s FBI raid on his home was only the last straw.

Media mind control: News outlets hijack narratives through dishonest labels

You have been brainwashed by the news media, we all have. News outlets regularly tell their audience what to think, rather than what to know, and if you’re not careful, you’ll find your opinions being programmed by an external source instead of your own common sense. Take the term “progressive,” for example. While innocuous at […]

GOP failures could get Jasmine Crockett elected to the Senate

The Texas Senate race has been a growing red flag for Republicans heading into the 2026 midterm elections, and it looks like the news from the Lone Star State just keeps getting worse. First, the good news: Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) is the leading candidate for the Democratic nomination. In a poll from the University […]

Despite war and UN grandstanding, Israeli diplomacy is thriving

Israel is “diplomatically isolated,” a Feb. 5 Associated Press news story ventured, framing its Olympic bobsledding team as “unlikely ambassadors” in a lonely diplomatic desert. At the United Nations, where Israel is treated like an international pariah and condemnation flows like Iranian oil, the outlet’s description of the Jewish state as “diplomatically isolated” deeply resonates. But outside hallowed U.N. institutions, that […]

El Mencho falls, Sheinbaum needs to act

Nemesio Ruben Oseguera Cervantes, the notorious fentanyl supplier, founder and leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, better known as ‘El Mencho,’ has succumbed to gunshot wounds. The takedown was the result of a joint effort between the Mexican military and U.S. intelligence agencies, representing the culmination of a long-standing unified effort aimed at dismantling […]

Introducing men’s hockey Olympic gold medal derangement syndrome

Liberals, Democrats, and others on the Left have once again proven themselves to be the most insufferable people on the planet.  Without fail, they regularly demonstrate their skills in siphoning the joy out of what should otherwise be jubilant moments. It is unquestionably a disturbing and odd phenomenon, but one that keeps repeating itself. They […]

On This Day: Washington: Ready the militia, the time nears on Boston

The following is an installment of “On This Day,” a series celebrating America’s 250th anniversary by following the actions of Gen. George Washington, the Continental Congress, and the men and women whose bravery and sacrifice led up to the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Feb. 26, 1776 At his Cambridge headquarters, Gen. George Washington […]

Why Nvidia beat estimates, again

The technology giant Nvidia just reported a great fourth quarter. The company operates on a January fiscal year. It comfortably beat analyst expectations, primarily because of the explosion in artificial intelligence infrastructure spending. Importantly, the largest U.S. data center companies just announced dramatic increases in artificial intelligence capital spending. Spending by the so-called hyperscalers will rise well over […]

Rebranded DEI offices won’t ensure religious liberty

My dean denied a routine travel-funding request. That’s hardly headline news — until you see what she approves. My university funds LGBTQIA+ activism and an entire “Center for Justice.” But when a Jewish law professor gets invited to testify before the bipartisan U.S. Commission on Civil Rights on religious discrimination and campus antisemitism, the system […]

New book explores politics and American music

The history of American protest music and how it has intersected with politics is the subject of a fascinating new book, On the Record: Music that Changed America, by Anna Harwell Celenza. Each chapter examines a historical period in which music intersected with politics, sometimes even inspiring legislation. It includes the histories of both “The Star-Spangled Banner” and “Lift […]

The women-led resistance the Iranian regime fears most

Women in the political arena can be a very potent transformative force. I know this firsthand from almost 50 years in the challenging field of politics. In this long odyssey, the women who changed me — who changed how I understand leadership, sacrifice, and what it means to fight for freedom — are mostly unsung […]

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