Opinion

Neighborhood wine bar closing in California? It’s a symptom of a statewide crisis

Another wine bar is closing in LA, signaling the growing crisis in one of California’s iconic industries. The Augustine Wine Bar in Sherman Oaks, widely recognized as one of...

Palm card: The Post’s 2026 endorsements

Here’s a reminder of The Post’s endorsements for Election Day 2026

California’s next governor must aggressively investigate bullet train’s wasted billions

California’s high-speed rail project is a case study in lost public trust and squandered...

Hayley Stevens reminds us to vote for principles over party, even in California

Elections come and go, but these lessons will stay with children forever.

California’s leaders say they want fair elections — why don’t they act like it?

Why does anyone have a problem with fraud-free voting in California?  Whether it’s one...

Neighborhood wine bar closing in California? It’s a symptom of a statewide crisis

Another wine bar is closing in LA, signaling the growing crisis in one of California’s iconic industries. The Augustine Wine Bar in Sherman Oaks,...

Palm card: The Post’s 2026 endorsements

Here’s a reminder of The Post’s endorsements for Election Day 2026

California’s next governor must aggressively investigate bullet train’s wasted billions

California’s high-speed rail project is a case study in lost public trust and squandered taxpayer money. It is also one of Gavin Newsom’s abject...

Hayley Stevens reminds us to vote for principles over party, even in California

Elections come and go, but these lessons will stay with children forever.

California’s leaders say they want fair elections — why don’t they act like it?

Why does anyone have a problem with fraud-free voting in California?  Whether it’s one fraudulent vote or many: It’s wrong, it dilutes duly cast...

California kids can’t read despite billions in spending

California's children are running out of time. We cannot afford another generation of excuses.

The New York Times rushes to apologize for its outbreak of journalism

Having outraged its core audience, The New York Times is rushing to explain how it managed to commit journalism in covering the Senate race...

We challenged campus dogma on the ‘Cornell 7’ — and exposed Columbia’s free-speech hypocrisy

We struck a nerve, and it’s now clear where the self-proclaimed free-speech enthusiasts on our Columbia campus really stand. 

Lawfare runs amok from Brazil to Poland — putting democracy in danger

Jailing opponents or condemning them to death is what dictatorships do, not democracies — but around the world and even in the US, democracy...

Kathy Hochul, Letitia James and Dems are to blame for NY’s crisis — it’s time to vote for change

New York voters concerned about their state's direction should not be confused about who is to blame. It is not Donald Trump.

Fast Takes: Burying Haley’s true gripe, Dems’ disastrous ’28 agenda and other commentary

Haley Stevens kept “asking El-Sayed to dial down the campaign’s revolting, flamboyant anti-Semitism; he had blamed the Jews and Israel for everything from the...

‘Saturday Night Live’ slanders Israel — again

To the Hollywood numbskulls and their disciples, Jews are the enemy. The only villains. And to sick comics like Michael Che, the butts of...

Kids today are taking a totally different SAT — and a new study says it might be less rigorous

The SAT isn’t asking kids the same vocab and reading questions that previous generations had to answer.

Stevens’ brave endorsement switch: Letters to the Editor — Nov. 3, 2026

NY Post readers discuss Michigan Rep. Haley Stevens dropping her Abdul El-Sayed endorsement after their falling out.

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