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Biden-world veteran issues stark warning about Abdul El-Sayed as he crosses party lines

Michael LaRosa invoked his best friend's mother, who died jumping from the World Trade Center on 9/11, in his sharp rebuke of Abdul El-Sayed.

Young conservatives reveal what’s top of mind as GOP, Democrats battle for ‘hopeless’ Gen Z voters

Conservative students say inflation and housing costs drive peers toward democratic socialism as both parties battle for Capitol Hill this November.

Fauci held in contempt: Letters to the Editor — Aug. 10, 2026

The Issue: Dr. Anthony Fauci held in contempt of Congress after his Senate hearing....

Cheer Boy George for backing Jews over haters — even as it costs him his career

Sometimes, bravery is found in unexpected places. The recording artist known as Boy George...

Fauci held in contempt: Letters to the Editor — Aug. 10, 2026

The Issue: Dr. Anthony Fauci held in contempt of Congress after his Senate hearing. I am dumbfounded by how Dr. Anthony Fauci got away...

Cheer Boy George for backing Jews over haters — even as it costs him his career

Sometimes, bravery is found in unexpected places. The recording artist known as Boy George was so moved by an exhibition in London dedicated to...

Mt. Vernon lunacy and more: Letters to the Editor — Aug. 9, 2026

NY Post readers discuss a Mount Vernon police commissioner driving a getaway car for her son's gang shooting and more.

Resentful lefties are making a new push for reparations. My own research reveals they know nothing about American history

The push is back on for slavery reparations. In July, the New York Civil Liberties Union issued a report urging the immediate adoption of reparations....

Obama’s biggest lie: ‘You didn’t build that’

Former President Barack Obama once infamously said, “You didn’t build that.” I beg to differ. Our forebears created it, inherited it, and improved it for generations. Businesses created jobs in their self-interest. Municipal revenue from taxes on land improvements paid for the infrastructure that serves them. The person who had nothing to do with building […]

From Sinsheimer to Spencer: What antisemitism across the spectrum has in common

He was a quietly wonderful man with a quick sense of humor, and when he laughed, he would cover his mouth — a gentle, self-conscious habit to hide his teeth. He loved the opera. Born in Philadelphia in 1892, he was the son of a German-Jewish immigrant. Growing up, I had never really considered his […]

America has made treason affordable again

A reflection on accountability, deterrence, and the erosion of standards in public service. In the summer of 1779, George Washington wrote to Maj. Gen. Robert Howe about how hard it was to find trustworthy men near enemy lines. Few people, he warned, had the virtue to withstand “the highest bidder.” A year later, Benedict Arnold […]

The one thing AI can’t replace — and colleges refuse to teach

Two polls fielded this July by HarrisX tell us much that we need to know about where the public stands on artificial intelligence. The first, a HarrisX national survey from July, found that 56% of voters view AI favorably, and 71% consider it the beginning of a new industrial revolution. The second, the Harvard CAPS/Harris […]

In defense of AIPAC

“Next week, AIPAC is set to spend at least $3,847,990 against me,” Abdul el Sayed complained during his successful Democratic Senate primary campaign in Michigan. “Why? Because [Haley Stevens] is more committed to the future of a foreign country than keeping your tax dollars here to provide schools and healthcare for you and your kids.” […]

Michael Goodwin: Michigan Senate race displays the radical ‘shift’ the Democratic Party has taken

In the run-up to Michigan’s hotly contested Democratic Senate primary last week, a slew of headlines declared the showdown a “fight for the party’s...

The next Senator from South Carolina

THE NEXT SENATOR FROM SOUTH CAROLINA. On Tuesday, voters in South Carolina will choose a Republican nominee for the Senate to replace Sen. Lindsey Graham, who died of heart problems on July 11. There’s a good chance the race will go to a runoff, which will happen on Aug. 25. There are several declared candidates, but three […]

Voters need to look past election-rigging and back Prop. 39

If you want to restore trust in elections, look past the election-rigging — and win anyway.

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