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‘Everyone is apoplectic’: Inside Democrats’ blame game over Graham Platner

Democrats are at each other’s throats about Graham Platner after his latest scandal. They don’t know what to do about it. The New York Times released a report Thursday...

Trump announces ‘rally to end all rallies’ in DC to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary

President Trump announces a massive rally in Washington, D.C., on June 24 to celebrate the nation's 250th anniversary with speakers and performances.

Legislature’s data-center ban is economic suicide for New York

When did progressives become so obsessively afraid of the future?

Judy Chu doesn’t know much about Woodrow Wilson — but here’s why you should

Judy Chu, a Democrat who has been in Congress for 17 years, faced a...

Criminal-coddling NY pols: Letters to the Editor — June 5, 2026

NY Post readers discuss a friend of Ross Falzone’s who blames his death on...

Legislature’s data-center ban is economic suicide for New York

When did progressives become so obsessively afraid of the future?

Judy Chu doesn’t know much about Woodrow Wilson — but here’s why you should

Judy Chu, a Democrat who has been in Congress for 17 years, faced a straightforward question in the House Ways and Means Committee hearing...

Criminal-coddling NY pols: Letters to the Editor — June 5, 2026

NY Post readers discuss a friend of Ross Falzone’s who blames his death on failures in New York’s justice system.

Iran endgame nears — as Trump faces two stark choices

After three months of intermittent war, we see the realities of the conflict: Iran does not regard overwhelming military defeat on the battlefield as...

Why do so many Hollywood celebs have trans or non-binary kids?

In a geography where having a trans child has a tinge of chicness to it, one has to wonder: Is this partially due to...

Congress must stop the government from spying on your church

Americans should be able to ask for prayer, seek counsel from a pastor, or send a private message to a loved one with the expectation that those conversations will remain private. In a free country, that trust should not depend on the discretion of the government. The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act is an important national […]

This week in whoppers: Jill Biden still loves Joe best; Hasan Piker blames ‘gay fascists’ and more

Socialist streamer Hasan Piker blamed disappointing results in the California primary elections on supposed "homo-fascism" in the Golden State.

California: the high-tech society that can’t (or won’t) count ballots

California takes forever to count ballots. And there's no excuse.

On This Day: Congress moves to declare independence as the British bear down on Charleston

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. June 4, 1776 In Philadelphia, the Second Continental Congress debates […]

Party divisions persist past primary — on both sides

The California primary is (mostly) over. Even though California will keep counting ballots for a month, some dynamics are already clear.  

China, or why Pentagon-Israel tech agreement must exclude top US secrets

In its technological dynamism, Israel underlines the striving ingenuity of its small 10.2 million-strong population and Jewish culture. As a close Israeli ally, the United States should seek mutual advantage from this talent. It bears noting, then, that the House Armed Services Committee has introduced legislation under the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act that would […]

How Republicans can sway voters with reconciliation 3.0

Even amid conflict in Iran and rising gas prices, healthcare affordability remains a top voter concern. KFF reports that 64% of adults are worried about affording healthcare costs, including insurance, office visits, and prescriptions.  Republicans looking for a cost-saving, pro-patient item for a “reconciliation 3.0” should start with one of the most obvious distortions in […]

It’s time for Congress to end Big Pharma’s war on generics 

Each day, millions of people pick up a prescription drug from their local pharmacy or mailbox. Most are affordable, with co-pays on average less than $7 for 90% of drugs. But for a growing number of patients, and the employers, unions, or programs such as Medicare that provide their drug coverage, the cost of some […]

Your phone has no Fourth Amendment

Your bank account has less constitutional protection than your phone. That isn’t a rhetorical point. It’s the practical result of 50 years of Supreme Court doctrine, and the Arctic Frost investigation is what it looks like when the government uses that doctrine at full extension against sitting members of Congress. The Fourth Amendment required the […]

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