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Peltola campaign’s alleged Dan Sullivan spoiler plot takes new turn as DOJ faces major legal hurdle

The Department of Justice's Alaska Senate race lawsuit faces hurdles as legal scholars debate whether anonymous ballot analysis can prove confusion.

Netanyahu’s success at polls defies media, pundits — now it’s time to defeat the Iranian regime

Benjamin Netanyahu and his Likud Party won the Israeli election — though their coalition...

A List of Things Democrats Might Do If They Retake Power

This agenda should terrify conservatives.

In Alaska, the World’s Least Surprising Scoop

Kudos to Kellen Browning and the Times for not letting Elisa Rios kill the...

Mao and Mbappé

Add Beijing’s touchiness to the list of reasons why western companies should, if possible,...

Netanyahu’s success at polls defies media, pundits — now it’s time to defeat the Iranian regime

Benjamin Netanyahu and his Likud Party won the Israeli election — though their coalition will likely fall short of a majority, so Israel will...

Kylian Mbappe shouldn’t apologize for calling Mao a dictator

French soccer star Kylian Mbappe learned just how easily the Chinese Communist Party can flop. Mbappe never should have backed down or apologized for a funny meme. Circulating across the internet, there is a meme of Mbappe’s face pasted over the body of the Chinese dictator, Mao Zedong. When asked which is his favorite meme […]

Conservatives who value family should condemn Ramaswamy ad

I’m sure most of you have seen, or at least heard of, the controversial ad put forward to Ohio voters by gubernatorial hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy. Many of you have probably even read or heard arguments for and against such tactics. I’m not here to add to the debate. Today, I want to step away from […]

Infiltrating the Left: Going undercover and attending radical, left-wing ‘ICE Out’ trainings

Philadelphia made news this year when, inexplicably, the city’s district attorney, Larry Krasner, County Sheriff Rochelle Bilal, and the City Council all took aggressive and radical positions against illegal immigration enforcement operations and Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. Throughout 2026, Krasner called ICE officers “wannabe Nazis,” Bilal labeled them “fake, wannabe law enforcement,” and the […]

The leader FEMA couldn’t keep

We didn’t work for David Richardson, but we knew him. We are part of a team of seven former senior executives and military officers who blew the whistle on waste, fraud, and retaliation in the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Puerto Rico recovery. For seven years, we worked through the agency’s bureaucracy, and it produced delays. […]

Asylum courts got a reset. Congress should make it stick

I’ve sat through enough depositions to know that a number without context is a trap. So here’s the number everyone’s quoting. Immigration judges denied 94% of asylum cases decided in June and granted 5.5%, the lowest rate in the records kept by Syracuse University’s TRAC data project. I think the asylum courts needed a reset, […]

To punish Trump, legacy media cut the feed on the American public — and called it ‘democracy’

The Justice Department’s Antitrust Division has escalated its investigation into the White House TV press pool, issuing a wave of civil investigative demands following a coordinated network blackout. When corporate competitors gather to collectively deny service to a client, the law defines it as an illegal group boycott. But when legacy media networks do it […]

To end the war, end the Palestinians’ hope of victory

Israel has spent three years winning on the battlefield. Since Oct. 7, 2023, it has struck its enemies in seven arenas and restored its standing as the regional power. It has not yet won where wars are finally decided: in the minds of the enemy. That is the argument of Meir Ben-Shabbat, who headed Israel’s […]

France doesn’t have a riot. It has a coalition of instability

On Oct. 18, Limoges Mayor Guillaume Guérin stood before the ruins of his city’s 143-year-old town hall and described something more troubling than a riot. He told Le Monde that 500 to 600 ultra-left militants had infiltrated a demonstration of 5,000 people. They brought mortars and a 200-kilogram battering ram, knew where to enter, and […]

Best of the Babylon Bee: Riots fizzle out as French refuse to protest more than 32 hours a week

Every week, The Post will bring you our picks of the best one-liners and stories from satirical site the Babylon Bee to take the...

NYC DAs shielding illegal-immigrant thugs only puts innocent lives at risk

A new report from the House Judiciary Committee warns that Gotham DAs are downgrading charges for illegal-immigrant criminals in order to help them avoid...

We’re nearing five years of the Ukraine war — and no one knows how to stop untold slaughter

Someone had better start thinking of ending this godless war before something or someone else far scarier ends it for us.

Iran’s frozen assets need leverage before confiscation

When I first argued that Congress should create a framework for Iran’s frozen assets, the principle was simple: release for compliance, confiscation for defiance. That principle still stands. What the legislative work that followed has clarified is the sequence required for it to be effective. Before Congress creates a broader mechanism for confiscating Iranian assets, […]

Will the real Abdul el Sayed please stand up?

With just days remaining, Abdul el Sayed is navigating treacherous political waters. The high-stakes campaign has featured intense preelection rhetoric, including his opponent’s claim of “ties” to the Muslim Brotherhood and President Donald Trump’s Truth Social post calling him a Muslim Brotherhood member. Public scrutiny boiled over at a recent event when a heckler pointedly […]

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