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Rebel GOP Senate candidate enters lion’s den for Trump’s State of the Union

Political drama unfolds as Texas GOP rivals Ken Paxton and Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, both seek President Donald Trump's endorsement in their contentious Senate primary battle.

US, France move to steady ties after Paris restricts ambassador’s access

U.S. and France are working to repair a diplomatic crisis after U.S. Ambassador Charles Kushner's access was restricted over social media posts about an activist's death.

To the Left, the ‘Blue State Model’ Is About Much More Than Economics

There is something revealing about a discourse in which anything short of toleration for...

Will the French Prescribe Death?

An aid-in-dying law, rejected by the French Senate, returns to the National Assembly.

FedEx sues for refund after Supreme Court strikes down tariffs

FedEx has filed a lawsuit seeking a full refund of the money it paid to satisfy President Trump's tariffs, making it the first major company to seek redress after the Supreme Court struck down certain levies.

Don’t trust the AI doomers —tech won’t steal our work, but make it better

By automating routine tasks, AI is creating more and better jobs, opening up new ways to meet our most basic human needs and beyond.

The holy war over birth control

The Little Sisters of the Poor are back in court, fighting against Democratic politicians who want to narrow the freedom to exercise one’s religion. Gov. Josh Shapiro (D-PA) continues to battle the Little Sisters by fighting in court to strike down a religious exemption created by President Donald Trump to the contraception mandate created by […]

Trump Vows to Make Union Station Great Again

Sixty-two years ago, this past August, I packed a steamer trunk with a year’s worth of personal belongings and boarded a Union Pacific Railroad passenger train en route, through Chicago, Illinois, to Washington, D.C. Accepted to George Washington University, the first member of my family to attend college, and the son of a pipefitter/sheet metal […]

Norman Podhoretz, the man who predicted the culture war

Norman Podhoretz, the longtime editor of Commentary magazine and who the New York Times called “a lion of neoconservatism,” passed away last week at the age of 95. He was a brilliant writer and ardent patriot, whose book My Love Affair with America: The Cautionary Tale of a Cheerful Conservative is a modern classic. Podhoretz was also the man who saw the […]

Mike Johnson’s big energy wins

For all the noise about discharge positions and losing control of the floor, if you are looking at results, all House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) does is keep winning. Just this week, in addition to passing admittedly modest healthcare reform that reduces premiums by 11% without any new government spending, Johnson also secured passage of […]

Michael Goodwin: Elise Stefanik’s withdrawal could open the door for Hochul to embrace a far-left agenda

An age-old belief among politicians is that Friday afternoon is the best time to release bad news.

Paris cancels NYE and more: Letters to the Editor — Dec. 21, 2025

NY Post readers discuss Paris cancelling its New Year's Eve celebration and more.

Brace for and blame Congress for another looming government shutdown

Brace for another government shutdown early in the new year, as the GOP's narrow majorities and the Democratic base's deep desire to derail the...

The politically incorrect crisis: How society is failing boys and men

For decades, Americans have told a clear story about gender. Women were held back. Society was built by men and for men. The moral task of our time, we were told, was to dismantle male advantage and help women catch up. That story may have once described reality. It no longer does. Today, a growing […]

Anti-ICE Democrats get another innocent person killed

One might have more sympathy for Democratic Party objections to President Donald Trump’s mass deportation efforts if it would just work with the administration to help remove illegal immigrant criminals from the country. But, as the case of Marvin Morales-Ortez in Fairfax County, Virginia, shows, Democrats refuse to cooperate with federal immigration law enforcement on […]

Ford recognizes electrical shock therapy

The F-150 Lightning was sold as the vehicle of the future. But Ford Motor Company’s “iconic” electric vehicle pickup didn’t even live to see its fourth birthday. Earlier this week, Ford announced it would cease production of its flagship full-size electric truck, which first went into production in April 2022.  In a call with reporters, Andrew […]

Dems’ Rising Epstein Desperation, The Anti-Israel Delusion and other commentary

“Are Democrats getting desperate” about Jeffrey Epstein? wonders the Washington Examiner’s Byron York.

Gun-control wackos are actually blaming TRUMP after the shooting at Brown

Even while law-enforcement officers hunted for the gunman who murdered two students and wounded nine others at Brown University in Rhode Island last week,...

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