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California Lawmakers to Rename ‘César Chavez Day’ in Wake of Sexual Abuse Allegations

L.A. and several other California cities have canceled their annual celebration of Chavez.

The Pre-War World Is Gone

So far, the data do not suggest that Republicans lack the stomach for challenging...

Seen, Heard & Whispered: Wanted lists, fumbled lawsuits and a call to faith

The U.S. Marshals Service is eyeing a makeover of its Most Wanted Fugitives list.

Senate to work through weekend debating SAVE America Act

The Senate will debate through the weekend legislation to prevent noncitizens from voting as Republicans continue to mull the best strategy for bringing the measure to a final vote.

Trump says he’s not escalating troops amid Iran war

President Trump said Thursday that he's not deploying additional troops to the Mideast due to the Iran war.

Mamdani keeps playing dumb on Israel

Mamdani’s spokesperson blamed victims after protesters mobbed an Upper East Side synagogue.

Sorry, AOC — protest culture is un-American

Taking to the streets to disrupt the lives of average citizens is antithetical to the highest virtue of republicanism, namely minding your own business.

White guilt has become a mental-health problem

A patient paused mid-thought in my Manhattan office the other day and apologized: “I know I’m saying this as a white guy.” The comment...

Beijing wins in TikTok deal, Dems’ culture-war addiction and other commentary

The new TikTok deal allows China’s ByteDance to keep 19.9% of the company, gripes National Review’s Jim Geraghty, a “complete violation of the law” that...

How Zohran Mamdani’s ignorance could drive New York to ruin

If Mamdani’s bleed-the-rich agenda undermines the city’s tax base, it will do even more damage to the state’s.

China is facing a demographic bomb— and it could handcuff Beijing’s ambitions

Births plummeted by 17% last year — and regime leaders don’t yet seem to understand it’s much easier for a police state to force...

The future of Syria’s Kurds hang in the balance

The Syrian government under President Ahmad al Sharaa has moved to reassert control over Kurdish-held territories in the country’s north and northeast. Kurds facing pressure both from Damascus and from their former Arab allies against ISIS were pushed out of Aleppo and Raqqa. The Syrian government subsequently took control of oil and gas fields in […]

Life is worth living

“You see George, you really had a wonderful life, don’t you see what a mistake it would be to throw it all away?” These words still fresh in mind from the holiday classic “It’s a Wonderful Life” always hits hard, the angel Clarence pleading with George Bailey not to take his own life. The concern […]

Cities can’t afford to keep losing families

The Houston Independent School District announced a large drop in student enrollment this year, as did most major cities, including New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Denver. While many blue states are just losing population entirely, even some red state cities, such as Houston, are losing children to surrounding suburbs. If cities are going […]

Michael Goodwin: House Dems broke ranks to hold the Clintons accountable on Epstein — it may be a sign of things to come

For those Americans longing for an end to the hyperpartisan gridlock in Washington, there’s finally some good news.

Homeland insecurity: Meltdown in Minnesota

It wasn’t surprising to learn that there was more to the story of the 5-year-old detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Minneapolis last week than met the eye. The heartrending picture of the frightened boy in his winter hat being led into a dark vehicle by a masked officer sparked a visceral response. But as it […]

Who needs practical NYC housing policies when Zohran Mamdani has such lovely theories?

Unveiling his latest “Worst Landlord” list last week, Public Advocate Jumaane Williams raged at greedy landlords' thousands of open violations and other poor conditions.

Beckham family feud and more: Letters to the Editor — Jan. 25, 2026

NY Post readers discuss Brooklyn Beckham's feud with his family and more.

Congress must prioritize resilience and reliability in FirstNet reauthorization

When it comes to public safety, resiliency is paramount in communications, particularly in a time of crisis. In the coming year, Congress has an opportunity to fix a program intended to help first responders communicate more efficiently in emergencies, but in critical moments, it has fallen short. The First Responder Network Authority was established by […]

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