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Bill Cassidy on vaccines, RFK Jr. and the fight for public trust

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Why California should fear the next natural disaster — and what you can do

I was standing in a burned-out canyon outside San Diego in October 2003 when...

How LA killed our favorite neighborhood restaurant

I work with a lot of restaurants and know even more restaurant owners. I...

Forget the doomsday fears: AI danger is already here — in its DEI-drenched ‘soul’

We’re ignoring, at our peril, a far more immediate risk of frontier AI: It’s...

How LA homeless agency’s retreat is a sign of sanity

No one’s sad to see the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority partially withdraw from...

Democrats’ Israel betrayal: How the party flipped on its staunchest ally

The arrest of the student who organized anti-Israel demonstrations at Columbia University has provoked an escalating row about free speech.

Miranda Devine: Elon Musk playing the role of ‘super man’ — even as haters try to drag him, DOGE down

Despite all Elon Musk is achieving, the richest man on Earth is down in the dumps.

Trump is deworming Washington — now to keep the parasites out for good

Make the government smaller, force tough spending choices, and we’ll make Washington less corrupt.

Don’t let NYC’s anti-jail fanatics block Jessica Tisch’s crimefighting plans

A City Council crime hearing last week was straight out of fantasy land — but without enough jail space, Police Commissioner Tisch’s enforcement actions don’t...

Randi Weingarten deserves the fury of parents across the nation

American Federation of Teachers honcho Randi Weingarten’s sudden outrage over Team Trump’s plan to abolish the federal Department of Education is simply about losing...

‘Novocaine’ star Ray Nicholson on his A-list father Jack: ‘Niceness is intimidating’

Jack Nicholson's son Ray is starring in the new film "Novocaine" with Meg Ryan's son Jack Quaid.

Trump’s on-again, off-again tariffs: Letters to the Editor — March 13, 2025

NY Post readers discuss the stock market’s reaction to President Trump’s on-again, off-again trade policies.

Padlocked by the playground police — no wonder families flee NYC

I argued for a while, suggesting that maybe, just maybe, children deserve a morsel of freedom. Then they started threatening arrest.

The quiet crisis at ActBlue, Trump war on antisemitism and other commentary

“ActBlue is an important part of the Democratic machine. And now something appears to have gone terribly wrong,” reports the Washington Examiner’s Byron York.

DA Darcel Clark is the root cause of crime in the Bronx

NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch wants to fight against social decay. Clark wants to enable it.

MAHA moms should look forward to working

These days, successful women choose some variation on one sequence of events: They enter an influential position in the workforce and then use most of their time figuring out how to maximize time with their children. It is all part of the GOP pro-family master plan. The culmination of this pattern comes as a House […]

Trump’s brutally honest gambling

President Donald Trump says the quiet part out loud. He has no sotto voce setting. This militates against statesmanship.  Former President Bill Clinton told CNN years ago it’s best to be “brutally” honest in private but, if you want someone’s help, not to say things in public that embarrass them. But Trump doesn’t work that […]

Can Trump hold his course on tariffs?

President Donald Trump set 25% tariffs on all aluminum and steel products after reversing on his previous threats to enforce a 50% tariff. Canada threatened to increase taxes on electricity sold to the United States before Trump said he would double the tariff rate. Canada removed the tax and Trump reduced the tariff to the […]

Good news on inflation

GOOD NEWS ON INFLATION. Biden-era inflation, what many call the “affordability crisis,” was the No. 1 reason Donald Trump was elected president for a second time. Yes, voters wanted Trump to fix the Biden disaster at the U.S.-Mexico border. And yes, they were concerned about crime, woke, and chaos in global affairs. But inflation was the […]

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