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Rule No. 1 at Mamdani’s City Hall: Keep the public in the dark

People who insist on governing from the shadows have nothing but contempt for the public they claim to serve.

Supreme Court that Left calls ‘biased’ was near unanimous 62% of the time

The Supreme Court is once again under attack from those calling for packing, or...

Why Is New York Covering Up Test Scores?

The decision deprives students in low-performing schools of information that could point to better...

California and the ‘Right’ to Dead Children

The lawsuit the state has brought over abortion-pill reversal is madness.

Warsh Dropped the Wage Gauge. Now He Should Fix the Model Behind It

The Fed’s cost gauge cannot tell the difference between a raise that comes out...

Hollywood’s decline is an American tragedy

With the 97th Academy Awards set for Sunday, expect the annual avalanche of anti-woke missives. This year’s batch is sure to be laced with glee in light of President Donald Trump’s decisive victory in November. Conservative commentators, many of whom made their names ridiculing woke absurdities, will do a Gene Kelly impersonation over Hollywood’s grave. […]

Disaster in the Oval Office: Dems lead Zelensky, Ukraine off a cliff with pressure to reject mineral deal

Before meeting Trump, Zelensky met with anti-Trump Democrats who advised him to reject the terms of the mineral deal the president was offering, according...

On climate, common sense is in. Alarmism and spending are out

President Donald Trump campaigned on ending what he calls the “Green New Scam.” Toward that end, he issued an executive order on his first day in office titled “Unleashing American Energy” that reads, in part, “All agencies shall immediately pause the disbursement of funds appropriated through the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022.” While pausing the […]

The Trump-Zelensky meeting explained

If you search for a transcript of yesterday’s White House meeting between President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, almost all of them begin in the last 10 minutes of a 50-minute meeting when Vice President JD Vance responds to a reporter’s question about whether Trump believes he is too aligned with Putin. We […]

Behold! Biggest Liar in New York wants to be mayor

Hailing from the wilds of Albany, this is a conniving colossus of canards, a freak of fabrication, a behemoth of balderdash. We call it...

How Global Refuge blurs line between politics and philanthropy — and why it should retire to history

Global relief organizations blur the line between politics and philanthropy — and Global Refuge is the worst offender.

How Black students and teachers could benefit from DOE reform

Black men comprise a mere 2% of the teaching workforce, even though more than 50% of public-school students identify as nonwhite.

The sickening return of Andrew Tate

President Donald Trump promised to stop the flow of criminals through our borders, and, to be fair, illegal border crossings are down significantly since he took over. But one credibly accused sex criminal was just welcomed back into the United States — and possibly with the Trump administration’s blessing and support.  Alt-right influencer, pornographer, antisemite, […]

Why ‘cage-free’ eggs are not all they’re cracked up to be

Cage-free is not free-range, according to reports.

Why Trump still has a grand plan to solve the Ukraine crisis — even after booting Zelensky

Despite the discord at the White House, Trump still has a plan.

The fight to fix higher ed is just beginning — here’s the hard road forward

The process of transforming the American academy into a lefty brainwashing machine took decades. 

Luigi Mangione’s sick groupies and more: Letters to the Editor — March 2, 2025

NY Post readers discuss the Luigi Mangione fandom, the Administration for Children’s Services and more.

The West must soon admit it: The Paris Accord was a disastrous mistake

It’s long past time for the entire West to admit it: Its war on climate, best symbolized by 2015 Paris Climate Agreement, has proved...

NPR and PBS’s impending reckoning with DOGE

Public broadcasting’s lobbyists and their television and radio clients huddled in a Washington hotel this week to chart an uncertain future. And who could blame them if they assumed the roar they heard outside came from a chainsaw-wielding Elon Musk, stalking the hotel a la Jack Nicholson in The Shining? The noise, however, was a […]

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