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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...

Linda McMahon should loose the DOGE dogs on Biden’s loan forgiveness

The first weeks of the Department of Education under the second Trump administration have been, in a word, eventful. Even as storm clouds gather over the agency’s continued existence, the new Trump appointees started a slew of investigations of school districts with policies that violate Title IX, directed schools to throw out racially discriminatory diversity, […]

Trump’s trillion-dollar immigration idea

Details are still needed to judge President Donald Trump’s “gold card” immigration proposal. It is also worth saying that it should be made a reality with legislation, not executive action. In principle, however, it is thoroughly welcome. It is an immigration reform America needs, and it might unlock the president’s economic agenda, which has begun […]

Sick Snapchat rumors may ruin a co-ed’s life – and it proves we’re all stuck in middle school

Psst, did you hear about Mary Kate Cornett at Ole Miss – and how she slept with her boyfriend Evan Solis’ dad during winter...

Democrats, media still refusing to own the Biden-decline coverup

Democrats have learned nothing from the backlash to their constant lies about then-President Joe Biden's mental decline.

Zelensky must get peace back on track — and Trump needs to accept the abject apology

Friday’s Oval Office blowup does no one any good, maybe not even Vladimir Putin. It’s up to, first, Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky and then President...

Pennsylvania Supreme Court and GOP cannot be complacent

HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania — Central Pennsylvania state Sen. Greg Rothman, the newly elected state Republican Party chairman, will face his first big challenge this year with the control of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on the ballot. Rothman, who won the party chairmanship with overwhelming support in a 248-120 vote last month, will look to fill three […]

Jessica Tisch’s vision for a cleaner, safer New York: Letters to the Editor — March 1, 2025

NY Post readers discuss Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch’s plans to improve quality of life in NYC and hire more cops.

DOGE’s war on the government class, Comey’s creepy sex-spy plot and other commentary

Most DOGE critics accuse Musk of “waging war on defenseless civil servants,” explains Spiked’s Joel Kotkin.

Here’s how Trump can kill Midtown tolls AND plug the MTA’s cash hole

Gov. Kathy Hochul wants a federal bailout for the MTA, but she’s dismissing a solution right beneath her feet.

Don’t give A-listers an Oscars platform to promote terror against Jews

The Academy Awards are upon us, and antisemites are trying to take over a beloved evening.

Small thanks and a little grace can repair that disastrous Ukraine meeting

Nothing about President Trump's meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky Friday went according to plan.

TikTok is spreading deadly lies about socialism’s ‘success’ — and gullible young Americans are buying it

A Pew study reports that more than a third of American adults view socialism positively. 

Yes, we have to cut Medicaid — it’s grown out of control

Limiting benefits only to those deemed legally eligible should be an easy call.

Universities must expel antisemites taking part in illegal protests

Supposed “elite” universities run by liberal bureaucrats have been far too soft on illegal, antisemitic protests and the students who take part in them. It is past time for expulsions to be on the table. Barnard College, an affiliate of Columbia University, expelled two students over a January event in which students disrupted the first […]

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