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UC Berkeley’s ban on standardized tests produces failure — as predicted

"The Task Force does not recommend that UC make standardized tests optional for applicants at this time."

A mission for Mamdani: Rescue the trafficked women of ‘the Blade’

Brutal men run strings of next-to-naked prostitutes — each renting her body for as...

Trump’s South Korea snub sows strife with an ally — again

President Trump has a tendency of unnecessarily sowing dissension with America's allies — and...

Don’t buy lefties’ crocodile tears over the USS Abraham Lincoln crew

Just a few months back, recall, the Trump-haters were griping about servicemen enjoying steak...

Hayden Panettiere was offered up to Hollywood’s crushing machine by the very people who should have protected her

The showbiz blob —  with all its cretins and creatures, and its culture that...

MTA’s $252M emergency intercom flop is another insult to taxpayers

Straphangers are no strangers to delays caused by trash fires, but the more insidious scourge is the MTA’s cash fires. The agency has wailed...

New York Times drops a story on DEI dangers for fear of a staff revolt

We weren’t exactly surprised by the study that found that extreme Diversity, Equity and Inclusion “training” actually increases racism — nor that The New...

Team Trump mustn’t buy Putin’s nuke threats: We’re not on the verge of WW III

Russian strongman Vladimir Putin is beating his chest again, hinting he may use nuclear weapons, but no one — particularly President-elect Donald Trump and...

Walmart ditches DEI, because, duh, dividing people doesn’t bring them closer together

DEI is dying, per an obvious revelation: dividing people divides people.

CUNY’s leaders can’t answer basic questions on campus antisemitism: They ALL need to go

City Council members rightly blasted CUNY Chancellor Félix Matós Rodríguez on Monday over his vacuous testimony on campus antisemitism — proving that it’s time...

After voters soundly rejected it — by electing Trump — what’s next for the radical climate agenda?

Donald Trump’s resounding election victory marks not only the Obama-Biden era’s end but the beginning of the end of the radical climate agenda. After...

UN chief Antonio Guterres axes a genocide truth-teller — he needs to go next

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is letting Special Adviser on the Prevention of Genocide Alice Wairimu Nderitu’s contract lapse, and the reason is obviously her refusal...

Ignore the hysteria: Trump’s deportations will be an outbreak of lawfulness

It's a sign of how perverse the immigration debate has become that defying the law is treated as the norm, but it’s a five-alarm...

No real justice for Laken Riley: Letters to the Editor — Nov. 26, 2024

NY Post readers discuss the sentencing of illegal immigrant Jose Ibarra to life in prison for the murder of Laken Riley.

Why did pollsters like me blow the election? We failed to account for independents

Pollsters — myself included — got the election wrong because we failed to model this important factor.

How can Republicans reform Medicaid?

The newly elected Republican Congress seems set to place Medicaid reform at the top of its legislative agenda. Previous reform attempts have stumbled due to fears that cuts would leave the poorest beneficiaries uninsured. But, rather than cutting payments for core services, Congress can best curb rising Medicaid costs by limiting high-spending states’ further expansions of […]

The Teamsters bet big on nonpartisanship, and it paid off

In one of the most surprising Cabinet appointments of his transition, President-elect Donald Trump announced last week that he intends to nominate Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer (R-OR) to be secretary of labor. The announcement was significant for a few reasons, but especially because Chavez-DeRemer was the preferred choice of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, one of […]

One month after campaign’s final convulsion, a moment of peace

ONE MONTH AFTER CAMPAIGN’S FINAL CONVULSION, A MOMENT OF PEACE. It seems like years, but it was just one month ago that the media effort to stop President-elect Donald Trump reached its final, most desperate phase in the closing days of the 2024 campaign. The Atlantic published an article quoting two unnamed sources who said they […]

Whiskey resurgence in the heart of the rebellion

LATROBE, Pennsylvania — The making of whiskey in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, has often been fraught with a fair amount of drama. Whether it was those trying to make it or those trying to drink it, the government has sought to tax and sometimes even ban both activities. Two hundred thirty years ago, William Findley, a Revolutionary […]

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