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Declining pride in America is a mistake the left wants us all to make

Pride in being an American drops the younger you get, a new Quinnipiac poll confirms — a fact that confirms what a terrible job older generations have done at...

The Associated Press Asks: Aren’t We All Scott Pelley?

The AP wants readers to see themselves in Scott Pelley. That’s a harder sell...

The Graham Platner Candidacy Keeps Getting Worse

Plus: Increasing murmurs of discontent in Russia.

Why Macky Sall should lead the United Nations

Before the year is out, the United Nations must appoint a new secretary-general. This is an opportunity to be seized, not a misfortune to be endured — precisely because multilateralism is navigating heavy headwinds. The U.N. must rediscover its core mission: guardian of peace and provider of humanitarian relief at the intersection of national sovereignties. […]

The government took your property without buying it

The Fifth Amendment says the government can’t take your property for public use without paying you for it. It doesn’t say the government can’t destroy your property’s value, a very different thing. That distinction has cost property owners billions of dollars they’ll never recover. James Madison wrote that government is instituted to protect property of […]

Big Oil schools California Rep. Ro Khanna

Rep. Ro Khanna just got schooled.

Don’t just look at Mayor Bass — look at her appointees

What do America’s three largest cities — New York, Chicago and Los Angeles — all have in common?

Eric Swalwell is out. Now what?

Eric Swalwell is finished.

How the Strait of Hormuz saves the world’s poor from starvation

The fighting in the Gulf and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz are holding back much of the fertilizer that will help grow...

Why Zohran Mamdani’s tribute to Fiorello La Guardia is self-damning

Mayor Zohran Mamdani made a big deal of siting his first city-owned grocery by La Marqueta, the marketplace his distant predecessor Fiorello La Guardia...

Dining and dashing about with Gristedes and WABC Radio owner John Catsimatidis

John Catsimatidis. The guy’s everywhere. Crabgrass. No place he’s not. Gristedes will probably name a cereal after him.

Swalwell deserves worse, but . . ., revolt against climate madness and other commentary

Scandal desk: Swalwell Deserves Worse, But . . . Rape allegations prompted Rep. Eric Swalwell to suspend his campaign, but he “deserves” worse, observes National Review’s...

New York’s costly and disastrous anti-carbon, green energy money grab may be getting a needed reset

Nearly two dozen clean-energy projects may be scrapped because the financial math doesn’t add up

Eric Swalwell rape allegations are only the tip of this Democrat-media scandal

Rep. Eric Swalwell finally quit Congress on Monday amid accusations of rape and sexual abuses, but the larger scandal is how long he got...

How Israel Derangement Syndrome blinds media to basic Mideast facts

Western media remain utterly incoherent ahead of Tuesday’s Israeli-Lebanese talks in Washington because their Israel Derangement Syndrome renders them unable to acknowledge basic facts.

Trump’s spat with Pope Leo is a bad political bet as midterms loom

When a pope and a president work together for peace, without compromising with evil, they can achieve what’s otherwise impossible.

Judge Guy Mitchell’s twisted verdict: Letters to the Editor — April 14, 2026

NY Post readers discuss NYPD Sgt. Erik Duran’s 3- to 9-year prison sentence for actions that killed a fleeing drug suspect.

JD Vance’s hard road to 2028

JD VANCE’S HARD ROAD TO 2028. Vice President JD Vance faced an impossible task trying to negotiate an end to the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran. That Vance failed is no surprise, given Iran’s so-far implacable resistance to the demand that it abandon its nuclear weapons program. That, Vance said, is President Donald Trump’s “core goal” of […]

Iran peace deal requires a tight nuclear focus

If President Donald Trump wants to secure a meaningful peace agreement with Iran quickly, he’ll have to maintain a tight negotiating focus on Iran’s nuclear program. All other concerns are secondary. The failure of the negotiations in Pakistan last weekend was unsurprising. Iran clearly entered those talks with the aspiration to extract one-sided concessions from […]

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