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My daughter Alysa Liu’s Olympic gold means freedom — and Jimmy Lai deserves no less

I escaped China after helping lead the 1989 pro-democracy protests in Tiananmen Square. Now I'm fighting for the release of Jimmy Lai, who bravely continued the struggle.

The Republican Abandonment of Donald Trump Begins

Republicans who want to win in November are acting like their internal polling matches...

The Left’s climate crusade fuels the affordability crisis they claim to fight

Two years removed from the train wreck of the Biden-Harris era, the American Left still has a major credibility crisis. Stinging from the generational inflation of the Biden years, they are desperate to center the 2026 midterm elections on “affordability.” Meanwhile, they continue pushing climate policies that are driving prices even higher. New York is […]

Passing the ROAD Act won’t build a single house. The real fight begins now

Throughout American history, housing has been one of the clearest expressions of opportunity, stability, and community. But every generation has faced housing challenges. Today is no different: Many communities understand the problem yet remain trapped by systems that make solutions difficult to implement. This summer, the landmark 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act became law. […]

‘AI will end humanity’ — the most successful PR campaign in history

In the space of one week, the people building artificial intelligence told the world it could end all of humanity. This month, Evan Hubinger, lead of Alignment Science at Anthropic, put in his own odds, “We really do earnestly believe AI could kill all humans! I personally think it is >10% within the next decade.” […]

Biden’s legacy will never match his team’s delusions

President Joe Biden and his team are trapped in their own delusions about what his legacy will be when the reality is that Biden will never be remembered as anything more than a failure. Biden’s team and supporters flocked to the Washington Post to lament that voters just did not respect his “substance,” as Rep. […]

Trump’s TikTok Christmas present to Chinese intelligence

President-elect Donald Trump has given the Chinese intelligence services a big Christmas present by petitioning the Supreme Court to delay the enforced sale or suspension of TikTok. TikTok is owned by Chinese company ByteDance, which is controlled by the Chinese Communist Party, the United States’s preeminent adversary. Trump’s petition asserts that he “opposes banning TikTok […]

In defense of a ‘normal’ work ethic

Almost everyone has an opinion about work-life balance. But for many among the highest achieving social classes, work-life balance is a luxury that cannot be afforded. Each moment of leisure is a moment of lost opportunity, lost productivity, and a lost competitive edge over those who devote their entire lives to their work. In a […]

Florida is happily next on the Pornhub chopping block

Another win against the pornography industry approaches in the form of a new Florida bill. The law, aiming at online protections for minors, has had the same fortunate result as many others: a statewide self-ban by Pornhub. It has happened in 13 states so far. Louisiana led with an age-verification bill, and then several states […]

Obamacare is just overly expensive catastrophic health insurance

Democrats are warning of a surge in the number of uninsured if costly enhanced subsidies for exchange coverage expire as planned at the end of next year. But exchange coverage is borderline useless to many enrollees. It requires beneficiaries to fork over huge sums before it kicks in and confines them to narrow provider networks. […]

To make America great, Trump can enable the Nippon Steel acquisition

When President-elect Donald Trump takes over as commander in chief again on Jan. 20, a bevy of problems and challenges will confront him. People are still battling a cost-of-living crisis. Wars are raging in Europe and the Middle East. Great concern exists across the United States about the growing power of China and what it […]

Top 10 editorials of 2024

From the reelection of a nonincumbent president to a sitting president bowing out of the presidential race due to mental incapacity, 2024 was an extraordinarily eventful year, and these pages documented and commented on it all. Below, we have compiled the 10 editorials that attracted the most readers in the year to help recall some […]

COVID origins coverup: Letters to the Editor — Dec. 30, 2024

NY Post readers discuss the 2021 withholding from President Biden of research indicating COVID began in a lab leak.

Realistic Dems are finally realizing their toxic party needs an overhaul

It took a brutal electoral beating, but non-delusional Democrats are finally recognizing the putrid stink coming off their party.

Save the H1-B debate for later — first, fully end the border crisis

MAGA world erupted after Christmas in a not-very-useful debate over H-1B visas.

Why a college degree is a good thing — but not the only thing

For far too long, most industries and job markets have adopted an overly simplistic yet outdated model for evaluating talent: a college degree is...

Yes, Don can flip Joe’s agenda, labor’s war on AI and other commentary

NY Post readers discuss what President-elect Donald Trump’s energy policy may look like in his second term.

Hochul’s subway-safety claim a cruel joke — as violence hit deadly high in 2024

Daniel Penny's prosecution is causing reasonable people to think twice before helping a fellow straphanger, making the subways even more dangerous — despite Hochul’s...

Trump’s expected rollback of DEI can’t come soon enough

Americans are eagerly awaiting to see how President-elect Donald Trump will change DEI policies, programs and statutes.

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