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Stanford admits breaking own policy after race-, gender-swapped student photos emerge

Stanford University admitted AI was used to alter a dining hall photo, replacing Billy Ramirez with a Black woman amid Trump administration scrutiny.

China ‘throwing gasoline on the fire’ in AI data centers race, say lawmakers

Jason Smith and John Moolenaar allege the Chinese Communist Party is exploiting tax-exempt nonprofits while "waging an influence campaign" against American AI.

Kamala Harris’ Detroit speech sets internet ablaze as critics zero in on noticeable change: ‘It’s so bad’

Kamala Harris faced accusations of using a fake accent at a Detroit NAACP event, fueling speculation about a potential 2028 presidential run.

Trans activists inject themselves with hormones in viral stunt protesting Trump’s DOJ deal with NYU

Video shows transgender activists injecting cross-sex hormones outside NYU Langone Health after the DOJ settlement ended sex change treatments for minors.

FBI investigates after ShinyHunters hackers claim theft of agents’ personal data

ShinyHunters claims it stole personal data of all FBI agents and anyone who has applied for a job with the bureau, including names and addresses.

New Year’s resolutions for Trump

Against all the odds, President-elect Donald Trump is just weeks away from returning to the White House for the ultimate political sequel of all time. But while it’ll be a box office hit, the title of this edition is still up for debate — maybe Donald Trump Returns, Donald Trump and the Last Crusade, or […]

What the economic way of thinking suggests for Trump’s second term

The 2024 presidential election was centered on Americans’ “pocketbook” concerns. As President-elect Donald Trump recently said, “I won on groceries,” and he isn’t wrong. Whether it’s the cost of groceries, prices at the pump, or overall inflation, voters agree that economic issues matter most. However, when it comes to enacting economic policies, we should remember […]

Why Trump’s second-term start is vastly better than his first-term launch

All the unprecedented hostile efforts to end Donald Trump may only have made him stronger — and more empathetic when seen as a target...

A pathetic end to a Democratic attack on the judiciary

Senate Democrats were so proud of the results from their 20-monthlong “investigation” into what they wanted everyone to believe was an “ethical crisis” at the Supreme Court that they buried their report on its findings by making it public on the Friday afternoon before Christmas. Thus, it made as little news as they could have […]

The subway fire slay proves NYC must stop coddling criminals

For too long NYC has prioritized criminals over victims.

How California is gearing up to fight Trump 2.0

The Golden State is gathering resources to take on the second Trump administration.

How the controversial ‘Keto’ diet can actually improve mental health

The meat-based eating plan could become part of the MAHA movement.

Hollywood loves #diversity — except when it comes to Israel and Jews

Hollywood came relatively late to the culture wars. It wasn’t until 2016 — when all 20 Oscars acting nominations went to white performers for...

Donald Trump should NOT block port automation to score points with Big Labor

President-elect Donald Trump is playing with fire if he continues down this International Longshoremen's Association-appeasing path.

Trump’s Greenland grab and more: Letters to the Editor — Dec. 29, 2024

NY Post readers discuss President-elect Donald Trump’s interest in acquiring Greenland as US territory.

Good for NYPD boss Jessica Tisch for cleaning house: Fixes can’t come soon enough

The need for major house-cleaning at the Police Department was painfully obvious even before the bombshell sex-for-overtime scandal erupted last week.

Brooke Rollins is the strong leader we need at the Department of Agriculture

Farmers and ranchers play a critical role in our nation’s economy, food security, and national security. They are the backbone of our country. As we know all too well, these individuals face many challenges, whether they be natural disasters, market disruptions, or excessive regulation originating from bureaucracies that know little of the challenges of production […]

Unfollow the parenting influencers who use their children for content

Would you allow your husband to post a video of him doing a saline cleanse of your nasal cavity? The video would be of him standing behind you, holding you down as he squirts an entire bottle of saline up one of your nostrils, and buckets of snot come out the other side. He would […]

People can’t flee blue states fast enough

Some of the biggest swings away from the Democratic Party and toward President-elect Donald Trump in the November election were not in battleground states. They were in deep blue states where voters most affected by Democratic mismanagement and failure to deliver jobs and public safety took revenge on the blue party by turning to Trump. […]

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