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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.

In defense of The Polar Express

The Polar Express came out 20 years ago last month. It’s hard to believe that two decades have passed since it hit theaters. I remember watching at the time, not particularly interested in it. More than that, there was a bit of an eerie quality to the whole thing. In the decades since, I’ve become […]

Let ‘The Word’ of wisdom go forth this Christmas

In a perilous world, consider that the famous first lines of the Gospel of John, those traditional Christmas verses, can offer something important to all of us, Christians and non-Christians alike. “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God and the Word was God…. All things were made through him, and […]

New York must dismantle every open-air drug market plaguing our city

The people of The Bronx have long been sounding the alarm about open-air drug markets in the Hub of the South Bronx, only to...

Faith is at the core of American freedom — and losing it endangers us all

Hanukkah and Christmas are important affirmations of a religious heritage that America, as established, can’t survive without.

My grandfather is Hamas’ oldest hostage — and Hanukkah is dark without him

We used to call him the Light of the Family, with that big smile that would spread warmth wherever he went. Now, that light...

Let the spirit of Christmas heal our wounds after a bruising political year

Peace and goodwill aren’t just presents for Christmas: They’re the foundations of a successful nation — and a stable, orderly world.

An arson-murder on the subway: Letters to the Editor — Dec. 25, 2024

NY Post readers discuss Sebastian Zapeta-Calil’s arrest for allegedly torching a sleeping straphanger to death.

Gov. Hochul tweets while subway crime burns in Gotham’s murderous new normal

The burning death of a woman on an F train brings the total of subway homicides to match a 25-year high. Gov. Hochul doesn't...

The enduring appeal of Hallmark Christmas movies

Whether you hate them or love them, there is no denying the enduring popularity of Hallmark-style Christmas movies. No other genre is able to pull off such similar plots, oddly specific festivals, and character tropes quite like the romantic holiday specials that inundate our screens every winter. Their appeal is not realism or plausibility but […]

Turkey is the big winner in Syria 

As Christians around the world celebrate Christmas, there is no joy among the ancient Christian community of Syria. There have been Christians there longer than anywhere. Antioch, located just across the Turkish border from northwest Syria, is where the disciples of Jesus were first called Christians. How much longer Syria’s Christian community can survive, after […]

Mothers, ditch the holiday martyr complex

Fifteen years ago, while living in rural Cambodia, I developed a new appreciation for washing machines and dryers. My house was unique in that we owned a washer, but I often watched local women use washing boards to clean their clothing. We didn’t own a dryer, and I would wait to do laundry if I […]

How Big Labor and Bernie Sanders tried to steal Christmas

In the timeless children’s book, the Grinch develops and executes a nefarious scheme to steal all of the Christmas gifts and decorations in the neighboring town of Whoville. Much like the Grinch, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) has teamed up with Teamsters President Sean O’Brien to steal Christmas right before President-elect Donald Trump returns to the […]

Biden’s sickly distorted lens on crime and non-punishment

What facts are important to report in a news story about President Joe Biden commuting death sentences for 37 murderers to life imprisonment? The Associated Press’s answer is that the story must point out that during President-elect Donald Trump’s first administration, executions “may have happened fast enough to have contributed to the spread of coronavirus […]

A nation of childless scrooges

We live in a generation filled with Ebenezer Scrooges, the leading character of Charles Dickens’s classic, A Christmas Carol. People usually hurl comparisons to Scrooge against those holding a disposition toward greed and stinginess. Ebenezer, before his reformation, thought only of money, whether that be how to earn it more or to save it better.  […]

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