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Newsom and foul-mouthed spokesman lead Democrats’ race to the bottom

"Respectfully, f--k off." Those words by California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s spokesperson, Izzy Gardon, summed up the current race to the bottom of American politics.

NYC’s famous Friars Club got the ax — and some of the relics are being auctioned at a hefty price tag

The Friars Club? A now shut, padlocked townhouse that was up for sale on...

Dems ditched American heroes for adults in frog suits and tiresome De Niro — all we can do is pity them  

No longer crying about keeping norms intact, Dems have moved to the "if you...

Greedy unions are joining socialists like Mamdani to squeeze US taxpayers even more

Democratic Socialists aim to tax-to-the-max for ideological reasons; unions are motivated by greed, and...

Mamdani’s harebrained World Cup bus scheme is his silliest yet

If the mayor wants to tax the rich, free bus service for FIFA tourists...

Conjuring digital ghosts won’t benefit the dead or the living

Not long before Thanksgiving, a short video similar to a film you might find at an indie theater circulated online. In the video, a young mother-to-be receives pregnancy advice from her mother via video chat. Not long after the child is born, the new grandmother tells her daughter and grandson, Charlie, a bedtime story about a […]

What today’s Obamacare vote means

The Senate is set to vote on dueling healthcare proposals, neither of which is expected to get 50 votes, let alone the 60 necessary to defeat a filibuster and advance legislation to the House of Representatives. While the anticipated failure of the bills may seem an exercise in futility, it is actually a necessary first […]

Europeans finally waking up to Hamas-enabling UNRWA scam

It looks like the days are numbered for the terrorist-infested UN Relief and Works Agency, as UNRWA loses support from major European nations that...

Miranda Devine: Erika Kirk tormented by vile trolls since Charlie’s assassination

The cruelty that has been heaped on Charlie Kirk’s widow, Erika, since his assassination three months ago has been unrelenting.

Campus antisemitism keeps raging — but not at these heroic colleges

A new "report card" found that leadership at too many American colleges still tolerate vandalism, bullying and outright violence targeting Jews — but some...

Europe’s peace problem: Letters to the Editor — Dec. 11, 2025

NY Post readers discuss the European Union’s lack of involvement in President Trump’s Russia-Ukraine peace deal.

Gov. Hochul should kill Albany’s toxic AI bill — and let Congress set the industry’s rules

The Responsible Artificial Intelligence Safety and Education (RAISE) Act would require large AI developers to create and publicize safety plans and make tech-sharing impossible.

Jeff Ross’ next roast target is his home state — get ready, New Jersey

Jeff Ross is skewering his hometown state, or what’s left of it following the jailing of its gold-loving Sen. Menendez.

Insurance companies are making record profits off climate change panic, not facts

As is often the case when it comes to apocalyptic warnings related to climate change, real-world data doesn’t support the narrative.

Democrats will strangle AI with woke rules — unless Trump takes action

Joe Biden tried to turn AI into a federal hand puppet serving activists' goals. Now Democrats are looking to blue states to harness AI...

Wikipedia won’t fix its woke bias — so competitors are on the rise

My own Wikipedia page is filled with not just mistakes but smears — and its misinformation spreads into everything online.

Look at the REAL source of Nick Fuentes’ sudden rise: foreign bots

Nick Fuentes turns out to matter a lot less than his promoters and detractors have been assuming: His rapid rise is built on foreign...

Trump spots true trend, Dems’ education pessimism and other commentary

The Trump team has a point about how “trends” of “mass immigration” and the “Islamification” of Europe “predict the continent’s ‘civilizational erasure,’ ” observes The...

We’re getting fewer births, not just later births

As the birthrate has fallen for the past 17 years, we have been constantly warned against “panicking” over it. The “don’t worry” folks and the “actually this is good” folks both have a favorite argument: People aren’t forming families less, they’re just forming families later.   Often this is presented as not merely a personal […]

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