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Bill Burr’s Luigi Mangione rant exemplifies the nasty, ignorant Hollywood left

Mr. Burr, what you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things we have ever heard. We award you no points, and may God have mercy on...

UN diplomats dipped out on Bibi Netanyahu for fear of facing the fact of their hypocrisy

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took the podium at the UN General Assembly and...

Nikole Hannah-Jones won’t face who actually runs the schools she knows are failing

Nikole Hannah-Jones blames racism for NYC school failures, ignoring the role of the teachers'...

Greenland triumph is Trump’s ‘art of the deal’ in action — and it drives his haters crazy

Again and again, Trump’s critics freak out over his rhetoric, lambaste him as a...

Trump’s threat to the Iranian regime — Sept. 25, 2026

NYPost readers discuss President Trump's threat to annihilate Iran at the United Nations General...

Faced with a new rebel offensive, can Bashir al-Assad survive in Syria?

If Assad ends up surviving again, it will be at least in part because much of the world went with the devil they know.

Russia’s push into Ukraine exposed its expansionist desires — and obsession for conquest

Russia may look like a country, but it was born an aggressive empire and never built a true civic nation. It cannot help but invade. 

Dem voter revolt in New York is an opportunity for the GOP —if it’s willing to grow

In New York, Democratic registration dropped 7% in Gotham and 4% statewide between 2020 and 2024.

A near-fatal NYPD shooting and more: Letters to the Editor — Dec. 8, 2024

NY Post readers discuss an NYPD shooting and more.

Gov. Gavin Newsom doubles down on Trump insanity despite ‘24 Dem shellacking

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has doubled down on his party's Trump Derangement Syndrome even though it cost them the election.

War of the media words

It’s a curiosity of the modern era that one is likelier to encounter political propaganda in a news report than in any other aspect of daily life.  From the New York Times to the Los Angeles Times, partisan-tinged doublespeak has become inescapable. Take, for example, the coverage this week of the Supreme Court’s deliberation on […]

The US is woefully underfunding its armed services

The primary responsibility of a national government is to provide for the common defense, but U.S. lawmakers are failing. Facing growing threats from China and other hostile nations, Congress and President-elect Donald Trump must spend whatever it takes to bolster weapons supplies and recruitment of personnel to wield those weapons. National security adviser Jake Sullivan […]

SEC, fund managers should quit pushing NetZero — it hurts shareholders

As a new administration soon takes charge, what will become of climate policy? That’s a question worth asking, since it was nearly invisible this...

Donald Trump should nominate digital freedom fighter Andrew Ferguson to chair FTC

Policing the totally fake "misinfo" problem is merely a way of intimidating publishers and writers and thinkers who lean right. 

Pete Hegseth won’t back down — and America will be better for it

Pete Hegseth isn't going to withdraw his nomination for secretary of defense, and that never-surrender attitude is just the thing America needs in someone...

Has Hegseth turned a corner?

HAS HEGSETH TURNED A CORNER? So far, President-elect Donald Trump has filled or named candidates for more than 60 top jobs in his coming administration. Of those who have to be confirmed by the Senate, one (attorney general nominee Matt Gaetz) has been withdrawn, while three others — defense secretary nominee Pete Hegseth, health and […]

How Trump can fulfill his promise to working Americans

President-elect Donald Trump’s victory was fueled by a broad working-class coalition of voters — the most diverse group to elect a Republican president in modern history. Trump made inroads across the map, but his biggest gains were found in blue-collar strongholds and economically distressed areas. With a remarkable victory, it will soon be time to […]

Pete Hegseth’s uphill battle for the Pentagon: Letters to the Editor — Dec. 7, 2024

NY Post readers discuss various controversies surrounding Defense Secretary-designate Pete Hegseth.

Here’s hard proof that employers are discriminating against Jews

It turns out the name atop that resumé sadly can still, in the 21st century, be a liability for Jews.

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