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GOP gubernatorial candidate in key state touts record in race against Ramaswamy: ‘Results, not just rhetoric’

Fox News Digital spoke to Ohio Republican Attorney General Dave Yost about his gubernatorial campaign against Trump-endorsed tech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy.

Global church network pushes ‘climate justice’ narrative during Holy Week: ‘Moral imperative’

One of the world's largest ecumenical Christian church networks has been posting a climate activism agenda during Holy Week, sparking criticism from some.

Dem senator’s El Salvador trip might violate law liberals used as pretext for Michael Flynn probe: critics

Sen. Chris Van Hollen should be subject to the Logan Act of 1799, say several conservatives who point to hypocrisy over the case of Gen. Michael Flynn.

Drag queen group mocks Jesus, Christianity in Easter show marketed to kids

A drag queen group called the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence is sparking controversy in the days leading up to their annual transgender Easter event.

Here’s what happened during Trump’s 13th week in office

President Donald Trump met with foreign leaders from El Salvador and Italy this week, advancing negotiations on both trade and immigration issues at the White House.

DEI policies threaten medical excellence

In recent months, the Trump administration’s decisive action to roll back diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives has ignited important conversations about merit and excellence in our healthcare and medical institutions. Nowhere are these considerations more critical than in medicine, where the stakes are literally life and death. The foundation of modern medicine rests upon rigorous […]

Trump’s drug czar nominee can make America healthy again

President Donald Trump made history by nominating award-winning investigative reporter Sara Carter to be the first female director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy. If confirmed, she will become the administration’s chief spokesperson on drug policy and have statutory control over the whole of the federal government’s drug policy budget, spread across multiple […]

The King of Kings: Charles Dickens’ ‘secret’ story hits the big screen

Renowned storyteller Charles Dickens brought the world characters such as Ebenezer Scrooge, Tiny Tim, David Copperfield, and Oliver Twist. He wrote a story for his own children that he read to them annually. He didn’t want it published, but it was published posthumously and is now the basis for a major motion picture. The tagline for The […]

Legal hell for landlords and more: Letters to the Editor — April 13, 2025

Landlord hellAs commercial property owners, my family and I have weathered the new, “revenue producing” rules, purposely convoluted notices, and unanswered calls and emails...

Time to ask Al Sharpton: Why should DEI exist in the first place?

Even the most ardent Al Sharpton watchers are likely to have groaned at news that “the Rev.” has called for yet another boycott of...

How Team Trump can move against Putin, the real Ukraine aggressor

Time for Trump to get serious about deterrence.

No more tax subsidies for credit unions

Credit unions were originally created to serve low-income and rural households. That is why they don’t pay federal taxes and are exempt from filing an Internal Revenue Service Form 990, unlike other nonreligious, nonprofit organizations.  But today, credit unions have become one of the fastest-growing segments of the banking sector, gobbling up for-profit community banks […]

Feds’ $4.6B furniture splurge is beyond-telling abuse of taxpayer funds

One thing Americans can be sure of: At any given time, somewhere out there, a government decision-maker is finding new and inventive ways of...

Why the White House needs to hit woke schools even HARDER on DEI

The flim flam on DEI continues from educations outposts across the country.

Putin’s endgame isn’t peace, Colorado’s blow to parents’ rights and other commentary

“Instead of stopping the killing, US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff’s negotiating efforts are accelerating Moscow’s intentional targeting of Ukrainian civilians,” warn Jonathan Sweet &...

Unless we spike military spending — and FAST — the next major war could be catastrophic

It is President Donald Trump's wont to declare national emergencies, whether a given situation warrants it or not, but the state of our defenses...

Andrew Cuomo’s controversial NYC candidacy: Letters to the Editor — April 12, 2025

NY Post readers discuss ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s run for New York City mayor after his COVID “leadership.”

Teacher hiring spree isn’t about students, it’s about pandering to the union

New York City hiring 3,700 more teachers is not about learning, students, budgets or results — it’s about union power.

As Jews celebrate their freedom this Passover, my fellow Hamas hostages still lack theirs

My name is Keith Siegel. I am an American grandfather who survived 484 days in Gaza.

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