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Clean coal? Yes; Dems’ radical climate dogma? No

Democrats’ radical green playbook is showing its decrepitude.

Prospects have dimmed for Spencer Pratt, Los Angeles

Since Election Day on Tuesday, Los Angeles County has begun the long, slow process...

From San Francisco to San Diego, voters are done writing blank checks

For years, the playbook was simple. Wrap a sales tax in the language of...

California’s slow ballot count a symptom: The state can’t do anything

California’s slow ballot count isn’t just a political disgrace. It’s also a symbol of...

U.S. attorney opens investigations into California’s elections, sends prosecutor to LA vote center

The U.S. attorney's office in Los Angeles said Friday it had opened "multiple election fraud investigations" related to California's elections and sent a prosecutor to the county's vote-counting center.

The week in whoppers: Mamdani reveals his odd idea of ‘protecting’ New Yorkers, MS NOW host loses the plot on Iran and more

City Hall claimed that Mayor Zohran Mamdani is working to "protect New Yorkers" — despite Hizzoner pushing to close Rikers and doubling down on...

NATO proves a paper tiger: Letters to the Editor — April 10, 2026

NY Post readers President Trump’s complaints about NATO’s lack of assistance in the war against Iran.

Iran will try to string us along and sell us a bad deal — but businessman Trump won’t let it happen

It's up to President Trump to make sure Iran's short-term win doesn't become a lasting strategic victory.

The sham of criminal ‘incompetence’ rulings

Incompetence rulings and insanity pleas are undermining the purpose of the criminal justice system and putting people in danger. The killing of Iryna Zarutska, allegedly by career criminal DeCarlos Brown Jr., in North Carolina, is bringing this topic back to the forefront. The hearing to determine whether Brown is eligible to receive the death penalty is on […]

Trump’s AI framework is a good start. Here’s what’s missing to protect children

In his recent artificial intelligence framework, President Donald Trump emphasized something that has been missing from much of the policy conversation: empowering parents. That’s the right starting point for how to help families adjust to and thrive in the age of AI. At the same time, recent jury decisions involving Meta Platforms and YouTube reflect […]

The latest antitrust crusade would cripple thriving small businesses

American businesses are being besieged by federal, state, and foreign far-Left antitrust ideologues. Some lawmakers on Capitol Hill are reportedly preparing to re-introduce the twice-failed American Innovation and Choice Online Act (AICOA). And in California, state Sen. Scott Wiener just introduced the Blocking Anticompetitive Self-Preferencing by Entrenched Dominant Platforms (BASED) Act, a copy-and-paste of the […]

Erdogan’s words don’t pull the trigger — but they load the gun

The April 7 terrorist attack outside Israel’s consulate in Istanbul should end any lingering illusions about the consequences of Turkey’s political climate under President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Turkish authorities were quick to respond, engaging the assailants in a firefight. One of the three attackers was killed, and the other two were wounded. Ankara condemned the […]

Self-improvement or self-deception? The hidden risk of AI building itself

The technology sector is no longer asking what artificial intelligence can do for us. It is asking what AI can do for itself.  That shift is already underway. OpenAI has begun describing models as “intern-level” research assistants, capable of contributing to discovery. Anthropic reports that a substantial portion of its code is now AI-generated. Across Silicon […]

On This Day: Washington’s preserved expense account in travels from Cambridge to New London offers insights

The following is an installment of “On This Day,” a series celebrating America’s 250th anniversary by following the actions of Gen. George Washington, the Continental Congress, and the men and women whose bravery and sacrifice led up to the signing of the Declaration of Independence. April 9, 1776 Gen. George Washington has now reached New […]

Trump’s historic border turnaround: Zero releases at the border for 11 consecutive months

EXCLUSIVE — The president securing the border, protecting citizens from criminal illegal immigrants, and implementing effective and common-sense border security policies is the new normal in the United States. President Donald Trump has kept his campaign promise to secure the border. With new Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin now at the helm, the DHS and […]

California unions prioritize left-wing ideology over workers

I spent nearly two decades in California’s labor movement. But by 2014, something had changed, and I left the movement.

Oil and gas prices will be lower but still elevated

The news about a ceasefire between the United States and Iran has sparked a global rise in equities and dramatic falls in the price of oil, both internationally and domestically. The price of West Texas Intermediate, the U.S. benchmark, fell by about 15% from about $112 a barrel to prices in the low $90s. Worst-case scenarios for […]

The Iran ceasefire is a pause, and it may be a short one

Thirty-eight days after it began, Operation Epic Fury paused and perhaps ended with a ceasefire. The United States-Israel military campaign did not topple the Islamic Republic, as some hoped, but it should still be regarded as a success. Critics of President Donald Trump would have you think otherwise. Some commentators have labeled it a “failure,” […]

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