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America’s Gulf allies need to step up to the plate on Iran

And now, even though an Iran that doesn’t fund foreign terrorists, isn’t fueling a civil war in Yemen and isn’t trying to build a nuclear bomb is an absolute...

Newsom’s hot air on climate change and wildfires

California’s recent heat wave has the usual suspects talking about “climate change” again.

Make concerts affordable again — here’s how

Concert ticket costs have become a national crisis — so much so that the...

Should gas pumps be plentiful or petrified? You decide

Will the California gas station go the way of the dodo bird, or endure...

Breaking barriers should not mean breaking women’s sports

For decades, women have been encouraged to shatter glass ceilings, make history, win world records, and compete on equal footing in arenas once closed off to them. Sports became one of the clearest symbols of that progress after the implementation of Title IX. Female athletes were told that if they worked hard enough, sacrificed enough, […]

Trump must convince voters that he, like Reagan, is changing economy for better

Trump is the first president since Ronald Reagan in 1981 to try to dramatically change the national — and with it, the global —...

We are already in a cyberwar. Will we shape it or simply continue reacting to it 

America is under attack. Our critical infrastructure — the digital and physical systems that sustain daily life — is being probed, infiltrated, and in some cases quietly occupied by hostile foreign powers. If we fail to confront this threat with clarity and resolve, the consequences will be swift, disruptive, and deeply personal for millions of Americans. Conflict has […]

Add Australia to the religious freedom watch list

It has now been one month since two gunmen opened fire at a Hanukkah celebration at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia, killing 15 people, including a 10-year-old girl. It was an attack that everyone saw coming, except perhaps Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Foreign Minister Penny Wong, whose policies rationalizing and appeasing radicalism encouraged greater […]

Why Micron is surging

Memory semiconductors are essential for everyday consumer products, such as smartphones and personal computers. A specialized category of memory chips is also critical to the artificial intelligence revolution. High bandwidth memory chips sit directly next to Nvidia’s accelerated computing processors on AI servers, forming the backbone of modern data centers. But there’s a problem. There is a global shortage of […]

An unwise prosecution of Powell

President Donald Trump insists he is not involved in the criminal investigation by the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia into the actions of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. But the president has openly claimed “absolute” control over the Justice Department. Training federal prosecutors on Powell fits Trump’s pattern of pressuring the Fed and […]

Hochul’s gigawatt-sized gaslighting on AI data centers

Every press conference and X video treating data centers as the boogeyman distracts from the far more complicated, but fixable, problems that are driving...

Who radicalized the Mississippi synagogue arsonist?

Hate found its way to Mississippi’s largest Jewish house of worship, Congregation Beth Israel, when an arsonist intentionally set fire to the synagogue at about 3 a.m. Saturday, damaging the only synagogue in Jackson. The alleged suspect’s name, Stephen Spencer Pittman, was released late Monday. According to the FBI, he faces charges of maliciously damaging […]

The prime of tough-guy progressivism

THE PRIME OF TOUGH-GUY PROGRESSIVISM. On Saturday, Larry Krasner, the elected Democratic district attorney of Philadelphia, posted a photo of himself on social media. It was a black-and-white picture of a stern-looking Krasner in a dark suit, one hand to his sunglasses. At the bottom of the photo, in all caps, was “FAFO,” which of course […]

Prosecuting Jerome Powell will backfire on Team Trump

The Federal Reserve’s renovation of its DC headquarters is obscene, but Team Trump’s moves toward building a criminal case against Fed chief Jerome Powell...

Mayor Mamdani just joined the nurses’ picket line against HIMSELF

In joining striking private-hospital nurses on the picket line Monday, Mayor Zohran Mamdani forgot that he’s the city’s chief executive — and so part...

The deadly Minnesota ICE shooting: Letters to the Editor — Jan. 13, 2026

New York Post readers discuss a Minnesota ICE agent shooting Renee Nicole Good in a questionable act of self-defense.

Forget the celeb snark of the Golden Globes — our stars used to have an edge

Dennis Hopper’s daily diet? A few beers and a half-gallon of rum.

Soccer moms are taking up a dangerous new hobby — becoming ICE saboteurs

No responsible leader should be calling for regular citizens to “put their safety on the line” for their chosen cause. 

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