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Miranda Devine: The lynch mob is out for the ‘Cornell 7’ — proving we’ve learned nothing from past injustices

The “Cornell 7” gang rape case is descending into the same lynch-mob hysteria as the notorious Duke lacrosse or “mattress girl” hoaxes of old — only with social media...

Xavier Becerra gets battered by Steve Hilton in debate — then resorts to desperate tactic

Xavier Becerra may be ahead in the polls, but lost badly to Steve Hilton...

Maine Democrats replaced one sleazy bigot with another

Maine Democrats have tapped one sleazy, antisemitic goon to replace another.

A Question Avoided

We will have to wait for the Court to weigh in on this issue.

Man arrested on suspicion of planning an attack on the Texas Capitol, authorities say

A 40-year-old man was arrested early Wednesday on suspicion of plotting to attack the Texas Capitol, authorities said.

Rick Caruso’s vote of confidence in Palisades — and what it means for LA

In a way, Caruso is a throwback to the leaders of the industrial age in America, many of whom invested their fortunes in public...

The truth the NYC Department of Education doesn’t want you to know

The plummeting enrollment in DOE schools, even as the population at public charter schools grows year after year, is the most telling "customer feedback"...

If we don’t face WHY men are giving up on work, America’s future is grim

For only the third time in US history, more women are working than men — and this profoundly abnormal state of affairs could become...

Fast Takes: The unmaking of Jason Arday, the left declares war on parents and other commentary

Though he “cannot help but feel bad for Arday and his family,” American Greatness’ Roger Kimball also can’t “forget that his fabulations were...

150 arrests and he still walks: How NY laws push criminals to grow worse

Thanks to “criminal-justice reform,” you can rack up almost 150 arrests in this town and still get to walk when caught again.

Hong’s narrow Wisconsin loss: Letters to the Editor — Aug. 17, 2026

NY Post readers discuss the rise of democratic socialists, despite Francesca Hong’s loss in Wisconsin.

When a slow trip can have great rewards

On a clear day, from the right spot on the Maltese coast, you can see Tunisia. It’s about 200 miles away — closer than Los Angeles is to San Francisco — and for most of recorded history, arranging travel from one to the other was about as complicated as hailing a cab.  The Malta–Carthage run […]

Why do we care so little about possible alien life?

Steven Spielberg’s latest big-budget adventure, Disclosure Day, came and went earlier this summer. Like Spielberg’s Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977), the film predicted a day in the not too distant future when the cover-ups and conspiracies surrounding alleged extraterrestrial life have ended — when the world would finally possess undisputed proof that human beings […]

Chris Bohjalian’s novel ‘The Amateur’ is an ambiguous, confusing read

Chris Bohjalian’s The Amateur tells a story from the perspective of an adult looking back at a decades-old pivotal event she sometimes misremembers. The event and its consequences shift their shape. Sometimes the story seems to be about killing someone with a golf ball. Sometimes it is about adult men who take sexual advantage of […]

The UN can say it a thousand times — abortion still isn’t international law

There is no legally binding international treaty that establishes abortion as a human right. Yet governments around the world are increasingly told they are violating international law if they refuse to legalize or expand abortion. How did a right that nations never negotiated become one that international institutions now claim governments are obligated to uphold? […]

The real back-to-school vaccine question isn’t about science — it’s about control

Every August and September, parents face a familiar ritual: purchasing school supplies, meeting teachers, and filling out a thick stack of medical forms. For decades, the mandatory immunization checklist was the most predictable part of this routine. School nurses filed the records away, classrooms opened, and the system functioned without much noise. The post-COVID-19 era […]

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