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Albany Republicans’ $20B shame: state spending madness is their fault, too

New York's GOP lawmakers must come clean — they claim to be the taxpayers’ champions, but over and over they've pushed to make the state's over-the-top spending worse.

If your city’s too pricey, move — it’s the American way

Migration is an American institution: Most of our ancestors fled from elsewhere, and when...

Centrist Democrats can beat the socialists at their own game — and win their party back

For decades, leftists have formed new parties as a means of pushing the Democrats...

The end of the longest gov’t shutdown: Letters to the Editor — Nov. 17, 2025

The Issue: Democrats at last allow the US government to reopen after the longest...

Trump’s Republican Party insists there’s no affordability crisis and dismisses election losses

Almost two weeks after Republicans lost badly in elections in Georgia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Virginia, many GOP leaders insist there is no problem with the party's policies, its message or President Donald Trump's leadership.

The rise and fall of ‘housing first’ in Utah

In 2005, Utah unveiled its 10-year plan to end chronic homelessness using a novel strategy known as Housing First. The guiding philosophy of Housing First contends that the best way to ameliorate homelessness is to provide permanently subsidized, no-strings-attached housing to unhoused persons. When the plan ended in 2015, Utah made national headlines, boasting it had […]

Don’t let Ticketmaster use Washington to crush its rivals

Ticketmaster is once again trying to game the system.  As the Trump administration moves toward a September 27 deadline for releasing a ticket industry reform blueprint, the company is lobbying Washington to impose regulations that would crush its smaller competitors and tighten its grip on fans. In this populist moment, there is a lot of […]

The DNC chooses ‘virtue’ over victory

From the indigenous LGBT woman’s land acknowledgement that opened the Democratic National Committee’s summer meeting in Minneapolis to reaffirming the party’s commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, Democrats sent a clear signal to Americans: Despite last year’s electoral drubbing and the dismal polling that has followed, they have no intention of recalibrating.  One speaker told […]

Ukraine bears the weight of the George W. Bush wars syndrome

Among the many tragedies of the war between Ukraine and Russia is its timing. In the wake of America’s humiliating withdrawal from Afghanistan, public and political skepticism over America’s entanglements in foreign wars is once again at a peak. Russian President Vladimir Putin chose his moment carefully. The last time the country’s appetite for foreign […]

A fiscal road map for September’s legislative agenda

Members of Congress are filing back into Washington next week, rested from their August recess and ready to confront the nation’s mounting fiscal challenges. Their return comes as the national debt surged past $37 trillion — a troubling milestone that underscores the urgency of making debt reform a central focus before the problem grows even […]

Why Ukraine’s Flamingo missile is so important

Ukraine this month unveiled the Flamingo, a new cruise missile still in the early stages of development. With a reported range of 1,864 miles and a 2,535-pound warhead, the missile would give Ukraine a weapon with a far more striking range than any it possesses. Even if the range estimate is exaggerated, this looks like a […]

Revoke Chinese student visas, don’t double them

Just three months after the State Department announced it would “aggressively revoke” visas for Chinese students, President Donald Trump reversed course Monday, promising to more than double the number of student visas given to Chinese nationals to 600,000. The administration was right the first time. There are far too many students on college campuses dedicated […]

What is ’cause’? And why can’t the president fire Lisa Cook?

WHAT IS ‘CAUSE’? AND WHY CAN’T THE PRESIDENT FIRE LISA COOK? Everybody knows President Donald Trump wants the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates. He’s been on a near-daily crusade against Fed chairman Jerome Powell for months. There have been rumors that Trump would fire Powell, but he hasn’t done it yet, and doesn’t seem likely […]

Wikipedia bias influences how one’s perception of reality is perceived

House Republicans’ decision to launch an investigation into “bad actors” manipulating Wikipedia entries is such welcome news.

RFK Jr. is a shaky leader for much-needed public-health reform

While the lefty ideology that drove insane COVID vaccine policy needs to be purged, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is...

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement: Letters to the Editor — Aug. 30, 2025

NY Post readers discuss Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce getting engaged after years of high-profile dating.

Minnesota NEEDS our ‘thoughts and prayers’ — yet the leftists can’t abide them

The progressives have set about dismantling the bedrock of functioning society, and the rest of us are forced to live with the shattered pieces....

Open borders and welfare bloat have Europe at the brink of disaster: Will it shift course?

Europe's open borders and leftward tilt has become unsustainable, sparking crime, budget crises and defense challenges. Will it shift course to stave off disaster?

Robin Westman’s pot connection is another reason to go slow on looser rules for weed

News that Minneapolis monster Robin Westman worked at a pot shop until just two weeks ago should give pause to those in the White...

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