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Meta’s $18B settlement and new restrictions are vital — but the company didn’t put $1,000 phones in kids’ hands

A parent should not expect Meta to parent their child, but they should be able to expect that Meta isn't employing armies of engineers to figure out how to...

The US-Canada tariff dispute: Letters to the Editor — Aug. 28, 2026

NY Post readers discuss President Trump’s steep tariffs on Canadian imports and Canada’s threats...

As If Electronics Weren’t Expensive Enough

Nothing that more tariffs can’t make worse.

ICE officer released from jail after failed extradition bid

ICE Officer Christian Castro walked out of a Texas jail early Thursday, free for the first time in 90 days, after Minnesota's bid to get him extradited to face assault charges stalled.

Trump signs order renaming Lake Ontario as Lake America

President Trump on Thursday ordered the Department of the Interior to update maps and databases to rename Lake Ontario as Lake America, following through on his threat during a trade spat with Canada.

The uncapturable Elaine May

When a biographer is confronted with a reclusive or recalcitrant subject, there are two ways to proceed. One option is to charm, cajole, or at least play along with the subject to achieve cooperation. The other is to hector and pester the subject, and when the subject shows some signs of interest, to refuse to […]

The road trip biography turns to Kafka

In his biography of Franz Kafka, Max Brod declared that his friend never wrote a “single word” that was not “infused with a special magic charm.” Ever since the posthumous publication of Kafka’s work, work that only saw the light of day because of Brod’s refusal to carry out Kafka’s request to burn his manuscripts […]

Give ’em enough belt

During Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s visit to Europe in May, China and Hungary signed several agreements, including a $2.1 billion rail project that will be part of the Belt and Road Initiative. Announced in 2013 under the name One Belt, One Road, the initiative has been central to Chinese foreign policy, even though the program […]

The editors’ summer books

As you may have gotten from our lead essay, this Summer Books issue, alongside a rich compendium of seven reviews of new titles, we are stepping away from the publication calendar to look at old books that we return to. In the special Winter Books issue to come, you can look forward to recommendations from […]

Biden lies too

Listen to any Democrat spinning President Joe Biden’s disastrous debate performance last week, and one of the lines you’ll hear is, “Yes, Biden had a bad night, but Donald Trump repeatedly lied.” To be fair, falsehoods poured from Trump much as usual, but the dichotomy Democrats wish to suggest is a false one. Biden was […]

A clear message needs to be sent: You can’t hold US citizens hostage no matter what

‘Catastrophic” is the general view of Joe Biden’s debate performance last week.

Vote for Donald Trump this November to ensure an economic miracle

The question that Americans will be asking themselves when they go to the voting booth in November is: Am I and my family better...

Race has nothing to do with US swimming dominance

For most people, the first thing that comes to mind when seeing a picture of the U.S. Olympic swim team should be excitement for a group of athletes who get to live a lifelong dream. But for a group of ever-bitter liberals, there is a problem with the U.S. Olympic swim team: It is too […]

Dr. McB reminds Democrats that she, not voters, ‘will decide our future’

While her husband was holed up in Camp David as Democratic Party kingmakers worked overtime to resuscitate his imploding reelection bid, first lady Jill Biden reminded the world that she is indeed the power behind the throne and, more importantly, why she will push the president, come hell or high water, to Election Day. In […]

Gen X had children and became Republican

Former President Donald Trump’s strongest base of support in the general election, if you divide voters up by age, appears to be Generation X. Trump leads President Joe Biden by 19 points among those ages 45 to 65, roughly Gen X, while the race is within the margin of error for boomers, millennials, and Generation […]

O’er the land of the AC

The Summer Olympics are when the United States flexes its superiority over every other country in the world, including our European friends. This year, the festivities are starting before the Games even begin. The U.S. Olympic team will be bringing air conditioning units to the Olympic Village for the Games in Paris, which “undercuts organizers’ […]

The Squad demonizes pro-Israel AIPAC with fake ‘dark money’ charge — despite its modest sway

Progressives are trotting out an old bugbear of the Israel-loathing fringe as the congressional election season heats up.

Dems are kidding themselves: Kamala is a terrible — and terribly awkward — candidate

She is simply not presidential material and no amount of hype will get her over the line.

Supreme Court’s Chevron overturn a victory for the little guy, not for big business

People with little wealth or power have been forced to contend with overweening bureaucrats who invent their own authority and play by their own...

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