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Russian envoy teases deal with U.S. for Russia-Alaska underwater tunnel

Russian President Vladimir Putin's special envoy said the country and the U.S. will sign an agreement to design an underwater tunnel connecting Russia's Chukotka region to Alaska across the Bering Strait.

Trump pardons former Rep. Stephen Buyer, convicted of insider trading

President Trump has pardoned former Rep. Stephen Buyer, who was convicted on four counts of securities fraud in 2023 for engaging in an insider trading scheme.

Sunny Hostin says America is a ‘failed experiment’ on ‘The View,’ drawing White House rebuke

SUNNY HOSTIN: "I am conflicted about this country because I feel that it is, at this point, a failed experiment, quite frankly. I am also discouraged by how this country is viewed by the rest of the world."

WATCH: Will Graham Platner derail Democrats’ 2026 hopes?

The Washington Times' Tim Constantine and ForAmerica's David Bozell break down the battle for control of the U.S. Senate, with a focus on Maine and Sen. Susan Collins' reelection fight.

Hegseth invokes immigration and ‘invasion’ in D-Day speech in France

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth used a D-Day anniversary speech on Saturday to appear to link immigration by sea to the wartime liberation of Europe, warning that the freedom won by Allied troops could prove temporary if leaders failed to defend it.

How the Supreme Court’s trans therapy case guts the ‘expert’ class

It wasn't a cultural battle between Christian right-wingers and transgender advocates, but a bigger question: Can government silence medical dissent?

Fresh evidence that China’s commies are setting the agenda for America’s left

Reports that relatives of the Chinese Communist Party's billionaire tool Neville “Roy” Singham are playing a key role in far-left political circles in New...

Trump didn’t wreck NATO — he just exposed its anti-US hypocrisy

When NATO members in the past operated unilaterally to defend their own interests, they've often called on the United States for overt help.

Feds shine in big California hospice fraud bust

In a coordinated takedown early Thursday morning, the feds arrested eight people –– in Covina, Glenale, Anaheim and Lakewood –– in connection with more than...

Feds’ fraud takedown: Just the start

Federal authorities arrested eight people in Los Angeles tied to a hospice fraud scheme involving more than $50 million in intended Medicare losses.

The far-left’s dark dream to see Trump lose against a deranged regime is vile anti-Americanism

Snark really is all that President Trump’s critics have left.

How ‘progressive’ K-12 education promotes bigotry in California

Jewish students and educators in K-12 schools across the country are experiencing a surge of antisemitism, often in proudly "progressive" communities.

NYC pays $8B a year for nonprofits’ promises — let’s demand results

City Hall spends $8 billion a year on social services like homeless shelters and senior centers.

Murder acquittal in killing of NYPD hero cop Jonathan Diller is ‘gut punch’ to city, Finest: Commissioner

Two years ago, career criminal Guy Rivera shot and killed NYPD Detective Jonathan Diller on a street in Queens while he was doing the...

Out-of-touch Dems on vacation: Letters to the Editor — April 3, 2026

NY Post readers discuss Democrats taking vacations and attending “No Kings” rallies during the government shutdown.

World leaders should be grateful the US is doing what’s necessary in Iran

President Trump's address to the nation reasserted a fundamental truth: The world’s foremost sponsor of terror — the Iranian Revolutionary Government — should never...

When a 7-month-old baby is murdered in your city, leaders need to stop progressive procrastinating and do something

Let this sink in: on Wednesday, a 7-month-old baby girl was murdered by a gangbanger in broad daylight on a Williamsburg street. The sweet...

FBI Director Patel: Indictment of Pittsburgh men shows FBI’s diligence in fighting antisemitic attacks

ALLENTOWN, Pennsylvania — FBI Director Kash Patel said that the indictment of six Pittsburgh men in connection with an antisemitic attack in the city was a testament to the Bureau’s mission to pursue, to the full extent of the law, those who commit acts of violence based on the victim’s religion. Patel spoke to the […]

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