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Trump reaffirms ICE arrest policy after confusing guidance sparks alarm among agents

Trump told officials that anyone in the country illegally remains "on the table" for arrest and deportation after internal ICE guidance caused confusion.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 27

2019—Federal district judge Ketanji Brown Jackson issues a nationwide injunction (in Make the Road New York v....

A Tale of Two Jurors

12 Angry Men and the Lindsay Clancy case each had a lone holdout juror....

The Underfunding Myth Is Exposed

Nikole Hannah-Jones and the NYT unwittingly admit that money is not the problem in...

The Left and Right have very different definitions of terrorism

As people grow increasingly wary of dangers around them, a split-screen has again opened up on how the Left and Right approach the threat of terrorism. On the Left, you have the Army being trained on the purported terrorist threat posed by Christian pro-lifers. On the other, elected officials are finally probing pro-Hamas groups. The […]

California’s gender madness comes for the children

California’s left-wing government is trying to cut parents out of the loop when it comes to their children’s health and well-being. Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) just signed a law that prohibits local school districts from having policies requiring educators to inform parents when students change their gender pronouns at school.  So, localities that have implemented […]

Biden’s legacy is a failed presidency 

Democrats trying to convince Joe Biden to quit the presidential race are using flattery to make him acquiesce. They’re thanking him for saving the country from his predecessor, Donald Trump, telling him he’s been one of the best presidents ever, and then suggesting he step aside to preserve his legacy. Leaving aside whether or not […]

Kamala Harris proves again she’s not a better candidate than Biden

On Thursday night, from the convention in Milwaukee, President Trump held the attention of the world.

Take Friday’s IT nightmare as a warning of what a cyberattack could do

The global Microsoft computer outage initiated by a faulty CrowdStrike security update gave us a taste of what actual cyberwarfare could do.

Houthi drone attack and Iranian nukes loom over Israel’s strategic future

The Houthi militia claimed an attack with a drone in Tel Aviv that killed at least one, as Antony Blinken said Iran was one...

Cheer the city’s progress in fighting subway crime — but will it last?

Mayor Adams and Gov. Hochul just proved the obvious: Surge more cops into the subways, and crime will drop — or at least some...

For our kids, any Democrat win means schoolhouse madness

As the American Federation of Teachers holds its annual conference in Houston, expect to hear more of the deranged politicized rhetoric that was spewed...

Slamming JD Vance for his ‘homeland’ rhetoric shows how far we’ve gone off course

That J.D. Vance saying the same thing is now controversial says much about how our national self-conception has gone off the rails. 

Tel Aviv strike shows Iran & Co. smell blood as Biden mired in political woes

The Houthis' strike on Tel Aviv may have been ordered by Iran, which may be emboldened by President Joe Biden's political problems in Washington.

Global computer collapse is a chilling look at what’s to come

When CrowdStrike CEO (soon to be ex-CEO) George Kurtz said Friday morning that “this is not a security incident or cyber attack,” you should...

Menendez faces the music: Letters to the Editor — July 20, 2024

NY Post readers discuss NJ Sen. Bob Menendez being convicted of influence-peddling and being a foreign agent.

Biden can’t win voters over with pandering and pork ‘bribes’

President Joe Biden has tried to pander his way to reelection as he wrestles with his abysmal polling numbers. After all that trouble, his campaign is still floundering. Biden’s previous attempts to pander to voters or use taxpayer dollars to win over certain constituencies have failed miserably. That includes his crusade to have taxpayers pay […]

How foreign spies will be targeting the Biden and Trump campaigns

In recent weeks, President Joe Biden’s campaign has faltered as his physical decline has become too obvious for Democrats and the media to ignore. Meanwhile, former President Donald Trump survived an assassination attempt by the narrowest of margins, emerging bloodied yet defiant.   Americans aren’t the only ones transfixed by this unique political drama. Spies from […]

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