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What Mamdani’s planned ‘troll-farm offensive’ reveals about the City Hall braintrust

The smear campaign can only further alienate its targets without actually harming them, since CEOs sleep just fine at night despite Cousin Comrade's YouTube yucks, Bluesky blasts, and Instagram...

Rivals for California governor clash over homelessness, Trump in only debate as ballots go to voters

Republican Steve Hilton and Democrat Xavier Becerra clashed nonstop for an hour Wednesday in the sole televised debate in their contest for California governor, presenting sharply contrasting visions for how they would deal with homelessness, soaring household costs and high taxes in the nation's most populous state.

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...

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.

DiJonai Carrington’s playing victim with Sophie Cunningham ‘white privilege’ tweet — and the media’s happy to believe her

The WNBA's incredibly weak leadership lives and dies by the word "inclusivity." But damn anyone thinking they will be included without bowing down to...

Plagiarist prof Jason Arday’s life story is published tomorrow, and it gets more unbelievable by the page

Academics and publishers are some of the smartest among us, but Arday’s ascent is proof that basic scrutiny goes out the window when DEI...

NYC’s summer weather has been just like how we all feel — lousy

It’s summertime. When living once was easy.

You can’t erase woke

YOU CAN’T ERASE WOKE. This political season, like the last couple, has featured Democratic candidates not only running for office but running away from things they said from 2019 to 2021. The latest is Francesca Hong, the somewhat loopy front-runner for the Democratic nomination for governor of Wisconsin. In the last few days, Hong has walked back […]

New York students’ low scores: Letters to the Editor — Aug. 11, 2026

NY Post readers discuss over half of third- to fifth-grade students in New York failing their English Language Arts test.

Why we need a yes vote on Proposition 39 — for California Voter ID

Voter ID is crucial to restoring public trust in our democratic process. That’s why I encourage all Californians to vote yes on Proposition 39...

Trump should not save Hollywood with a tax credit — which wouldn’t even work

President Donald Trump has no reason to reward a hostile Hollywood with federal tax credits — while leaving the industry’s underlying problems in California...

How Trump turned a frozen conflict into a model for peace

Generations of diplomats dismissed decades of bitter conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia as insoluble. That ended when President Donald Trump returned to office. Thanks to the president’s bold, visionary leadership, today marks one year since the Joint Declaration of Peace was signed between these two nations, which ended more than 35 years of bloodshed — […]

The campus pipeline behind Abdul el Sayed’s Michigan win

Thirty minutes after being sworn in as president of the University of Michigan’s student government, Summit Louth was already back onstage campaigning for someone else. The rising senior, a leading figure in the ascendant Human Rights Party, had just won office on promises to resist immigration enforcement on campus and force the university to divest […]

Socialists want a do-over for the insane 2020 positions they supported

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) wants her fellow progressives to receive amnesty for the insane policies and rhetoric they promoted during the 2020 pandemic because she knows those positions are anchors that will be hung around their necks in future elections. Ocasio-Cortez made these comments while defending Francesca Hong, the socialist state representative who is about to be […]

The rainbow reds are more dangerous than communists of old

The Marxist revolution, symbolized by the hammer and sickle and animated by the cry “Workers of the World, Unite!”, killed at least 50 million people through mass murder and gross economic mismanagement in the 20th century. The United States rightly saw it as an existential threat. Patriots fought hot and cold wars to reverse its […]

Will Ukraine retaliate against North Korea outside of the war zone?

North Korea has previously sent approximately 15,000 troops to join Russia’s war against Ukraine. That’s not all. North Korea has also provided Russia with hundreds of thousands of artillery shells and dozens of ballistic missiles. But Pyongyang is now escalating. As Reuters reported last week, “A North Korean missile unit has begun deploying to western […]

Capitalism: The System Gen Z loves to roast but actually needs most 

Generation Z is constantly bombarded with news, media, and memes blaming capitalism for high rents, student debt, and wealth disparities. Socialism often sounds appealing — free stuff, less greed, and more equality — but it’s worth breaking down how it operates and why it doesn’t work. Younger people are far more open to socialism than […]

To save the republic, Congress must learn to legislate again

There is a quiet crisis unfolding in our constitutional system, one that goes to the heart of whether we remain a self-governing people. The framers designed Congress as the first branch: Article I of the Constitution. It’s the body of our federal government that is closest to the citizenry, charged with the hard, deliberative work […]

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