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This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 30

1971—By a vote of 6 to 1, the California supreme court rules in Serrano v. Priest that California’s “public school financing system, with its substantial dependence on…

Anti-Trumpism Is Driving the Media to Cheer Hostile Powers

The enemy of your enemy is sometimes still the greater enemy.

Europe’s Misguided Plans for Pursuing Digital Independence

The EU lacks a political class willing to let go of its ‘regulate first,...

The Return of the ‘Zionist’ Slur

Today’s use of the term reminds me of my family’s experience in Poland in...

Suspended as Biden Special Envoy, now teaching at the Ivies

Imagine this headline: Alec Baldwin, on trial for involuntary manslaughter during film shoot, teaching seminar on Hollywood gun safety.  Ludicrous, right?  Qatari Foreign Minister...

Trump’s historic Bronx rally: Letters to the Editor — May 27, 2024

The Issue: Former President Donald Trump’s historic 2024 presidential election rally in The Bronx. There must have been nearly 10,000 New Yorkers, if not...

White House admits Bidenflation is ‘literally’ crushing people

President Joe Biden’s billion-dollar debt bailouts are inherently unfair and divisive, so much so that even his allies in the White House press corps are beginning to question their propriety. On Wednesday, Biden’s White House announced another round of student debt forgiveness. This time, Biden announced a $7.7 billion transfer to taxpayers of debt incurred […]

Trump’s sham ‘hush money’ case is a trial that has exposed New York’s corrupt justice system

Trump’s support has never depended on his adherence to conventional conduct. And with polls showing that a big majority of voters see Biden as...

The Biden admin is closing the Hatch Act loophole — but why now?

The Office of Special Counsel closed a Hatch Act loophole on Monday by issuing new guidelines that take enforcement authority from commander-in-chief and hand...

Thank green fanatics for New York’s looming summer blackouts

Remember who to thank when you're plunged into darkness in this summer’s dog days. 

Eric Adams’ zoning confusion and more: Letters to the Editor — May 26, 2024

NY Post readers discuss NYC zoning laws, the Knicks' defeat and Columbia University.

Looting of pier aid shows who’s really at fault for Gazan misery

President Biden's plan to deliver aid to Palestinians via a pier on the Gaza shore is being sabotaged by an inconvenient truth: Getting aid...

While NYC descends into chaos, Philadelphia is a model of urban order

Hallelujah! It felt like New York City of not long ago when common sense, not random disorder, ruled the streets. Was I dreaming? No — I was...

Elites might laugh at Red Lobster closing, but middle America grew up on it

Red Lobster is bankrupt, and it could spell more economic troubles to come.

Military spouses are the real Memorial Day heroes

Military spouses suffer from vast levels of economic insecurity; getting them jobs helps keep America defenses in order.

The Left’s war on merit comes for medical schools

Most people don’t want diversity hires responsible for life-and-death matters. But new investigative reporting shows that the anti-meritocratic ideology of “diversity, equity, and inclusion” has even infiltrated some medical schools — to disastrous results. These revelations come from the Washington Free Beacon’s Aaron Sibarium, who just published a remarkable exposé on the University of California, […]

After the second Dreyfus Affair, will the ICC target the US?

The International Criminal Court prosecutor said Monday that he would seek arrest warrants for both Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar. President Joe Biden called the move “outrageous” for its moral equivalence. He is right, but he misses the broader point. For the ICC, prosecutor Karim Khan, and celebrity advisers such […]

A rare victory for religious liberty in California

Even the most crazy-left enclaves of California are starting to recoil from the most unreasonable demands of transgender ideology. For one thing, speech cannot be compelled, especially against the dictates of faith. This month, a Riverside County school district agreed to pay $360,000 to a former high school teacher who had been fired for refusing […]

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