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Trump indicates support for Christian-backed plan to help Canadian Jews escape antisemitism

Trump amplified a plan for expedited legal pathways for Jewish Canadians fleeing antisemitic persecution as Christian lawmakers press his administration.

Massive AI boom puts one of America’s oldest manufacturers on path to double in size, CEO says

Corning is partnering with NVIDIA to build three optical-manufacturing facilities as AI data centers drive unprecedented demand for glass fiber.

Trump just brokered a deal with the country sitting atop the world’s largest oil reserves

President Donald Trump's Venezuela oil deal targets 65 billion barrels across 17 fields, but major infrastructure hurdles stand before pump relief.

Trump prosecution wind-down proves it was always a witch hunt

If the judge doesn't toss the case as soon as the prosecution rests, we hope even the deep-blue NYC jury will see that —...

Adams’ bright idea of migrant lifeguards: Letters to the Editor — May 20, 2024

NY Post readers discuss Mayor Adams' suggestion at a City Hall briefing to hire migrants as New York City lifeguards.

Biden’s big working class woes, the new-gov’t dilemma and other commentary

The Biden camp “would rather think about this election” as “the democracy election” or “abortion rights election,” but that won’t “resonate” where “it counts...

Putin and Xi’s bro-hug proves that fight for Ukraine is same as fight against China

To say that threats to America’s security are all connected may sound like a cliché but that does not make it any less true....

Foreign students don’t have a right to work in the US

A pending federal lawsuit seeks to stop Florida’s law limiting the influence of “countr[ies] of concern” on higher education. But it is based on the false premise that foreign nationals have a right to be employed at American universities. University of Florida Professor Zhengfei Guan filed the lawsuit against state officials “[a]fter losing his top pick for a […]

Joe Biden faces potentially nightmarish June swoon with his re-election hopes fading

The month of June is shaping up to be a potential nightmare for President Biden with his re-election, his legacy and Hunter Biden’s freedom...

Finally a presidential debate

Voters may have been denied the opportunity to see President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump debate during their parties’ respective primaries, but thanks to some behind-the-scenes negotiations, and bad polls for Biden, suddenly general election debates are on. And voters are better off for it. Just two months ago, when asked on the […]

Bare breasts, suicides and Flaco: NYC can’t handle public art

A good rule of thumb for those planning public art displays in New York City is: If you build it, they will come and...

Why young people become woker and woker

We are in a cultural emergency. Future generations are unlikely to value freedom and reason as we do.

MTA’s audacious overtime pay: Letters to the Editor — May 19, 2024

Overly greedy Overtime is not the only contract issue causing outrageous labor costs bankrupting the MTA that must be renegotiated (“End the MTA’s Overtime...

Adams and Hochul’s Brooklyn Marine Terminal deal is a win for NYC’s future

The mayor and governor reached an agreement with Port Authority, a deal sought by Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Michael Bloomberg before him, to transform...

Canada and Trudeau go full Orwell behind anti-speech bill: Fear the Maple Curtain

Justin Trudeau's Online Harms Act would be the end of speech in Canada. And it's all part of his crackdown on any and all...

Why Los Angeles has America’s most unaffordable housing

A new study reveals that Los Angeles has the most unaffordable housing in America.

Why is everyone in NYC suddenly so rude

New York was always a city known for being impersonal, but the situation has recently become far, far worse.

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