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Transit workers keep NYC moving — if you can afford to ride

Why is the subway so expensive? I mean, when we had George Washington as president was when I first took the train, and it was a nickel.

It’s change-or-die time for America’s overpriced, smugly lefty colleges

US colleges face a deadly crisis, with enrollments plummeting and budgets crashing — and...

Fask Takes: Get allies’ aid on missile-making, NY’s no-standards disaster and other commentary

America’s “munitions shortfall” resulted from “shrinking production capacity” and “overly optimistic assumptions about how...

US and Canada brawl over hockey sticks — so China skates off with big trade wins

While Trump and Canada's Mark Carney try to check each other into the boards,...

Soaring tenant complaints are a first step in Mamdani’s road to ruin NYC’s housing market

Getting the city to seize and “socialize” New York’s housing stock is an explicit...

Congress should pass the EXPLORE Act to grow outdoor recreation

There’s something special about places such as the Buffalo National River, Beaver Lake, and the White River National Wildlife Refuge. It’s not just that these are some of the most beautiful parts of my home state of Arkansas. It’s that, as public lands, they belong to every single one of us. Right now, the EXPLORE […]

Frat Boy Summer is this year’s backlash against an epidemic of arrogant, entitled women

The “frat boys” unapologetically saving Old Glory, singing the national anthem, chanting “USA, USA, USA,” and rudely ridiculing the campus freaks who parade around...

How to fight antisemitism on campus

Seeing videos of anti-Israel mobs harassing, intimidating, and even assaulting Jewish students on campuses nationwide, it is tempting simply to write off those institutions of “higher education” as irredeemable. To an extent, the United States would be a better place if Columbia, Harvard, and Yale were ignored. But as unappealing as many universities have become, […]

American academia is deeply infected with antisemitism AND anti-Americanism

Minouche Shafik certainly ought to go as president of Columbia, along with all her peers across academia who’ve utterly bungled their “tentifada” occupations, but...

Biden and Mayorkas still owe border agents an apology for ‘whipping’ lie

One of the maligned border agents, whose name has not been released in order to protect his identity, has just been given an award...

Europe nixes net zero, US ramps up, kill the prez-debate commission and other commentary

“You know you’ve stumbled through the looking glass when European politicians start sounding saner on climate policy” than Americans, quips The Wall Street Journal’s Joseph...

New Yorkers are still paying for closing Indian Point

Among the many ways New York is still paying for the erratic-but-forceful leadership of ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo, the soaring expense and growing unreliability of...

Antisemitic college protesters can go ahead and move if they don’t like it here

The Post's Cindy Adams wants the anti-Israel protesters at colleges across the nation to try their luck in another country if they hate America.

Even the ‘peaceful’ campus protests are actually violent bullying

Students and other campus protesters are free to engage in nonviolent protests. But that’s not what they’re doing: This isn’t free speech via peaceful...

Joe Biden’s biggest problem is that his presidency is an utter failure

President Biden has suffered a collapse in his standing generally, but, fundamentally, it’s because so few people think he’s doing a good job that he’s in such...

Brainwashing campus activists starts long before college

What we’re seeing on our campuses is the culmination of many years of leftist activists pushing kids to the forefront to spread their propaganda.

Columbia protester parents on the hook: Letters to the Editor — May 6, 2024

The Issue: Piers Morgan’s op-ed demanding accountability from the parents of student protesters. I laughed while reading Piers Morgan ask about the parents of...

Government shouldn’t micromanage nursing homes

The Biden administration published regulations last month requiring most nursing homes to maintain specific staffing levels. As a result, roughly three in four nursing homes will have to hire additional personnel.  Progressives argue the rules will lead to better care. “For residents, this will mean more staff, which means fewer ER visits potentially, more independence,” […]

Liberals vs. au pairs

In terms of money wages, au pairs are probably the lowest-paid workers in our economy. These are foreigners, usually young, European women, who work as nannies in American households. There are about 20,000 of them in the United States, and they come here under a special program managed by the State Department. Typically, they work […]

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