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Jack Smith Collected Thousands of Trump Donors’ Financial Info as Part of Election Probe

The Justice Department acquired 4,782 checks as part of their election case against Trump, dubbed ‘Arctic Frost.’

A Bad Time for Widespread Economic Pessimism in Iowa

At yesterday’s White House event announcing a new steel plant in Iowa, Trump said,...

China’s German Roadkill

The Week of September 21, 2026: Germany’s China shock, fiscal policy, healthcare, regulation, and...

D.C. Council member Trayon White takes victory lap after mistrial declared in bribery case

An air of triumph surrounded D.C. Council member Trayon White after a judge declared a mistrial Monday in his federal bribery case, while some of his council colleagues have spoken up about the ethics violations revealed during his legal saga.

No more faxes: Trump unveils America.gov, a one-stop shop for government info

President Trump on Tuesday unveiled America.gov, calling it a front door to let citizens find federal services and information with a simple query instead of wandering through the Byzantine federal bureaucracy.

Target accidentally debunks a socialist narrative

For years, socialists and progressives have peddled a narrative that the true cause of soaring inflation is not the trillions of dollars printed and spent by the government during the pandemic, but corporate greed. That argument never made much sense to those educated in economics, yet even the everyday person can surely see how silly […]

2012 called, and they want their Obama-era race-baiting back

One of the countless criticisms of Joe Biden’s presidency is that it’s simply a continuation of the Obama administration: a cheap attempt to replicate what came before, without much substance, or savvy, or talent. Biden is essentially the Jojo Siwa of politics, trying to sell himself as an original thinker when all he’s doing is […]

Democracy is on the ballot in Mexico

Video of the assassination of Mexican mayoral candidate Alfredo Cabrera has shocked America. But that murder on Wednesday was only one of many. Some 30 political candidates have been murdered during the present election campaign, which will see voters go to the polls on Sunday. Mexico’s democracy is held hostage at the intersection of rampant criminality and vast corruption. […]

Could Donald Trump get jail time? Look to the polls

Whether Judge Juan Merchan decides to send former President Donald Trump to prison could depend on what the polls look like leading up to...

Donald Trump’s conviction is nothing more than a ‘thrill kill’

After years of trying — in the words of the judge — “to get the damned rascal in this court,” it was a conviction...

Americans are putting less of a premium on four-year degrees — yay!

A new Pew Research study found that 22% of US adults don't believe a four-year degree is worth the price tag.

Hochul’s entirely right: Keep smartphones out of schools

Gov. Hochul entirely right: Smartphones don't belong in school.

Institutions have violated the trust of Americans, and a new revolution is coming

Sometimes unexpected but dramatic events tear off the thin veneer of respectability and convention.

Thank god, this long and painful commencement season is finally over

Dear Reader, We’ve made it. We really did it. We have finally reached the last stretch of commencement season — which came after an...

While some US help has arrived — these are the weapons Ukraine needs to win

If you think the war in Ukraine has turned a corner thanks to the $60-million supplemental passed last month, think again.

Motorist’s antisemitic NYC attack: Letters to the Editor — June 1, 2024

NY Post readers discuss an antisemitic assault on an Orthodox rabbi and students by a motorist in Canarsie.

Biden’s new rule on Ukraine’s use of US weapons is far from enough to help it win

This war is now 10 years old; this move should have been made years ago.

Donald Trump’s vice president must be ideologically aligned

The decision by a Manhattan jury to convict Donald Trump on 34 felony charges concocted by a partisan prosecutor has only underscored the importance of who will join the Republican ticket as the vice presidential nominee. The Thursday verdict has raised the specter that Trump may be imprisoned before Election Day and, at the very […]

Fear and the end of political power

The Italian political philosopher Niccolo Machiavelli famously mused in The Prince that although it is preferable to have both, it is better for a political leader to be feared rather than loved. A leader who is loved but not feared is easily taken advantage of, Machiavelli writes. But the fear of punishment is far stronger […]

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