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Vance to El-Sayed: ‘Keep My Wife’s Name the Hell Out of Your Mouth’

Vance also called El-Sayed ‘evil’ and argued that his compassion extends only to his fellow Muslims.

The September 11 Whataboutism of El-Sayed and Mamdani

When people tell you who they are, believe them.

Why Did Trump Invite the Russians to the G-20 Summit in Asheville?

Those of us who want to see Russia’s influence on the world stage decline...

Graduate Degrees Can Be a Waste of Time and Money

Many American students are lured into graduate degree programs with the notion that more...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 1

1998—By a vote of 7 to 4, the en banc D.C. Circuit rules (in Animal Legal Defense Fund...

Murrieta police sent to Lego jail

An engaged police force is an effective police force. This is why police departments across the country often run features on their social media accounts such as “Mug Shot Monday” or “Wanted Wednesday.” The thinking is, the more members of a community engage with police online, the more likely they are to trust and respect […]

Caught on camera, cuffed, and cut loose

Cities controlled by Democrats have decided that arresting criminals is too hard. It is much easier to turn their cities into surveillance states. California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that 480 surveillance cameras would be installed in and around Oakland. According to Newsom, “we’re equipping law enforcement with the tools they need to effectively combat criminal […]

Attacking the Supreme Court for fun and profit: The Left puts discrediting conservative justices at the top of its 2024 agenda

Christine Blasey Ford has returned to the news with the recent release of her memoir, One Way Back. You’ll remember Ford as the lead protagonist of the smearing of Brett Kavanaugh at the eleventh hour of his Supreme Court confirmation hearings in September 2018, with evermore fantastical allegations that the longtime federal judge and six-times-vetted […]

Speaker Heastie spares shoplifters: Letters to the Editor — April 5, 2024

NY Post readers discuss Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie opposing a bill to crack down on convicted shoplifters.

Manhattan borough president slams parents who want to protect girls’ sports as ‘MAGA’ — but why is it political?

Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine declared “the MAGA movement has come to Manhattan" after parents asked for a public review of DOE guidelines on...

Up close and too personal with America’s fentanyl epidemic — where New York is ground zero

New York Post columnist Douglas Murray visited a supervised injection site in Manhattan and talked with a former drug dealer to get a first...

Caitlin Clark gets the spotlight because of her talent, not her race

Former ESPN reporter Jemele Hill scolded the media for "centering" Iowa Hawkeyes starting guard Caitlin Clark in sports coverage.

To restore educational excellence, end the government’s monopoly on schools

In recent decades, despite the infusion of ever-increasing resources, the quality of public education has clearly fallen.

Believe data, not activists: Transgenderism among kids is mostly a fad

Researchers at the Netherlands’ University of Groningen recently released the results of a landmark 15-year study of 2,700 children starting at age 11.

Three cheers for Kathy Hochul for nixing the MTA’s bid to hold up the NYC Marathon

Given the New York City Marathon’s place in the city economy, it was insane for the MTA to demand $750,000 to let the race...

Even a tweaked ‘Good Cause’ rent-control bill will clobber NY housing

Everyone agrees New York’s housing market is broken, yet lawmakers are intent on breaking it more — via the deceptively named “Good Cause Eviction”...

Sorry, media: Florida is still America’s paradise no matter how you spin it

The hard facts prove the opposite of what NBC News seeks to put over on hapless readers: Florida is in fact booming, popular, happy...

The week in whoppers: Barack Obama is back to his lies, Morning Joe smears Israel and more

Former President Barack Obama claimed that the Biden administration has had "record-breaking job growth."

A realist climate agenda

When I was a college student in the dilapidated industrial city of Steubenville, Ohio, I frequently would wake up to the smell of sulfur clinging to a heavy morning fog, thanks to the fumes spewed into the air by nearby industrial factories. I mention this not to disparage Steubenville, a town that once exemplified the […]

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