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AG James’ corrupt aide: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 2, 2026

NY Post readers discuss an aide to AG Letitia James allegedly ordering staff to target people linked to Donald Trump.

We Don’t Need a Strategic Petroleum Reserve

In a globalized energy market, it functions mostly as a political gimmick.

Trump’s Big Bet on Data Centers

He has reason to be optimistic.

ICE eyes robot dogs for dangerous law enforcement jobs

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is considering buying robot dogs to deploy in high-risk operations.

Michigan’s AG urges Jewish Democrats to put world above own safety

Michigan AG Dana Nessel, who is Jewish, told a private gathering of Jewish Democrats last weekend that they carry "a moral imperative to place the needs of the world above even our own self-interest."

Junior’s Restaurant honcho serves up hard truths on NYC crime, migrants and social decay: ‘We want our city back’

It’s impossible to think of someone more invested in the city’s success. If New York fails, so does everything Alan Rosen's family built. 

Trump, on the Trump intensity gap

TRUMP, ON THE TRUMP INTENSITY GAP. I have a story on the website about a recent visit to Mar-a-Lago for a conversation with former President Donald Trump. (You can read the whole thing here.) At any given moment, there are lots of subjects in the news one could ask Trump about, but I decided to focus […]

Parental rights advance in Alabama and Idaho

State by state, parental rights and parental choice are being vindicated and promoted, even as the federal government and some bad judges work to erode the most instinctive, deepest, and profound of human relationships. In the past few weeks, Alabama and Idaho joined the pro-parent counterrevolution. Alabama on March 7 became the 12th state to […]

Comeback kid Andrew Cuomo needs to show real contrition for his many, many sins

Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo appears to be seeking a political comeback, yet to pull that off, he'll need to show real contrition for his...

Mayor Adams’ administration is gaslighting NYC on violent subway crime

How “rare” is subway crime? It’s so rare, the Times has to keep reminding us so.

Why the Moscow terror attack could be a Putin false-flag operation

Ground zero of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s war of aggression against Ukraine shifted Friday to Moscow’s Crocus City Hall. ISIS claimed responsibility for the...

Thank pro-crime lawmakers for NYC’s $4.4 BILLION shoplifting black market

A Post investigation found that thieves, enabled by the state's lax laws, have created a thriving black market where stolen goods are sold to...

What New York can learn from Miami Beach’s spring-break breakup

The city’s law-and-order mayor and police chief “broke up with spring break,” ending an annual reign of terror long seen as an unchangeable fact...

It’s the economy, stupid, First Amendment at risk and other commentary

“According to the corporate media narrative, the economy is just swell,” scoffs Steve Cortes at American Greatness, “but regular Americans know better.”

Why are NY lawmakers stopping first responders from fighting fentanyl?

Opioid-related OD deaths are soaring in New York and it often takes four or five doses of Narcan to revive fentanyl victims — yet...

Biden and the party of ‘democracy’ are terrified of third-party candidates and voter choice

The last time that the Chicago Democratic Convention was held in Chicago in 1968, the resulting riots led to one of the greatest Freudian...

Migrants rush the southern border: Letters to the Editor — March 25, 2024

NY Post readers discuss the overrunning of the El Paso border crossing by a group of over 100 illegal immigrants.

The problem isn’t just the Houthis. It’s Yemeni unity

The Houthis are riding high. They paralyze Red Sea shipping and cost Egypt billions of dollars in Suez Canal revenue as cargo ships divert around the Cape of Good Hope. Houthi militias have launched scores of drones and missiles at Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, but on Tuesday, they demonstrated new reach with […]

The racial realignment is a humiliation for white liberals

In the aftermath of the George Floyd killing in the summer of 2020, a sea of middle-class white protesters in my former hometown of Denver ritualistically writhed and moaned face-down on the grass for nine minutes in a park. It’s difficult to believe in hindsight that such creepy and transparent virtue-signaling ever took place. But […]

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