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Miranda Devine: We’re still learning the full rot of the Russiagate scandal

Robert Mueller is dead, but his toxic legacy lives on in the destroyed lives of the innocent victims targeted by the Russia collusion probe that bears his name.

Ninth Circuit Ruling Against Funding ‘Sectarian’ ‘Independent Study’ Programs

In an amended opinion issued today in Woolard v. Thurmond, a Ninth Circuit panel...

‘Rogers Park Man’ or Illegal Immigrant? Media Mislead on Suspect’s Identity in Chicago Student Shooting

The Tribune still hasn’t added the suspect’s immigration status to its initial article, over...

The Party of Psychological Distress

Democratic candidates aren’t emphasizing how they overcame hardship but rather how the misery they...

Voice of America journalists allege Trump wants to make outlet a propaganda source

Some journalists at Voice of America charged in a lawsuit Monday that the Trump administration - while largely shutting down the government-run outlet that provides news around the world - has turned what remains into a voice for propaganda.

AI should be a first-tier public policy issue

In the current discourse on artificial intelligence, the interplay between expected consequences and understanding of social impacts demands a rigorous reinterpretation. The former is the well-known, short-term impact of an automation technology: While it is pretty much certain that at some point AI will bring about new innovations and eliminate entire categories of problems faced […]

Miranda Devine: The Vanity Fair interview was a ‘targeted’ hit job on Susie Wiles, entire Trump admin

When it comes to hit jobs, the 10,000-word Vanity Fair spread on Susie Wiles is a classic of the genre.

Why is Trump yelling at us? End of year address utterly lacked human touch

On Wednesday night, President Donald Trump angrily shouted a cheerful speech about how well his administration is doing. The bizarre and disorienting White House speech, delivered by a growling, red-faced Trump, failed to make news that some had anticipated on economic policy or Venezuela. Instead, Trump recycled a familiar litany of grievances and boasts, from […]

Venezuela blockade finally putting US Navy where its mouth is

Blockading Venezuela’s oil shipments finally gives teeth to a sanctions regime that dictator Nicolas Maduro has only scoffed at, offering real hope for a...

Don’t believe Kathy Hochul’s all-too-cute claims to have U-turned on climate clampdown

New York's State Energy Planning Board is bowing a little to reality, admitting carbon-based fuels are vital for the foreseeable future and pushing to...

Hochul’s bend on assisted suicide opens a grim door for New York

On Wednesday, Hochul announced that she would sign into law a revised version of the "Medical Aid in Dying" bill that will be introduced...

Hanukkah a celebration of light in the midst of dark current events

In the words of a believer: “We hear you, both the hate and the love. And we will prevail.”

Legal assisted suicide treats human life as disposable

Right-to-Die ghouls are cheering!

Senior citizen sentenced to 4-years after shooting mugger faces the grim truth: ‘I might not come out’

On January 14, Charles Foehner will begin serving a four-year prison sentence. Yes, New Yorkers, we can finally rest easy. We got him. And...

Open, violent Jew-hatred exposes the antisemitism of anti-Zionism

All those self-righteous anti-Israel protests of the last two years, on campuses and in the streets, predictably pollinated the poisonous fruit of ugly antisemitic...

West’s Honor Killings Blind Spot, Australia Imported Violent Antisemitism and other commentary

In the West, "an institutional reluctance to name the motive" in honor killings yields disaster, warns Kevin Cohen at The Wall Street Journal.

Trump’s chief of staff can’t sway a media that revels in Republican ridicule

Why, oh why, does every GOP administration fall in love with the idea of trying to win over the people who hate them?

Honor Norman Podhoretz, conservative giant, true man of letters — and my dad

Norman Podhoretz, a longtime NY Post columnist and editor of Commentary magazine, made the life of the mind a joyous sport.

The Bondi Beach nightmare: Letters to the Editor — Dec. 18, 2025

NY Post readers discuss concerns about the global rise of antisemitism after the terrorist attack at Bondi Beach.

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