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AOC’s dramatic retelling of Cornell rape allegations collides with complaint details

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's graphic account of the Cornell sexual assault case differs from the civil complaint, prosecutors' statements and Cornell University's response.

EXCLUSIVE: Supreme Court prayer grotto case could impact ‘every single zoning law’ in America, attorney says

The Supreme Court agreed to hear a Kentucky Catholic church's fight over a prayer grotto, a case that could reshape RLUIPA zoning law nationwide.

Inside the US Olympic pipeline: How universities create world-class athletes

Athletics are about more than what happens on the field. At their best, college...

Soros-backed advocates battle newborn drug tests — with deadly results

Activists claim racism drives drug tests for newborns and pregnant women — but they...

Trump must level with the public to face down Dem fearmongering as the economy gains ground

Economic statistics don't change anyone's vote, but the realities behind the numbers do.

Enforce the border laws on the books

More than 6 million immigrants have been arrested after illegally crossing the southern border since President Joe Biden entered the White House, almost triple the number who did so under the previous administration, and we still have nine months to go.  Biden has released more than half of those immigrants into the country to go […]

How the government is hurting environmentalism

Federal interference is actually making it harder for "green" initiatives to be approved and fix the globe.

Schools are teaching kids to ‘feel’ antisemitic

Current curricula around the war in Gaza are making anti-Jewish sentiments even worse by prioritizing emotions over reason when talking about Israel.

Organized labor paid the price for embracing illegal migrants

There’s a paradox when it comes to unions in America in 2024: On the one hand, approval for labor unions is higher than it’s been since...

The benefits of a bilingual education and more: Letters to the Editor — April 14, 2024

NY Post readers sound off on bilingual education in public schools, Caitlin Clark's legacy, and Terrence the octopus' captivity.

Joe Biden lies and lies and lies because he’s never had to pay any price

President Joe Biden lies about everything: the economy, Israel, Nelson Mandela and more. It's up to voters to may him pay the price in...

White House Report Card: Inflation, Bidenomics choking the nation

This week’s White House Report Card finds President Joe Biden being hobbled by a new surge of consumer inflation, threatening his reelection chances and delaying an interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve. Instead of reversing his high-spending ways, however, the president unveiled plans for more to be dumped into deadbeat student loans, an election-year […]

Reza Pahlavi — the man who could have been Shah

Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi – the son of the last Shah of Iran and heir to the Peacock Throne – hasn’t been home in...

Net neutrality push is yet another big-government power-grab by Biden

With the swearing-in of President Biden's nominee Anna Gomez as commissioner last September, the Federal Communications Commission has the numbers to reinstate "net neutrality."

How one man learned about his father’s past in the Holocaust

Allen Hershkowitz is brining the story of his parents, who survived the Holocaust, to hate-filled Nashville.

On DEI, it’s OK for conservatives to say, ‘I told you so’

Last week, Charlamagne tha God, the influential black comedian and radio host, did a spot on Comedy Central’s The Daily Show that skewered the diversity, equity, and inclusion industry. The segment seemed to stun the studio audience silent and caused a fierce backlash on social media from DEI proponents.  Four years removed from the near […]

The White House’s dishonest attack on Republicans

The president who was supposed to bring back “civility” is instead taking cheap shots at his political opponents. The Biden White House is on the warpath against Republicans who are opposing its latest attempt to force taxpayers to absorb people’s student loan debt, calling them out for perceived hypocrisy.  From White House social media channels […]

Taxpayers shouldn’t subsidize NPR’s bias

An insider account of National Public Radio published last week provides the latest evidence that the federal government should stop contributing money to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. The original reasons for taxpayer support for TV and radio programming have long since been superseded by technological advances. With federal debt levels as large as the […]

Joe Biden’s latest student-debt ‘forgiveness’ ploy is a sign of desperation

The Supreme Court slapped down President Biden's $430 billion mega-sellout in June 2023 over its absurd use of a post-9/11 law meant to help...

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