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Ukraine’s drone parade marches ahead — as the Pentagon veers the wrong way

Last month the US and Ukraine revealed radically different approaches to the future of warfare — and America seems to be taking a wrong turn.

Stephen A. Smith has some words for Democrats as he makes his 2028 plans clear

Sports broadcaster Stephen A. Smith has been bouncing around cable TV but insists he’s...

DOJ threatens to cut billions in welfare funding from states for failing to report illegal migrants

The Justice Department warns states they could lose billions in welfare funding if they fail to report illegal immigrants to DHS under new rules.

Trump’s new birthright citizenship order blocked by federal judge

President Trump's second attempt at an executive order limiting birthright citizenship was blocked by a federal judge, who said the president was trying to eat away at citizenship for some of the people the Supreme Court just ruled were entitled to it.

Pentagon orders mandatory testosterone tests for male troops 30 and older

The Pentagon's new mandatory testosterone deficiency screening for troops ages 30 and up includes mandatory blood tests and voluntary hormone replacement therapy for men.

Ukraine-aid debate can be solved with commonsense approach of giving the country loans instead

President Joe Biden has been unbelievably slow in getting Ukraine the weapons it needs, allowing the war to drag on indefinitely as casualties continue...

Putin proving his ambitions don’t stop at Ukraine

The day before Vladimir Putin’s long yearly address to parliament, politicians from Transnistria, a pro-Kremlin breakaway region of Moldova, asked Putin to “protect” it...

The week in whoppers: Hunter gaslights on Biden corruption, MSNBC writer smears GOP on voting rights and more

Hunter Biden claimed in his deposition for the impeachment probe of President Biden that he never involved his father in his business deals.

Data prove it: The Trump tax cuts soaked the rich

The latest IRS data on who bears the income-tax burden demonstrate yet again the benefits of lower tax rates over higher rates.

Queens couple’s squatter nightmare shows the madness of New York’s ‘tenant protections’

Retirees Susana and Joseph Landa are being terrorized by a squatter in their $2 million Queens home.

Colorado Democrats protect child sex trafficking

Of all the bills that a legislator should have the easiest time discerning how to vote, you would think that a bill to harshen consequences for child sex trafficking would be at the very top of the list. But in Colorado, Democrats in the state legislature decided that they couldn’t be bothered to pass legislation […]

Shocking double standard of support for Ukraine and Israel

As Ukraine enters its third year of war it is striking how committed political leaders of all parties are to that war.

Self-immolation protest against Israel: Letters to the Editor — March 1, 2024

NY Post readers discuss US airman Aaron Bushnell’s self-immolation protesting Israel’s killing of Palestinians in Gaza.

Let there be light: NY taxpayers deserve transparency on the $230 billion budget

New York good-government groups urged some bare-minimum steps for the Legislature to take bringing state budget-making out of the dark.

Mary Poppins isn’t racist

As if there weren’t enough issues going on in the world that really mattered, cinema enthusiasts across the pond have decided that Mary Poppins, the beloved Disney movie from 1964, was too risqué, controversial, and, well, “racist” for the eyes and ears of today’s uber-sensitive generation. The British Board of Film Classification rebranded the children’s […]

We can do more than just age verification to fight pornography

Passing age verification laws at the state level is not enough to destroy the pornography industry, but it is certainly a good start. This morning, the South Dakota state senate effectively killed an age verification bill, meant to require internet services that contain mature content to confirm the ages of users and prevent access for […]

Palestinian activist laments not being able to ‘hijack planes’ or ‘throw Molotovs’

When the terrorist group Hamas launched an unprovoked attack and preemptive strike against Israel on Oct. 7, many people were in shock and horror. Israel’s response has also created anger and resentment among Palestinian supporters. The conflict has stoked many emotions on both sides of the political spectrum. Yet, up until recently, no one was […]

Biden isn’t coming to save you, sanctuary cities

As Democratic-run sanctuary cities continue to struggle, the Democrats in charge of them need to recognize that President Joe Biden isn’t coming to their rescue. Denver’s latest struggle in dealing with the illegal immigrants it has invited into the country is, of course, money. The city is now going to cut the hours for some […]

Diplomatic Security Service management cuts standards and drains budgets on Vegas trips

The State Department’s Diplomatic Security Service is responsible for protecting the secretary of state, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, visiting foreign dignitaries other than heads of state, and U.S. embassies and diplomats abroad. The deadly 2012 terrorist attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi underlined the DSS’s small margin for error. But while […]

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