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Trump’s Army secretary hunt takes shape as insiders float potential picks

Sean Parnell and Brian Mast are among names floated to replace Dan Driscoll as Secretary of the Army after his reported clashes with Pete Hegseth.

Gloria Steinem, feminist writer and activist, dead at 92

Feminist writer and activist Gloria Steinem has died at the age of 92, according to a statement posted on her Instagram page Thursday.

Convicted predators face lifetime barrier under GOP lawmaker’s sweeping victim protection bill

Rep. Abe Hamadeh's, R-Ariz., Kayleigh's Law passed the House unanimously, requiring lifetime no-contact orders for convicted sex crime and violent felony offenders.

AOC backs Florida Dem Angie Nixon for US Senate: ‘I’m proud to endorse her’

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez endorses Democratic Sunshine State U.S. Senate candidate and Florida state Rep. Angie Dixon, who is running against GOP Sen. Ashley Moody.

Her immigrant parents built a NYC grocery store from scratch. Now Mamdani’s experiment could end it

Josefina Aguirre's Spanish Harlem meat market faces a taxpayer-backed competitor just two blocks away under Zohran Mamdani's municipal grocery plan.

Medical debt isn’t a crisis

The Left has long insisted that medical debt is a national crisis and that the federal government needs to do something about it. They appear to have new ammunition in the form of an analysis published this month by the Peterson Center on Healthcare and KFF.  Nearly one in 12 adults — 20.4 million people — had medical debt in 2021, according […]

Why green hydrogen is a lot of hot air

One of the central tenets of the Biden administration’s energy policy is the pursuit of “green” hydrogen, defined as hydrogen manufactured with zero carbon...

Farmers across Europe grab their pitchforks and take to the streets to protest ‘absolute madness’

From Rome to Prague, farmers throughout Europe are protesting onerous and costly regulations from the European Union.

The immortality of New York pizza and more: Letters to the Editor — Feb. 24, 2024

NY Post readers discuss New York Pizza, Tucker Carlson's interview with Vladimir Putin and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Biden Report Card: Approval at 38%, reelection iffy

This week’s White House Report Card finds President Joe Biden still struggling to win more funding for Ukraine, sinking in public approval polls and unable to win a ceasefire in Gaza. But as pollster John Zogby noted in his weekly review, at least he isn’t former President Donald Trump who has to come up with […]

Will the new US sanctions against Russia make a difference?

Two years ago this Saturday, Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the full-scale invasion of his Ukrainian neighbor. On the eve of the anniversary (for lack of a better word), the Biden administration rolled out its most comprehensive sanctions package to date. A total of 500 Russian individuals and entities will now be barred from conducting any business with United […]

Joe Biden couldn’t have picked a worse time to betray Israel

President Biden couldn’t have picked a more critical moment to betray Israel with the verge of a major breakthrough in its bid to eradicate...

Chicago mayor’s epic flameout is a warning for Eric Adams and New York

Lord knows we have our problems with Mayor Adams, but all New Yorkers can at least feel relieved they're not suffering under Chicago's Mayor...

A landmark Finnish study is changing how we approach trans-kids

The movement backing gender-transition treatment for children is built on the claim that pediatric medical interventions are not only “medically necessary” – but truly...

Tim Scott’s endorsement of Trump over Haley ‘one of the easier decisions’ he’s ever made

EXCLUSIVE — Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) is having a big-time moment in conservative politics only a few months after dropping out of the Republican presidential primary. On the cusp of the South Carolina primary, Scott finds himself front and center of the drama, having endorsed former President Donald Trump over his fellow South Carolinian, former […]

Learn from Canada’s failed federal day care program

Expensive federal programs in the name of social engineering are the norm for left-leaning governments. That these programs backfire in some ways and do nothing in other ways is also totally predictable. The only unknown in such cases is exactly how these best-laid plans of planners will fail. Canada’s federally subsidized “$10 a day” child […]

America must take the world’s new Axis of Evil much more seriously — or else

China's approval of supporting Russia's invasion of Ukraine and with it almost being 2 years since the beginning of the war, it is only...

Hail Richie Torres, John Fetterman for standing up to pro-Hamas progressives

Rep. Ritchie Torres (D-Bronx) and Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) have criticized progressives's call for a cease-fire without an equal demand for Hamas to free...

Why NYC congestion pricing might hurt New Yorkers who don’t even drive more than anyone else

The MTA is planning to charge its $15 toll from 5:00 AM to 9:00 PM weekdays and 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM on weekends.

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