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Trump says Putin call coming ‘very soon’ as US tracks suspected plague death in Russia

President Donald Trump says he'll speak with Vladimir Putin "very soon" as his administration tracks a suspected pneumonic plague death in Siberia.

France’s riots are no ordinary protests — they’re an intifada in the heart of Europe

What started late last month as a protest about underfunded public schools has morphed...

Oct. 7 sadly taught Jews that we stand alone

The planet has turned upside-down.

Happy 30th birthday to Fox News — the network that changed the world

Fox News Channel is 30 years young today, and America — and the world...

Elliot Page is terribly wrong about gender surgery and hormones for minors

After NYU Langone Hospital agreed to end gender care for minors, Trans actor Elliot...

Biden’s illegal climate czar cashes in

It has become impossible to deny that both Hunter and James Biden have profited from access to President Joe Biden, so Democratic Party apologists have fallen back on claiming Biden never changed policy to benefit his family.  They won’t have that excuse when they defend new climate czar John Podesta’s role in suspending liquefied natural […]

Private K-12 programs ditch classics for race-obsessed classes, woke activism

Nearly three years ago, I mailed a letter to every parent of the Brearley School, an elite all-girls Manhattan private school that my daughter...

Andrew Cuomo: Yes, I approved congestion pricing but it’s time to hit the brakes

He advocated for congestion pricing and signed it into law as governor in 2019. But Cuomo says he opposes the $15 charge for drivers...

Biden may be losing voters but he sure knows how to buy them back

President Biden’s weaknesses are obvious, but his $7.3 trillion budget proposal this week and State of the Union address Thursday are reminders of just...

Booing of AG Letitia James was juvenile, distasteful but FDNY bosses should’ve stopped it

We should also be clear about one thing: The behavior exhibited was no different than from past events.

Laken Riley’s life was worth no less than George Floyd’s

Georgia nursing student Laken Riley was bludgeoned to death, allegedly at the hands of an illegal migrant, Jose Ibarra, who is a member of...

Don’t be surprised if Prince Harry tries to wiggle his way back into the royal family

Prince Harry wants to return to the royal family in some capacity, according to royal expert Lady Colin Campbell.

FDNY’s censure of firefighters who booed Tish is a disgrace

Some unlikely FDNY higher-ups are stuck trying to smoke out firefighters who dared boo Attorney General Letitia James and (maybe worse) chanted "Trump" at...

Bank-breaker-in-chief Joe Biden proves he can’t be trusted with your dollars

The release of President Biden’s latest monstrous budget "plan" proves Bank-Breaker Joe is still at it — happy to promise the moon to buy...

Team Biden’s Ramadan nonsense, obsessively fact-checking satire and other commentary

The “idea that it is wrong to fight an Islamic country during the holy month of Ramadan” is “nonsense,” explains Elliot Kaufman, as Muslim nations have...

Three boos for AG Letitia James: Letters to the Editor — March 12, 2024

NY Post readers discuss an investigation after firefighters booed NY Attorney General Letitia James at a ceremony.

Biden should draw red lines for Hamas — not Israel

An Israeli victory over Hamas is now a red line for a president surrendering to a pro-Hamas political base.

Public sector unions are a threat to democracy

For all the talk from Democratic politicians about “threats to democracy,” not nearly enough attention is being paid to the public sector unions that the party panders to fighting against democracy in California. Last week, voters in San Francisco passed Proposition F, which requires drug screening and treatment for certain recipients of cash welfare. This […]

Supreme Court unwisely ducks campus speech issue

Rarely does a fortnight pass without me being discouraged by yet another refusal by the Supreme Court to grant a hearing for some case that I think is of pressing importance. The justices did it again last week, with collegiate free speech rights this time the victim of the court’s undue reticence. The Washington Examiner […]

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