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AG James’ Trump obsession: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 7, 2026

Post readers discuss New York AG Letitia James’ aide allegedly ordering staff to target people associated with President Trump — and her Michigan counterpart saying Jews “have a moral...

Entitled influencers treating the US Open like their personal movie sets are ruining the action for real fans

We're all sick of influencers invading and spoiling everything — including live sports —...

Meta lost $16.7 billion. You just lost your digital privacy

It’s easy to feel a certain schadenfreude over news of Meta’s $16.7 billion settlement with almost every state attorney general. Sometimes bad things happen to bad corporations. It’s hard not to cheer. For years, Meta has largely gone unchecked as it employed a business model that basically amounted to psychologically manipulating people through Skinnerian principles […]

I’m in the cannabis business. Don’t believe the hemp lobby’s flip-flop on ‘gas station weed’ 

It’s not often in Washington, D.C. that a special interest group directly contradicts itself, but the Hemp Roundtable did just that.  In 2022, the Associated Press exposed how chemists were chemically processing CBD extracted from hemp to produce delta-8 THC, an intoxicating compound. A loophole in the 2018 Farm Bill opened the floodgates to unregulated […]

Terrifying the public about COVID or other health concerns is bad for their health

Back around 2010, just before Halloween, a reporter friend retweeted a local police department’s warning to check your kids’ candy for drugs or razor blades or something like that. I asked, “Is there any evidence of something like that ever happening?”

Startling surprises in latest Census numbers

How’s America doing? Government statisticians provide mounds of data that provide useful clues, and none more so than the Census Bureau’s estimates of population, announced in the holiday weeks at the end of each calendar year. The latest numbers measure the estimated population of each state as of last July 1 as compared to the constitutionally required decennial Census dated April 1, 2020.

Ceasefire rejection underscores why Hamas must go

Hamas and its Islamic Jihad allies this week rejected an Egyptian proposal for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza. This was a ringing reminder that the conflict Hamas began with its slaughter of 1,200 innocents in Israel on Oct. 7 cannot end until Hamas has been destroyed. It is a renewed reminder, too, that despite constant claims from leftist protesters in the West, it is only Hamas that prevents an end to hostilities.

Joe Biden poured the gasoline, now our enemies are burning the Middle East

Most worrisome: Iran is on the cusp of nuclear breakout. 

Canceling Christmas is par for course for those who back Hamas’ terror

The attacks on Christmas festivities over the weekend make perfect sense: After all, compared to the baby butchering, rapes and mass slaughter perpetrated by...

Bolivia’s tyrannical regime has held a leading opposition figure prisoner for a year now

Like Bolivia’s more than 200 other political prisoners, Camacho has yet to face trial.

After Grand Central stabbing, Mayor Adams’ response shows he missed crime train

The suspect in the stabbing, Steven Hutcherson, is yet another troubled vagrant.  

Justices must toss Colo. ruling, the new oldest hatred and other commentary

The Supreme Court should “unanimously” overturn Colorado’s ruling booting Donald Trump from the ballot, insists law prof Samuel Moyn at The New York Times.

Congress should compel current and former UN leaders to explain their failures

The United Nations could not function without the United States. While every U.N. member must contribute to the organization’s budget to fund administrative costs, the U.S. contributes more than others. In 2023, the U.N. asked the U.S. to provide its usual 22% of its operating budget and asked taxpayers to foot the bill for 27% of peacekeeping expenses, although Congress caps this donation at 25%. Put another way, the U.N. charges the U.S. almost twice as much as China, five times as much as fellow Security Council members France and the United Kingdom, and nine times as much as Russia.

‘Swatting’ should carry tougher penalties and be vigorously prosecuted

Two more high-profile cases of "swatting" should provide a reminder to everyone that swatting must be treated as a serious crime and prosecuted to the fullest extent of tougher laws.

Depraved pro-terrorist protesters try to cancel Christmas as politicians coddle them

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators tried to cancel Christmas at Rockefeller Center Monday; there were scuffles, some arrests, and a cop was injured — all in all,...

Your tax dollars are paying for the ‘rights for migrants’ legal scam

You’re paying to be legally coerced into providing more for migrants, even at the cost of cutting vital city services. It’s absurd, but it’s about...

Criminal justice reformers can’t stop misleading the public

The logic behind criminal justice reform and combatting overpopulation in prisons is a twisted pretzel that relies on misleading and misdirecting the public at the expense of its own safety.

NYC’s devastating congestion pricing plan will kill New Yorkers — literally

The plan to charge drivers $15 to enter certain parts of Manhattan will likely cause a shortage of EMTs and paramedics, which will quite...

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