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Iran’s huge mistake, Newsom’s contempt for the press and other commentary

“For the first time in decades, American military power in the Middle East deployed against Iran is coupled with a commander in chief who isn’t afraid to use it.”

They’re not ‘encampments’ — they’re gang shanties

It’s not just poverty that keeps people on the streets. Criminal gangs use the...

Ted Lieu hates ‘disinformation’ —except his own

Lieu is known for sensational claims like claiming that "Trump is broke." In an...

Time to retire TACO — Operation Epic Fury’s crystal clear message to Putin, Xi

Among the many, many reverberations of Operation Epic Fury, it’s clearly time to retire...

From Colorado to Virginia, blue states try California’s failing model

Colorado used to be the West's answer to California — all the mountains, none...

Bad billionaires

Billie Eilish, the Generation Z pop star famous for her song “bad guy,” has decided there’s a new bad guy in town, and it’s not her; it’s billionaires. “If you’re a billionaire, why are you a billionaire?” she asked onstage at a recent event to celebrate innovators. “No hate, but, yeah, give your money away.” […]

Filibuster follies: Bipartisan threats to the Senate’s wall against chaos

The federal government has been shut down for over a month, and political finger-pointing has persisted since it began. Republicans claim that they have passed clean continuing resolutions that get blocked in the Senate, while Democrats argue that Republicans and President Donald Trump are refusing to negotiate, particularly over the issue of expanded Obamacare subsidies. […]

Democrats’ off-year wins remind us why the filibuster is needed

President Donald Trump again called on Republican senators to end the filibuster this month, a pitch he has made many times before. Thankfully, Senate Republican leadership responded with a strong “no,” as this month’s election results, contrary to Trump, demonstrate why the filibuster is necessary to protect federalism while also allowing voters to be held […]

Trump’s tidal surge: Keeping the cartel strikes in historical perspective

The Caribbean sun hung low over the turquoise swells, a deceptive calm masking the venom slithering beneath. In September, a U.S. military strike targeted a Venezuelan speedboat, laden with illegal drugs bound for American shores, in international waters south of the region. The vessel, allegedly tied to the Tren de Aragua gang, erupted in flames, killing all […]

Trump administration and social trends have led to major reversal in transgender debate

On a cold day in Kansas earlier this year, Chloe Cole testified in front of the state Senate Committee on Public Health and Welfare on Senate Bill 63, the “Help Not Harm Act.” It would prohibit healthcare providers from performing “gender-affirming” surgeries or prescribing puberty blockers and hormones for minors. She explained how she was […]

The MAGA civil war begins: Can conservative institutions figure out what to do?

The MAGA supremacy lasted almost exactly a year. On Nov. 5, 2024, Donald Trump won back the White House as the first president to secure nonconsecutive terms since Grover Cleveland’s second win in 1892. The Republican Party retained its majorities in the House of Representatives and regained the Senate, marking the first time the Republicans […]

Democrats’ ‘immunity by insanity’ carries Virginia

MANASSAS, Virginia — Sometimes in politics, the other side is doing something so bad it makes you crazy to even talk about it. Let’s call it “immunity by insanity.” Democrats’ sweep in Virginia‘s 2025 elections is a prime example. Democrats were stuck with a radical and unpopular adherence to gender ideology, and Republicans pointed out […]

Nick Fuentes is a portent of where conservatism is heading

Bootleggers and Baptists. The public choice economist Bruce Yandle coined the phrase to describe how apparently opposed groups might have a shared interest in government regulation — in that case, Prohibition. I wonder, though, whether his concept has a wider application. Which political groups benefit most from the Donald Trump presidency? His own supporters, naturally; […]

Why so many New Yorkers were swayed by the lies of socialism and Zohran Mamdani

On Tuesday, New Yorkers — by a slight majority, but a majority nonetheless — endorsed Zohran Mamdani and the proud, unrepentant form of socialism...

Ozempic for all — Trump the deal-maker aims to make America slim again

GLP-1 drugs make it easier to lose weight, and to avoid associated serious health problems — and President Trump's latest deal will bring down...

A record-breaking shutdown: Letters to the Editor — Nov. 7, 2025

NY Post readers discuss the current government shutdown in its 37th day, now the longest in American history.

Affordability is an urgent and burning issue, Mr. President — Americans want action

President Trump campaigned on making life more affordable. ­Inflation may have been tamed to 2%-3%, which is positive, yet prices aren’t going down as...

How do two privileged New Jersey teens get seduced by ISIS?

Two teenagers from one of New Jersey’s wealthiest suburbs were arrested this week for allegedly plotting to join ISIS and carry out mass killings...

Google’s biased AI accused me of rape — shut down its rampant lies

Google's Gemma large language fabricated an elaborate criminal allegation against me — and it's not the first time the company's products have smeared and...

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