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Woke LA censors beloved history musicals after Native American complaint – then Texas swoops in

It was a typical school day in December 1995.  I was teaching fifth grade. The topic was the Constitutional Convention.  Fifteen minutes into the lesson, it was clear that...

Armed assailant lunged at candidate for Ohio governor at fair, campaign says

An armed assailant lunged at the Democratic candidate for Ohio governor, Amy Acton, on Sunday during a campaign stop at the Canfield Fair, injuring several people, campaign officials said.

Trump posts map labeling New Mexico as ‘New America’ after online hoax

President Trump on Sunday posted a map of New Mexico labeled "New America" following the spread of a since-debunked online hoax claiming he had signed an executive order renaming the state. The map Trump shared on Truth Social showed a large "X" over "Mexico" in the state's name, with the word "America" labeled below it....

At least five dead, others hospitalized after plane overshoots Miami runway

At least five people are dead following an Amazon cargo plane crash at Miami International Airport (MIA), Miami-Dade County officials confirmed Sunday afternoon. The airplane overran the airport's runway at around 2 p.m., according to airport officials. The fatal crash initially caused a complete ground stop at MIA, though two of its four runways are...

Trump says White House helipad work is done after August project restart

President Trump on Sunday announced that the White House helipad — which was redone at his request last month — has been completed. Trump posted a photo on Truth Social of former President Eisenhower on the White House lawn before departing in an Air Force H-13J helicopter in July 1957, becoming the first U.S. president...

Can philosophical opposites get along?

Tired of polarizing rancor, food-fight media, and constant "gotcha" bickering? Try befriending someone from the "other side" whose views differ greatly from your own. You might learn a lot. We did.

OpEd: Why republics outlive democracies

“The national will is the supreme law of the Republic and on all subjects within the limits of his constitutional powers should be faithfully obeyed by the public servant.” – Martin Van Buren

Finish the border wall

President Joe Biden has attempted to convince people that the border is looking “much better” than expected. But the public is smart — it won’t be fooled by the Biden administration’s feeble efforts to divert attention from the 10,000 illegal crossings per day just this fall. When nearly the population of my home county in Iowa is crossing our border every day, no amount of spin can cover up the drug smuggling, human trafficking, and national security threats that come with it.

Send Hamas supporters back home

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) upset many on the Left this month when he promised that, as president, he would revoke the student visa of any foreign protester supporting Hamas and send them home.

Ukraine deserves major praise for maritime wins, beating back Russia along Black Sea

Ukraine’s 2023 counteroffensive has disappointed many in the West who were hoping for breakthroughs like last year’s liberation of Kharkiv and Kherson.

Railroaded Derek Chauvin’s foes are out for his blood in prison and his case

The Minneapolis cop convicted of murdering George Floyd in 2020 has been thoroughly scrubbed of his personhood, let alone his rights. 

It’s not migrants — saving New York City requires union concessions

It’s a transparent attempt by Adams to lock in big labor’s support for his own mayoral reelection — never mind that he’s selling out...

Raucous ‘pro-Palestine’ protests are killing NYC’s recovery

As the tourist-dependent holiday season gets under way, New York is ill-prepared for a repeat of George Floyd summer, winter edition.

A test for Trump and his rivals — in just six weeks

A little more than six weeks before the Iowa caucuses, the race for the Republican presidential nomination looks like it’s over before it’s begun.

Israel’s ‘unconditional’ right, NJ’s ballot corruption and other commentary

Mideast desk: Israel’s ‘Unconditional’ Right The United Nations and President Biden claim Israel’s right to self-defense must be balanced with an imperative to protect...

The New York Times discovers school-lockdown learning loss — three years late

It must be exhausting to work for The New York Times, to study the world like an army of Captain Renaults, suddenly "shocked, shocked!" to discover...

Timothy Cardinal Dolan’s family visit NYC for the first time

Thanksgiving for Timothy Cardinal Dolan meant 10 relatives in from a place called Missouri. New Yorkers have heard of it. Only nobody knows where it is.

Rioting for Palestine? The left keeps displaying its utter ignorance

A lot of “pro-Palestine” demonstrations strike us as remarkably juvenile — not so much reaching out to persuade fellow Americans as acting out in...

Zelensky’s ominous warning: Letters to the Editor — Nov. 27, 2023

NY Post readers discuss Volodymyr Zelensky's call for more aid and the Biden administration’s proposed aid package.

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