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‘Christ is King’ under siege: Evangelicals warn phrase is being weaponized by hate groups

The phrase "Christ is King" is being coopted by fringe elements, say the authors of a new scientific study on online engagements and more.

Easter is the light shining in the darkness

It’s easy to forget how strange the story of Jesus’s resurrection is, or how it might sound to someone hearing it for the first time. The broad strokes — God became human, taught and healed, was crucified by those he loved, and then rose from the dead — might cause a curious alien to tilt […]

Finding hope this Easter

He is risen! The meaning of Easter has strengthened throughout my life, but the overarching theme remains strong. My hope is in Jesus.  According to a recent Gallup poll, “hope” is the top attribute used to describe positive leaders. The study showed hope is the most important quality people are looking for in a leader […]

The US has always been a nation of faith-based values

As Holy Week descended across the world, the Trump administration sent a shocking yet refreshing message to Americans, “renew[ing] its promise to defend the Christian faith in our schools, military, workplaces, hospitals, and halls of government.” These words are a welcome sight, especially after the horrors inflicted by the Biden-Harris administration over the previous four […]

Most Americans in new survey believe their job is meaningful to society

Most Americans say they believe their job is meaningful to society, a new survey found. According to the survey, released last week by YouGov, 62 percent of adult U.S. workers with full- or part-time jobs say they are meaningful. Just 20 percent of Americans say their jobs are not making meaningful contributions to the world,...

No-fun politicians target gambling — but not rotten-odds state lotteries

The same political bullies who want to ban "risky" gambling don't propose banning the worst form of it — their own state lotteries.

Trump’s tariff pause rightly resets the global trade conversation to: What to do about China?

President Donald Trump took “yes” for an answer Wednesday, pausing for three months most of his reciprocal tariffs to allow for one-on-one negotiations with...

Stop paroling New York cop killers: Letters to the Editor — April 10, 2025

NY Post readers discuss the slew of violent criminals released by former Gov. Andrew Cuomo-appointed Parole Board.

Trump’s tariff tumult could blow up NY’s budget — but Hochul won’t face facts

Wall Street accounts for a larger chunk of NY tax revenue than any other industry — so the stock market’s rollercoaster ride should make...

The unholy alliance behind cop killers’ parole: ex-cons, George Soros and two NY governors

Some crimes are so depraved that the perpetrator should never be allowed to breathe free air, assassinating a police officer tops that list.

Support for larger child tax credit spreads to Senate GOP

Taxpaying American parents have been hit with a tax hike yearly since 2018 because inflation has eaten up 25% of the value of the $2,000 child tax credit, or CTC. In response, Freshman Senator Jim Banks (R-IN) is taking up the pro-family banner in the Senate, introducing a bill to increase the CTC to $3,000 […]

Musk’s disagreements on tariffs prove his status as an adviser

Among critics of President Donald Trump‘s sweeping “Liberation Day” tariffs was top administration adviser Elon Musk. In a Saturday interview, Musk expressed his hope that the U.S. would become a “zero-tariff” nation with Europe. “I hope it is agreed that both Europe and the United States should move, ideally, in my view, to a zero-tariff […]

Pro-crime Andrew Cuomo and Zohran Mamdani, meet your NYC running mate: Soho stabber Muslim Brunson

The alleged slasher is the paradigmatic example of the left’s failure on crime. 

John Oliver’s alternate reality

John Oliver, most known for being an unfunny leftist masquerading as a comedian, has created an uproar by criticizing bans on transgender athletes in women’s sports on an episode of his show, Last Week Tonight. A member of the “L” part of the LGBT club, tennis legend Martina Navratilova had weighed in on a recent […]

The Resistance 2.0 power rankings: April

The power vacuum at the top of the Democratic Party has created a fresh competition to steer its ship through the political wilderness. Contenders have emerged from across the Democratic sweep: Squad sisters, media mouths, graying senators, and motley liberal luminaries vie for the influence and notoriety that come with being “the face” of the […]

Is Jared Polis more radical than Gavin Newsom?

Colorado‘s radical bill that would make “misgendering” illegal and take child custody away from parents who do not buy into transgender delusions passed in both chambers. Now, it’s up to Gov. Jared Polis (D-CO) to decide whether it will become law. Will he prove more radical than Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA)? Colorado Democrats decided that […]

The US must step up its artificial general intelligence game

“What distinguishes leaders from laggards and greatness from mediocrity is the ability to uniquely imagine what could be,” American author Robert Fritz once boldly asserted. This quote applies well to the fact that the U.S. edge in artificial intelligence systems is dwindling by the day. The stakes are increasing, however, with artificial general intelligence on […]

The ‘Embryo Question’ relies on an empty premise

After three long essays in the New York Times’s “Embryo Question,” the series ends with a stunning confession of complete indecision about what the human embryo is  — aside from the assertion that “Their meaning can only ever be contingent.” If it sounds like nothingness, that is the premise. The first essay in the series […]

Best of the Babylon Bee: China retaliates tariffs by putting worse fortunes into cookies and more

Every week, The Post will bring you our picks of the best one-liners and stories from satirical site the Babylon Bee to take the...

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