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Best of the Babylon Bee: Have experience in nuclear engineering? Check out Iran’s new job openings

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 edge off Hump Day.

Kristi Noem is ‘alert and recovering’ after trip to hospital over allergic reaction, official says

U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem was taken to the hospital on Tuesday after experiencing an allergic reaction, her spokeswoman said.

Trump is about to get us into war in Iran

In the end, Trump will use foreign policy to distract from his domestic political struggles.

Iran supreme leader responds to Trump: ‘We will never surrender’

Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei early Wednesday declared his nation "will never surrender" to threats from Israel's allies, including President Trump, amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. “It isn’t wise to tell the Iranian nation to surrender," Khamenei said in a post on social platform X. "What should the Iranian nation surrender...

Iran: US involvement in conflict with Israel risks ‘all-out war’

Iranian leaders issued a stark warning early Wednesday that any involvement of the U.S. military in its conflict with Israel could lead to an "all-out war." Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei, in an interview with Al Jazeera English, said “any American intervention would be a recipe for an all-out war in the region." The message...

How NYC is stepping up to stop attacks on Jews BEFORE they happen

The recent attacks on Jews in DC and Boulder, Colorado, are the latest in a growing pattern, but New York City is stepping up...

Washington is just not that into Elon Musk

It is unclear where President Donald Trump’s relationship with Elon Musk will go from here, there are already some signs the two of them might be making up, but what the incident has revealed is just how weak Mush is among Republicans on Capitol Hill… or as the kids might say, Washington is just not […]

Our Operation Spider Web drone attack proves no one should count Ukraine out

Our Operation Spider Web drone attack caused billions in losses for Putin, proving that Ukraine does, in fact, hold some cards while Putin lacks...

How the Trump-Musk split affects the administration’s social policy

President Donald Trump‘s recent split with Tesla CEO Elon Musk is the edge, or maybe just the hope, for which more traditional conservatives in the party have been waiting. This is especially true in the buildup to the administration’s release of policy recommendations for in vitro fertilization. Trump’s “baby boom” plans saw particular amplification under […]

Bishop Robert Barron won’t bend Christian social teaching to socialist demands

Tucker Carlson has long railed against credit card interest rates, repeatedly invoking historical prohibitions on usury as reason to ban current lending practices. When he proposed to his latest podcast guest that the proper punishment for contemporary creditors is “prison,” he probably didn’t expect pushback from a Catholic bishop. Though Carlson was right that the […]

Not all rainbows and sunshine for Pride

It is long known that liberals have poor mental health. For some of them, political violence is a given. The trend is obvious in most left-wing issues, from pro-Palestinian attacks to Black Lives Matter riots to Tesla burnings. Nowhere, though, is it more salient than within the transgender movement. One transgender-identifying male threatened to assassinate […]

China’s tech invasion is a national emergency

China’s Trojan horse could be on your roof. Last month, that was the warning from engineers in American solar farms, who found “kill switches,” a mechanism designed to shut down or disable a device, in Chinese-made solar parts when doing a security check. These parts are already embedded in homes, businesses, and utilities across the country. They could be […]

Medicaid is broken. Let’s fix it before it’s too late

America is facing a Medicaid crisis — and not because the program is too small or too stingy. The real problem isn’t funding. It’s priorities. It’s accountability. And it’s whether Medicaid as we know it can survive the next decade. The House-passed reconciliation bill, the one “big, beautiful bill,” takes long-overdue steps to protect Medicaid for […]

Does stopping Trump’s tariffs risk nuclear war?

Does adherence to the separation of powers risk nuclear war? The federal government seems to think so. Fortunately, the U.S. Court of International Trade last week struck down President Donald Trump’s tariffs as unlawful in companion cases brought by small businesses and 12 states. But the litigation will continue, likely up to the U.S. Supreme […]

Can Elon Musk kill the bill?

Days after his exit from his role in the Trump administration as the head of the Department of Government Efficiency, Elon Musk is once again throwing his weight around, this time to oppose the president’s embattled “big, beautiful bill.” On X, Musk excoriated the spending bill, calling it “the debt slavery bill” that “contains the largest increase in […]

Legacy media seek no redemption

The legacy media seem beyond redemption. They’re like Macbeth, so steeped in blood that going back would be as tedious as continuing onward. So outlets that supposedly write the first draft of history remain determined to distort and deceive rather than enlighten their readers. You’d think their humiliating exposure as cover-up artists for former President […]

Sooner or later AR-15 bans will be found unconstitutional 

The Supreme Court is apparently too busy to uphold rights that are explicitly protected in the Bill of Rights.  This week, the court denied certiorari in two cases challenging “assault weapon” bans in Maryland and Rhode Island. The ban in Maryland, where prohibitive regulations make it unconstitutionally difficult for law-abiding citizens to obtain any guns, […]

America must get real about its uranium crisis

Today, we are witnessing what happens when an adversary nation has a near monopoly position into essential raw materials. China produces over 90% of the world’s rare earth magnets. It mines and refines about 70% of the world’s rare earth minerals. It is using its economic stranglehold over these essential inputs into America’s domestic production of defense systems, vehicles, […]

The human contact cost of ditching the commute

Nobody misses the commute. Nobody misses picking up the suit at the dry cleaner. Everyone appreciates being able to make the doctor’s appointment at 11 a.m. on a Tuesday. But maybe, just maybe, working from home doesn’t really make workers happier. Fully remote workers are less likely than the average worker to report themselves to […]

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