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Judge sentences Feeding Our Future fraudsters who faked running child nutrition site

Ahmed Ghedi and Abdihakim Ahmed were sentenced to prison for roles in the Feeding Our Future pandemic fraud that stole millions in COVID relief.

Michigan Dem AG turns on El-Sayed over terror attack response, warns of mentality that ‘bothers me a lot’

Dana Nessel says Abdul El-Sayed's response to the Temple Israel attack appeared to make excuses for domestic terrorism targeting Jewish worshippers.

Mamdani ignites online firestorm after mourning death of inmate charged in grisly murder: ‘WTF are we doing?’

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's post mourning Clarence Woodward, a murder suspect who died on Rikers Island, sparked conservative outrage.

House GOP subpoenas doctor behind ‘Have My Baby in Miami’ birth tourism business

The House Oversight Committee subpoenaed the top doctor at Have My Baby in Miami to testify before Rep. Brandon Gill's panel on birth tourism.

One unexpected price surge most Americans don’t see is raising the stakes for Trump before November

President Donald Trump's housing affordability promise faces a new threat as diesel prices spike to $5.65 a gallon, driving up home construction costs.

Gavin Newsom using state resources for legal defense

Gavin Newsom is presumed innocent. He hasn't even been charged with anything yet — though he claimed earlier this week that federal agents have...

Giants pitchers school Pride activists in real diversity

San Francisco Giants team members committed the unpardonable sin of daring to think for themselves on Pride Night.

Liberal Hollywood gives Jan. 6 a close-up — again

You watched the scripted congressional hearings in 2022. Now here comes Jan. 6: The Movie.

Europe is crippling its own economies far more than any Trump tariff could

The Europeans have no tech sector, which makes a joke of France’s supposed goal of “tech sovereignty.”

Fast Takes: Singing the ActBlues, girl dads mobilized in Maine and more

ActBlue, the Democratic donation-processing behemoth, has “been criticized by its own stakeholders for being too careless in its compliance with campaign finance laws, too...

Move over Spice Girls — I’ll tell you what we really, really want in our food

Forget your calendar. Consider your stomach. Today it’s a tutorial on your spices.

Iran deal tosses a tremendous cash lifeline to terrorist regime

The Memorandum of Understanding between the United States and Iran hands the terrorist regime the one victory it could never have achieved on the...

Albany’s slavery-reparations farce takes another telling turn

Lawmakers clearly realize (but don’t dare admit) the idea is utterly nuts — and hope everyone just forgets about it.

NYC activists’ carriage-horse threats prove they’ll use any excuse to force a ban

It’s time to reject the hateful propaganda, and turn away from advocates whose politicized bias against carriage horses isn’t supported by science or medical...

Hochul and Mamdani still can’t figure out how — or if — the pied-à-terre tax scheme even works

Mamdani's people don't seem worried; after all, the mayor's already scored his social-media win — what else really matters?

The legendary ’26 Knicks: Letters to the Editor — June 18, 2026

NY Post readers discuss the New York Knicks’ first NBA championship win in 53 years.

Trump’s Iran deal secrecy was atrocious — and Vance’s dodging made it worse

It’s disgraceful that the administration was taking direction from the radical clerics of Iran on the “right way” to share a “peace agreement” with...

Did Democrats bet on the wrong horse for their political future?

Leaving no daylight between them, the Clintons have projected themselves to the public as a team, responsible for each other’s actions and successes. However, in doing so, it has not given the electorate much of a chance to discern between the successful domestic presidency of Bill Clinton, while accepting that Hillary Clinton was just not […]

Not following the example of President James Polk

A president orders the onset of hostilities — war — without authorization of Congress and without much in the way of making a case with the public. His troops win important victories and decapitate large parts of the government of the enemy. But in the enemy capital, no one surrenders or will even negotiate seriously.  […]

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