Opinion

Mamdani’s hit on US military is economic idiocy — here’s the truth

Do the math, Zo: The United States spends immense amounts of money feeding and caring for the poor — far more than it does on war.

Young Americans’ success hides in plain sight — not college, but the trades

Many college graduates are buried in debt and struggling to find good-paying work —...

Fresh proof New York is paying a steep price for disastrous criminal-justice reforms

The proof is now in: Hobbling cops and making sure thugs walk free again...

Lindsay Clancy’s mistrial: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 8, 2026

NY Post readers discuss the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy ending in a mistrial...

Iran war rattles the economy, shakes up U.S. Senate races

Republicans Michael Whatley in North Carolina, Mike Rogers in Michigan and Ken Paxton in Texas have all stuck with their support for the unpopular U.S. war with Iran.

Reaction to Hamas massacre shows it’s time to decolonize the campus

Nothing has so vividly revealed the moral rot of our elite universities as the reaction to Hamas’ Oct. 7 massacre of Jews.

Powell plea’s real meaning, Iran’s power moves and other commentary

Ex-prosecutor: Powell Plea’s Real Meaning Former Trump attorney “Sidney Powell’s guilty plea in the Fulton County election-interference case,” explains National Review’s Andrew C. McCarthy, “signals...

Biden must reverse course on letting Iran sanctions lapse — or watch weapons pour into Gaza and Russia

Washington and its European allies just declined to prevent the expiration of UN missile and drone penalties against Iran

Work permits for illegal migrants stands exposed as a red herring, not a solution

So much for Gov. Kathy Hochul’s boasts after she (and others) got President Joe Biden to expand Temporary Protected Status for Venezuelan migrants.

Just like her father Elvis Presley, Lisa Marie was gone too soon

January brought the sudden loss of Elvis Presley's only child Lisa Marie Presley, 54.

Biden’s big aid pledges for Israel, Ukraine: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 23, 2023

NY Post readers discuss President Biden announcing plans for billions in aid to Israel, Ukraine and the Palestinians.

Bud Light’s new marketing campaign shouldn’t fool consumers

Anyone who watches football on Saturdays and Sundays has probably seen some of Bud Light’s new commercials. And then last week, during an off day, Taylor Swift’s boyfriend and Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce was seen watching a game with his brother in a suite while both were drinking Bud Light.

DEI’s boost to antisemitism and more: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 22, 2023

NY Post readers discuss DEI, the country's health care woes and more.

Biden’s age remains a significant concern for voters heading into 2024

The topic of President Joe Biden’s age has been a constant thorn in his side nearly the entire time he has been in office. Many consider the issue a serious concern, and judging by many of Biden’s mistakes, errors, gaffes, and odd actions, it is valid.

Leaker of Trump taxes worked for Biden donor that just won a big new IRS contract

The Internal Revenue Service recently awarded a lucrative contract to help modernize its computer databases to the same Washington firm, Booz Allen Hamilton, that employed the man who pleaded guilty last week to stealing and leaking thousands of private tax returns of wealthy Americans, including former President Trump, according to records reviewed by RealClearInvestigations.

Want to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion? Embrace meritocracy

In 2020, many American corporations and academic institutions adopted new policies to promote “diversity, equity, and inclusion” (DEI). Among these, Boston University decided to build an “anti-racist” research center around activist Ibram X. Kendi. Now, however, Kendi and his center are under fire for mismanaging resources and failing to deliver on the racial reconciliation they promised.

Lack of accountability breeds mistrust on IRS leak

With trust in the federal government at an all-time low, government officials should particularly avoid the appearance of bias and favoritism in all their actions.

Joe Biden is not up for the Israel-Hamas war challenge — but at least he’s awake for it

Desperate for good news in a world ready to explode, I found a report about growing concern among White House officials to be oddly...

The media war that could harm Israel most

Since Israel fell victim to unimaginable jihadi terror two long weeks ago, people have been wondering what they can do. They feel helpless. Well,...

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