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Trump admin rebuffs Schiff, reopening massive Pacific oil reserve capable of 80% of regional production

The Trump administration reopens Santa Ynez Unit with 190 million barrels of recoverable oil after 2015 spill, facing resistance from Sen. Adam Schiff and Rep. Salud Carbajal, citing climate concerns.

Project 2025 architect Paul Dans to challenge Lindsey Graham

Project 2025 architect Paul Dans on Monday is launching a bid to primary Republican...

Trump says he’s reducing 50-day deadline for Russia to make Ukraine deal

President Trump said Monday that he will reduce the time frame for Russia and Ukraine to make a deal to end the war, creating a much tighter deadline than the 50-day limit he announced two weeks ago.

Trump says Gaza ceasefire needs to ‘get going’; EU needs to help with humanitarian crisis

President Trump on Monday said the European nations need to "step up" and assist with the growing humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Europe reacts to U.S. trade deal, with French prime minister calling it ‘a dark day’

European politicians and industries were happy to avoid a trade war with the U.S. but aren't thrilled with the terms of the truce, saying the bloc capitulated to President Trump and tariffs will hold them back.

State education honchos must end New York’s race-based STEM admissions — once and for all

Facing a federal lawsuit, SED will, for now, let schools enroll students in their STEM programs based just on economic need, rather than racial...

Love him or hate him —there’s never been a president like Donald Trump

Trump. Who may go down in history as USA’s one and only. The A-1 Trumper. Not what he says — what he does.

Thank the Supreme Court for helping Trump return power over America’s schools to parents

The Supreme Court’s decision to let Team Trump fire hundreds of Education Department employees hands him — and the nation — a double-barreled score.

Andrew Cuomo’s new plan to punish New Yorkers: He’s staying in the race

Andrew Cuomo was driven from the state house by members and then soundly defeated in the mayoral primary. Nonetheless, he's decided to force New...

The $90 billion AI investment Trump announced is an economic and national-security win

Today's announcement by President Donald Trump that America's biggest companies are investing $90 billion to turn Pittsburgh into a major hub for AI tech...

Andrew Cuomo’s independent run: Letters to the Editor — July 16, 2025

NY Post readers discuss ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s decision to stay in the New York City mayoral race as an independent.

Rise of Zohran Mamdani has Wall Street giving up on Gotham

The NYC Partnership threw a party — but no one really showed up.

There is no ‘genocide’ in Gaza — why the claim equals Holocaust denial

Critics' accusations against Israel are gaining steam, but their "genocide" rhetoric is false as a matter of fact, morality, logic and law — and...

‘Mayor Mamdani’ is NOT a done deal — these voters hold the key

Zohran Mamdani can be defeated in November, even if all the candidates stay in the race. A look at history proves it.

What Trump knows about ‘Superman’ — that Hollywood can’t comprehend

In James Gunn’s new film, America is nothing special. Neither, for that matter, is Superman. It's a bland and demoralizing vision all too typical...

How ‘charities,’ funded by your tax dollars, helped break immigration law

When violent riots erupted across Los Angeles in defiance of President Trump’s efforts to enforce federal immigration law, the uprising was not as spontaneous...

Passing the rescissions bill proves Republicans are serious about spending cuts

Washington is awash in empty promises. For years, politicians from both parties have talked about the need to rein in federal spending, yet the national debt has continued to climb, now surpassing a staggering $37 trillion. Voters are tired of the talk. They want action, and Republicans now have a rare opportunity to show we […]

The anniversary of Trump’s near-fatal rally: Letters to the Editor — July 15, 2025

Readers express concerns over unanswered questions in Trump’s failed assassination.

Democrats — the last word in politics and hypocrisy

In a way, Benjamin Disraeli, 19th-century founder of Britain’s Conservative Party, got it wrong when he said, “Finality is not the language of politics.” What he meant was that politics keeps moving along, changing things, so no referendum, election, or other isolated event is the last word on any matter of public opinion or policy. […]

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