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Fast Takes: French lefty’s cold calculations, feeding the anti-ICE flames and other commentary

France’s riots are “ostensibly about declining public services,” observes The Wall Street Journal’s editorial...

I spent years trying to make friends as an adult in LA — then the answer barked at me

I have three dogs in my life, and every single one of them is...

Grow up, WNBA — enough with the National Anthem boycott

Championship series are supposed to bring fans together around great sportsmanship — but the...

Trump’s Russian diesel deal: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 20, 2026

NY Post readers discuss President Trump pausing sanctions against Russia and purchasing a large...

Don’t make Fort Hood terrorist Nidal Hasan’s execution a public spectacle — and him a martyr

Savage Islamic terrorist Nidal Hasan deserves the death penalty, nothing less. But the idea of broadcasting his execution publicly — livestreaming it! — is...

Slammed on the brakes to save a life? Your insurance app just penalized you

To a consumer dealing with inflation, the pitch sounds great: download an app, let your insurer track your driving, and watch your premium drop. Major carriers present usage-based insurance as a fair system that lets safe drivers escape expensive, generalized risk pools. Yet a different reality is emerging for drivers using State Farm’s Drive Safe […]

How 38,000 AI songs might be the biggest shift in Bible access since Gutenberg

Few things seem further apart than artificial intelligence and the Bible. AI is built to generate, adapt, and constantly produce something new. The Bible has endured for thousands of years precisely because generations of believers have fought to preserve its words. Yet I have spent the past year or so bringing the two together. IN […]

With the Cornell 7, celebrities want ‘vibes justice,’ not the law

"The View" co-host Sunny Hostin provided a sober legal analysis on the fraught Cornell 7 rape allegations without bringing her usual racial and cultural...

How Silicon Valley’s AI tech culture gave birth to a trans death cult

In January 2016, Jack LaSota, a 23-year-old aspiring tech entrepreneur from Alaska, headed to Silicon Valley with big dreams.

NYC teacher’s outrageous pro-terror comments: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 12, 2026

The Issue: PS 77 teacher Damien Neva’s text praising the mastermind of the Oct. 7 massacre in a group chat. Damien Neva — the...

It’s time conservatives admit it: Citizens United broke states’ rights

Conservatives have spent years claiming Washington holds too much power. We make this argument about education, land use, energy, healthcare, elections, you name it. A republic of 50 sovereign states wasn’t built for every political disagreement to end with Washington’s decision. Utah should run itself like Utah. Montana should get to be Montana. But there’s […]

An ‘Epic’ failure: I paid my hospital bill — then their AI demanded $27,000 more

I paid for my medical care. Then I received $27,000 in bills for services I had already paid for. When I spoke with the hospital on Oct. 6, I was given an explanation that should concern every American who has ever opened a medical bill: According to the hospital, an AI-enabled process within its Epic […]

Copy, paste, sue: How class-action lawyers turn morning news into cash

On Nov. 14, 2023, STAT News published an investigation into how a UnitedHealth subsidiary used an algorithm to shape the length of Medicare Advantage rehab stays. By the end of the same day, a class-action complaint against UnitedHealth was on file in federal court. It cited STAT reporting from its March and November articles repeatedly, […]

A MAGA bar is triggering tourists: Why anti-Trump rage doesn’t work in Thailand

In Thailand, even a bar called Trump Tower can trigger the woke Left. In Jomtien, a beach town two hours south of Bangkok, the MAGA-themed watering hole has become a target of online fury from Western expats who call it everything from a “den of pedophilia” to a “tribute to the orange pedo hero.” So […]

Stop trying to clean up Richard Nixon’s filthy legacy

The best way to make history, Winston Churchill wrote, is to write it. And the best way to revise history is to get a bunch of people to lie their heads off. That’s what’s happening right now with regard to Richard Nixon’s reputation, which has lain rightfully in tatters for half a century, due to […]

We built a Frankenstein Congress: Thirty-four laws, 2,000 hearings, and ‘gotcha’ politics eating us alive

The public is exhausted, and rightfully so. We are witnessing a systemic failure of our federal government, driven by a legislature that has entirely abandoned its primary duty. Instead of focusing on the tangible, urgent needs of the citizens they serve, lawmakers have allowed Capitol Hill to mutate. We are no longer governed by a […]

Modern science can reverse heart disease. Washington prefers cheap statins

A quiet algorithmic coup recently reshaped American medicine. The American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association released their updated dyslipidemia guidelines. By retiring older risk calculators in favor of the new Predicting Risk of Cardiovascular Disease EVENTS, or PREVENTS, equations, these centralized medical bodies expanded the age range for primary cardiovascular prevention up […]

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