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Mamdani to release documents on 9/11 health impacts before 25th anniversary

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced the release of more than 170,000 pages of records detailing air quality around Ground Zero in the months after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

Fox News Power Rankings: What’s in an economy?

Trump's economy approval sits at -33 points, but Democrats' competing visions on cost of living and inflation haven't won voters over either.

US rebuilding weapons stockpile could delay orders from allies

Patriot missile stockpiles have dropped to 36% of pre-Iran war levels as allies face delayed deliveries and U.S. rebuilds its defense inventory.

Mamdani’s top task to fix NYC schools: make kids show up

Asking NYC taxpayers to spend record sums on public education, only to have a...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 8

1987—While ten members of the American Bar Association’s judicial-evaluations committee sensibly give Supreme Court...

Review: Tom Lake by Ann Patchett

Ann Patchett's latest novel about family relationships and the pandemic makes for intelligent and absorbing fiction.

India’s successful moon landing another sign of the New Space Age

The world's largest democracy reached the moon this week. Huzzah!

It’s not just COVID that’s driven businesses away — imperiling NY

Gov. Andrew Cuomo before her told conservatives they “have no place in the state.” Yet here’s the big problem for progressives: If their agenda...

Don’t buy the hype on working women — OR ‘trad wives’

@AlpacaAurelius, an anonymous account on Twitter with over 300,000 followers, recently posted a photo of a beautiful woman in a moment of domestic bliss.

The week in whoppers: Megan Rapinoe misses the mark on ‘backlash,’ CNN reports on a fake Joe Biden and more

US soccer player Megan Rapinoe said the response to her team's performance at the 2023 World Cup is because of a current "huge backlash...

Tragedy, and hope, of New York City

New York remains, for better and worse, a center of the world, and so everything is more extreme here.

NY Times vindicates trans-clinic whistleblower Jamie Reed — Keep up the scrutiny

Jamie Reed blew the whistle on a pediatric gender clinic house of horrors in February. The national media attacked her, but now the New...

The first GOP debate: Letters to the Editor — Aug. 25, 2023

Post readers discuss the first Republican primary debate on Wednesday night in Milwaukee, Wisc.

Netflix’s ‘Painkiller’ tells only half the OxyContin story

Netflix’s six-part miniseries "Painkiller" vividly portrays Purdue Pharma’s reckless marketing of OxyContin. But it dismisses the caveat.

Want to end apartment warehousing? Ease up on rent-control laws

New Yorks rent control laws are cratering the city's housing supply.

Why I no longer feel safe walking around Philadelphia

Former President Donald Trump famously said a few years ago, “Bad things happen in Philadelphia.” He was heavily criticized, with many on the Left demonizing him and labeling the comment racist and untrue. And then, almost as if on cue, the city endured a violent crime wave of historical proportions. No one wanted to admit it, especially the Democrats that control the City of Brotherly Love, but bad things happen in Philadelphia - many bad things.

China’s stunning environmental hypocrisy over Fukushima water plan

In 2011, a massive earthquake struck Japan, causing cooling systems at the Fukushima nuclear plant to fail and a nuclear meltdown to occur. Since then, Japan has purified more than a million tons of contaminated water from the disaster site.

Republican debate: A snapshot of reaction from a GOP debate party at a Pennsylvania bar

VERONA, Pennsylvania — A group of Western Pennsylvania Republicans and independent voters, along with several tavern customers who decided to join in to watch, gathered at the iconic Hula Bar last night to see how the Republican primary candidates for president discuss the issues of the economy, national security, and education that matter most to voters.

Press plays up ridiculous ‘racism’ charge in killing of Karina Vetrano, ignoring all the facts

It has become fashionable of late to attack criminal convictions, regardless of the evidence, using “alleged” process errors.

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