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Ontario premier wants Republicans to lose House and Senate over Trump’s trade war

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he hopes Republicans lose the House and Senate in the midterms to hold President Donald Trump accountable for the trade war with Canada.
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Mamdani heads to 9/11 memorial despite 110,000-signature push from victims’ families to stay away

Scores of New Yorkers and 9/11 families signed a petition urging Zohran Mamdani to skip the Ground Zero memorial over his Ramzi Kassem pick.
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9/11 hero’s legacy lives on 25 years later as son unveils new tech lifeline for those facing grief

Doora, an AI grief chatbot from nonprofit Hold the Door, launched on the 9/11 anniversary to honor a father killed in the World Trade Center.
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Republican cavalry arrives for Ken Paxton as big-bucks Texas offensive opens cash floodgates

Top Senate Republicans are pouring eight figures into a new Texas PAC to boost Ken Paxton against James Talarico in a razor-thin Senate showdown.
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Trump set to honor 9/11 victims, first responders at Pentagon on 25th anniversary

President Donald Trump will attend a Pentagon ceremony on the 25th anniversary of 9/11 while JD Vance joins former presidents at the World Trade Center.
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Democrats are throwing kids off the school bus

Democrats blocking private and Catholic school options went to private schools themselves.

The data-driven confusion of The Forgotten Girls

The Forgotten Girls is as much Monica Potts’s memoir as it is a biography of her childhood best friend, Darci.

The Vilnius summit marks the closing of Ukraine’s window of opportunity

The U.S. never quite makes its 'pivot to Asia,' but America’s Ukraine policy has encouraged Russia to make its pivot to China.

Our Planet II is great anti-human art

The show’s editors would have us believe that nature's creatures know about climate change, grieve it, blame us, and wish we’d knock it off.

The great Russians and the great questions

For the great Russian novelists—and those who valued wonder over certainty—'life must take the place of theory.'

Will courts endorse NY Democrats’ gerrymandering war on democracy?

To stand up for judicial independence and the rule of law, the Court of Appeals ought to issue a unanimous decision siding with the trial court,...

The bill to repair NYCHA projects doubles — but pols won’t fix the system

New York City Housing Authority officials just revealed the $40 billion estimated in 2017 for the new roofs, pipes and boilers the aging projects...

The week in whoppers: Joe Biden’s jobs bull, John Kerry’s Ukraine idiocy and more

President Biden claimed that his administration has created more jobs than any other president in the first two years of their term.

‘Climate Czar’ John Kerry can’t answer a question about his own staff — let alone his private jet

Former Secretary of State and current “Climate Czar” John Kerry looked most unhappy yesterday as he appeared before a Congressional hearing.

Biden’s explosive anger: Letters to the Editor — July 14, 2023

Post readers share their thoughts on Biden's explosive anger.

Joe Biden’s National Lampoon Summit Adventure

At the NATO summit, President Joe Biden called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky “Vladimir.”

New York City’s full-on weed legalization stinks

What is that smell? If you’re reading this in New York City, you know the answer. The entire city reeks of weed.

Cocaine in the White House? Buried to be one of history’s supposed mysteries

We’re somehow supposed to believe the men and women charged with protecting the president can’t find out who dropped an 8-ball in the West...

Faith in higher education has hit record lows — and rightfully so

Between the student loan crisis and rampant campus craziness — from woke curriculum to out-of-control language policing — is it any wonder?

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