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Vance defends Gabbard as ‘critical part’ of Trump team after president dismissed Iran nuke threat comments

Vice President JD Vance expressed support for Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard after President Donald Trump claimed he "didn't care" about her previous Iran comments.

Fox News Poll: Economic pessimism abates slightly as voters reflect on the economy

Fox News polled voters to ask them about their views on the economy as Trump continues to weigh the idea of tariffs, and other economic policies that would shape the US and global economy.

Fox News Poll: Voters think Iran poses a real threat to US security, but split on Israel’s strikes

Fox News polled voters to see how they feel about the Israeli airstrikes on Iran and the escalating tensions within the region and whether or not the United States should get involved.

Schools must stop ‘teaching’ our kids to think the world is doomed

Climate catastrophism has come to the classroom — and, as one educator put it,...

Brad Lander’s ICE arrest stunt: Letters to the Editor — June 19, 2025

NY Post readers discuss City Comptroller Brad Lander’s arrest outside an immigration court in...

Does stopping Trump’s tariffs risk nuclear war?

Does adherence to the separation of powers risk nuclear war? The federal government seems to think so. Fortunately, the U.S. Court of International Trade last week struck down President Donald Trump’s tariffs as unlawful in companion cases brought by small businesses and 12 states. But the litigation will continue, likely up to the U.S. Supreme […]

Can Elon Musk kill the bill?

Days after his exit from his role in the Trump administration as the head of the Department of Government Efficiency, Elon Musk is once again throwing his weight around, this time to oppose the president’s embattled “big, beautiful bill.” On X, Musk excoriated the spending bill, calling it “the debt slavery bill” that “contains the largest increase in […]

Legacy media seek no redemption

The legacy media seem beyond redemption. They’re like Macbeth, so steeped in blood that going back would be as tedious as continuing onward. So outlets that supposedly write the first draft of history remain determined to distort and deceive rather than enlighten their readers. You’d think their humiliating exposure as cover-up artists for former President […]

Sooner or later AR-15 bans will be found unconstitutional 

The Supreme Court is apparently too busy to uphold rights that are explicitly protected in the Bill of Rights.  This week, the court denied certiorari in two cases challenging “assault weapon” bans in Maryland and Rhode Island. The ban in Maryland, where prohibitive regulations make it unconstitutionally difficult for law-abiding citizens to obtain any guns, […]

America must get real about its uranium crisis

Today, we are witnessing what happens when an adversary nation has a near monopoly position into essential raw materials. China produces over 90% of the world’s rare earth magnets. It mines and refines about 70% of the world’s rare earth minerals. It is using its economic stranglehold over these essential inputs into America’s domestic production of defense systems, vehicles, […]

The human contact cost of ditching the commute

Nobody misses the commute. Nobody misses picking up the suit at the dry cleaner. Everyone appreciates being able to make the doctor’s appointment at 11 a.m. on a Tuesday. But maybe, just maybe, working from home doesn’t really make workers happier. Fully remote workers are less likely than the average worker to report themselves to […]

Do boomers want grandchildren?

The good news for Americans concerned about the country’s falling fertility rate is that only 44% of adults oppose policies that would “give Americans incentives to have children.”  The bad news is that just 33% support such policies, with a sizable 23% still unsure. And to be fair, I think those 23% have a point. […]

The abolition of Democratic men

Democrats are spending tens of millions of dollars to answer a simple question: Why don’t men like them? After black, Hispanic, and white men all swung toward President Donald Trump in the 2024 election, those on the Left have at least pretended to start soul-searching. Have they been successful? Hardly. Leaders of the Democratic National […]

Public broadcasting, a public menace?

As a lifelong consumer of American media, I am always disappointed when a favorite program, network, or outlet goes off the air or out of business. I was outraged when Northern Exposure was canceled, aggrieved when the Speed channel was shut down, and left mighty lonely in the wee hours of the morning when CBS […]

The sun sets on California’s massive solar plant

California politics are synonymous with many things, but failed energy policy might be the most relevant. The Ivanpah solar power plant is on its way to being shut down, just 11 years after it opened. PG&E pulled out of its contract with the plant, leading to a planned closure of two of its three units by next year, while Southern California Edison is […]

Did Tea Partiers ever actually mean it?

Where is the Tea Party when we need it? President Donald Trump is lining up with the far Left, declaring that Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) is right to want to scrap the debt ceiling. “Let’s get together, Republican and Democrat, and DO THIS!” Trump declared last week. The Tea Party was founded in 2007 as […]

Target stores look a little different this Pride Month

A biblical verse advises that pride comes before the fall. It appears Target might have heeded those words. It’s a brand new day at Target retail stores this June. Consumers will find each retail location a little different than in years past. Instead of being greeted with Pride Month merchandise upon entering Target locations, the […]

What to make of Pavements

Pavement is remembered as the epitome of ’90s slacker rock, southern California ironists who sang-talk impenetrable lyrics over meandering guitar licks, feedback, and toy instruments. With the advantage of hindsight, and with the disadvantage of living in a TikTok-ruled cultural hellscape where nothing seems that serious or that real, it’s finally obvious that Pavement made […]

The Houthis truce is a strategic mistake

After nearly two years of Houthi strikes on Western shipping, President Donald Trump suddenly announced a ceasefire in May with the Houthi terrorists occupying parts of Yemen. But this agreement has not stopped the rebel group from attacking American interests. Even after it was announced, the Houthis continued to target our regional allies, including shooting […]

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