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AOC, Mamdani interaction caught on cam at 9/11 memorial sparks online fury

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez were seen grinning at the 9/11 Memorial as a mourner sobbed nearby on camera.

At Ground Zero, 9/11 families turn to Trump as Obama’s old decision resurfaces

Terry Strada accused successive administrations of protecting Saudi Arabia and urged Trump to release unredacted 9/11 files on the 25th anniversary.

Mamdani draws fury from 9/11 mourners over Ground Zero appearance: ‘Disrespectful’

Footage captured Zohran Mamdani greeting Rudolph Giuliani at Ground Zero as victims' families and first responders criticize his 9/11 attendance.

New boycott of West Bank Jews is based on lies

Britain announced this week that it will ban imports from Israeli communities in Judea...

Pro-Natalist Policies Can Work

The mixed record of such programs in other countries suggests that the design of...

Federal judge rules that Seattle has to stay ugly

Federal District Judge Marsha Pechman issued a ruling last week that will make Seattle, Washington, even more lawless than it already is.

Biden’s approval rating hits a new low as his age keeps going up

President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign continues to show cracks in its foundation as Democrats remain committed to barreling ahead with an incoherent 80-year-old candidate.

Transgender activists now running summer indoctrination camps for children

This is no joke. The hot new source of summer fun for kids is transgender summer camps. The long list of camps on a website called “Gender Sexuality Info” takes “indoctrination camp” to a whole new level. Some of them are open to kids as young as 4 years old.

Test scores have barely risen since 1970 despite 245% spending increase

Test scores released today from the Department of Education’s National Assessment of Educational Progress show significant drops in both reading and math among 13-year-olds. The New York Times reports that the “last time math performance was this low for 13-year-olds was in 1990. In reading, 2004.” The drops were most pronounced among students from low-income families and minority students.

GOP voters weary of Trump’s ‘Airing of the Grievances’

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pennsylvania — Alex Anastasio voted for Donald Trump for president twice, attended Trump rallies, organized events for him, and placed signs in front of her home. And she was deeply hopeful in the early days following the 2020 election that once all of the votes were counted he would serve a second term — so hopeful, indeed, that she was initially involved in a voter recount effort in support of that.

Turn Russia’s paranoia against it: Fight back in the information war

Washington should use Moscow’s paranoia to its advantage to sow mistrust among Russian officials and goad the Kremlin into diverting resources toward regime security...

If you care about the birthrate, support nursing in public

Five months after giving birth to my first child, I boarded an Amtrak train with him to Princeton University. During that trip, I joined a panel and gave a speech. I have a precious memory of him sleeping on me in a carrier as I talked about the failures of feminism to Princeton students. (I think having a baby around actually made the questions much more civil.) He nursed everywhere — on a train, in a classroom, outside. He had a great day with his mom; I had a wonderful day with him and got some work done.

Trump has no plan to win in 2024

There were many alarming moments in former President Donald Trump’s interview with Fox News’s Bret Baier this week, but the most distressing for conservatives was that Trump still is not ready to admit he lost the 2020 election and has no new plan to win in 2024.

This businessman — who went to prison for 2 years for corrupt donations to Biden — received jail time from the feds because he...

Chris Tigani, the former Delaware beer baron who went to jail for two years over corrupt campaign donations to Joe Biden, has spoken out...

Latest grim NAEP news should raise red flags

In its final release of results from last year's exams, the National Assessment of Educational Progress, reveals that 13-year-olds' understanding of math dropped significantly.

Biden is not ‘folksy’ — he’s old, out of it, and not OK

Joe Biden's many verbal and physical blunders contribute to a worrying pattern of old age.

We’ve already defunded the police — and made things worse

The progressive talking point that out-of-control police spending consumes resources needed to fund schools, libraries, and mental-health care — is becoming a cliché.

Poor pooch’s violent end: Letters to the Editor — June 22, 2023

A dog stabbing and Obama's criticism of Sen. Tim Scott take the stage as readers reply to The Post's coverage.

Durham hearing shows Democrats don’t care about democracy after all

Wednesday’s House Judiciary Committee hearing with former special counsel John Durham broke little news, but it was still plenty revealing.

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