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Behind the scenes of Congress’ eleventh-hour rush to fund the DHS

Congress used voice votes and rare procedural maneuvers to end the six-week DHS shutdown, with the House ultimately accepting the Senate-passed bill.

Trump says Iran ‘no longer a threat’ after 32 days — outlines next phase of US war

Trump declares Iran "no longer a threat" after a 32-day military campaign, claiming nuclear sites were destroyed by B-2 bombers and warning of more strikes.

Supreme Court may uphold birthright citizenship, but issue isn’t going away

When President Trump left the courtroom midway through the argument in the case challenging his...

This Passover, call me a Zionist —and I’ll wear it as a badge of honor

What is being labeled “Zionism” today is not simply a set of views about...

Gavin Newsom doesn’t mind trampling on the rainbow flag — just ask his critics

The Governor of California has a staff paid to hurl gay insults online at...

Dems’ role in DC National Guard shooting: Letters to the Editor — Nov. 29, 2025

NY Post readers discuss the shooting of two National Guard troops in DC, leaving Specialist Sarah Beckstrom dead.

After the attack on two National Guardsmen, it’s time to raise the immigration bar

Ramanullah Lakanwal, an Afghan national, allegedly opened fire on two National Guard troops in Washington, DC, this week.

Sorry, imbecilic conspiracy theorists like Marjorie Taylor Greene don’t reflect ‘normal’ Americans

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene finally did something patriotic by announcing her retirement.

Congress needs to think beyond Affordable Care Act subsidies

I’m going to tell you something that very few of my Republican colleagues would openly admit. If someone says that health insurance will become more expensive if Congress doesn’t extend Obamacare tax credits, they’re right, but only for those who purchase individual plans on the exchange. What tax credit proponents won’t tell you is that we […]

Zohran Mamdani can save NYCHA — IF he’s open to tapping the private sector for help

Fact is, only private investment can save the nation's largest public-housing system.

What drove the DC shooter?

WHAT DROVE THE DC SHOOTER? Three days before an Afghan refugee ambushed two National Guard soldiers in Washington, killing one and critically wounding the other, Democratic Sen. Elissa Slotkin appeared on ABC News to express her fear that members of the Guard would soon attack innocent civilians. “It makes me incredibly nervous,” Slotkin said, “that we’re […]

Trump plan to cut farmworker wages hurts America’s competitiveness

There was widespread outrage at President Donald Trump’s comments earlier this year that Immigration and Customs Enforcement shouldn’t enforce the law against farms employing illegal aliens. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins did damage control by saying that the administration’s goal remains that farms should have “a 100% American workforce” and that “ultimately, the answer on this is automation.” So why […]

The fall of Ukraine means the end of the post-1945 Western order

Can everyone else not see what is wrong with this? What is it that we are throwing away? The years since World War II have been the most peaceful in human history. As Steven Pinker showed, we have been proportionately less likely to die in an interstate war over the past 80 years than in […]

What Taiwan can and can’t learn from Ukraine

“Generals,” French Prime Minister George Clemenceau allegedly said during World War I, “are always fighting the last war.” A century later, his warning should again be heeded. 2026 will mark four years since Russia invaded Ukraine, remaking the map of Europe and, in many respects, war itself. Taiwan, under threat from China, would be wise to […]

Ukraine peace? Not in our time

Writers venturing predictions generally prefer events to prove them right, not wrong. But I’d much rather miss the mark in this case than hit the bullseye. Because I venture the opinion that negotiations in Geneva will not end the Ukraine war. Each of the two parties to that hideous conflict wants to avoid being the […]

Of Fission, Fusionism, and Fuentes

There’s been much talk of late about fissures in the Republican Party. It’s not just MAGA vs. “GOPE” — the GOP Establishment. That’s old news. The Epstein files are newer news, which Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) says have “ripped MAGA apart.” Then there’s MTG’s resignation, and her blast at President Donald Trump, which he, […]

Have high school boys really gotten that bad?

At a time when marriage and birth rates are rapidly declining, a recent Pew poll finding that 12th graders are far less interested in getting married today than they were 30 years ago is alarming. In 1993, according to Pew, some 80% of all 12th graders said they were likely to get married someday, compared […]

William F. Buckley Jr. at 100: The irreplaceable policeman of the Right

Nov. 24 was the 100th anniversary of William F. Buckley Jr.’s birth. Even though he has been gone for more than a decade and a half, the impact of his life is still being felt today. In his efforts to forge a consequential movement, Buckley worked to “police the Right,” expelling antisemites and conspiracy theorists […]

Mail thieves threaten California’s election system

What happens when you combine California‘s lax criminal “justice” system with an electoral system focused on mailing ballots to voters? You get crime rings that jeopardize trust in the entire electoral system. San Jose has mail thieves on the loose, with a group of criminals evidently getting a hold of postal master keys to raid […]

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