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At 9/11 ceremony, Giuliani and Mamdani … shake hands?

BEST FRENEMIES: Didn’t see this one coming. At Friday’s ceremony commemorating the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, former Mayor Rudy Giuliani — he of the recent...

‘Open sore’: Families face agonizing wait as 9/11 mastermind’s trial pushed nearly 27 years after attacks

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's 9/11 trial is set for 2028, but a ruling barring key FBI statements raises doubts families will ever see a verdict.

President Trump’s $5K dividend: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 12, 2026

NY Post readers weigh in on Donald Trump's proposal to give Americans a $5,000...

‘Trumpapalooza’ and the GOP’s Risky Midterm Bet  

Trump’s approval ratings are underwater — but that’s not stopping Republicans from placing him...

Refuse 9/11 Revisionism

‘I’m proud of Ted Cruz for speaking honestly and openly about the nature of...

Liberal media’s love affair with Michael Cohen can’t cover his lying, thuggish ways

While his loyalties have shifted with his fortunes, the one constant element in his career has been an utter disregard for the truth and...

NYC is no place for small businesses

If it's not the brazen criminals and brutal taxes, it's the near-impossible-to-navigate red tape or the predatory lawyers.

The US health system is not to blame for the decline in our life expectancy

Americans' life expectancy is at a 20-year low. As a result, the gap in life expectancy between the United States and our global peers is progressively growing wider, according to a new report in the American Journal of Public Health.

DeSantis focuses on Biden’s failures and other vital issues that matter

There’s been a lot of bickering among the GOP who have declared their candidacy for president. And, it’s to be expected given that it’s a presidential primary.

Donald Trump still has ‘vice’ grip on GOP voters — but high-ranking Republicans fear he’s not the right candidate

The top question the media are asking Republicans running for president is whether they would pardon Donald Trump.

The American dream needs married fathers

As Brookings Institution senior fellow Richard Reeves tells it, we now live in “a world where mothers don’t need men.” Almost 40% of births take place outside marriage, up from 5% in 1960. Reeves would like you to believe these are “marvelous developments.”

Fear of Bud Light-style blowup has woke publishing giant shook

Woke is weak. And if you don’t like it — as most Americans don’t — all you have to do is say so, loud...

It’s becoming undeniable: COVID came from a Chinese lab

At some point, Washington is going to have to confront China on its horrific role in releasing the COVID plague and then covering it...

Black Americans don’t have to choose between Juneteenth and July 4th

There is a major schism brewing in our nation — the growing trend of black Americans choosing to celebrate Juneteenth in lieu of the...

Yhy scrapping standardized tests is bad for college applicants

In April, the State University of New York (SUNY) announced that students applying to its four-year undergraduate colleges would no longer be required to...

Mainstream news outlets want to end Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s primary challenge

When Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced his primary challenge to Joe Biden in April, the media shrugged him off as a meme candidate who...

Jobs are what India needs to power the world’s largest population

India’s GDP grew by more than 7% last year, its tech unicorns have dazzled the world, and electronic payment transactions have surged across the...

Ron DeSantis dabbles in crony capitalism

When Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) went after Disney and revoked its special governance district, he said it was a matter of restoring the “free market” and opposing “corporatism.” But so much for all that: The Florida Republican just signed a bill that is a direct attack on free enterprise and really resembles textbook corporatism, which is collusion between government and special business interests.

Why are Western feminists silent about the plight of Iranian women?

This year, we have witnessed perhaps the most significant protest against the Iranian regime since the Islamic Revolution of 1979. In response, the bloodthirst of the mullahs has been on full display. Yet, Iranian women continue to protest for the basic right to wear the hijab or not. These protests have persisted, though the world may ignore the plight of these Iranian women as the news cycle always seems to move on.

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