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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...

The growing Republican crowd

THE GROWING REPUBLICAN CROWD. Miami Mayor Francis Suarez announced Thursday that he is running for the Republican nomination for president. Suarez released a video of himself in athletic clothes running around Miami as dramatic music swelled behind him. "When I was elected, the city was broke and broken," he says in the video. "But we came together, and I won my mayoral election with over 80% of the vote." (Critics quickly pointed out that Miami has a city manager government in which the mayor has relatively little power.)

Why do federal agents have more privacy rights than we do?

A newly declassified report from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, dated January 2022, explains how federal agents obtain massive amounts of digital data on Americans without warrants.

Biden brings back operative who sexually harassed and threatened to ‘destroy’ female journalist

It was only a matter of time. Just as the president kicks off his reelection campaign, President Joe Biden has re-hired TJ Ducklo as his senior adviser for communications.

Biden should take care of his own granddaughter before laying claim to ‘all our kids’

In honor of Pride month, the White House published a curious video of President Joe Biden speaking not about gay marriage or decriminalizing homosexuality abroad but rather about the nation's children.

Glenn Youngkin: Virginia has a better idea than Biden’s dangerous energy plan

The new standards released by the Biden administration's EPA would be catastrophic to our nation’s power infrastructure and deepen our dependence on supply chains...

Coyotes turned ‘smuggling influencers’ would be funny … if they weren’t real

Cross-border people-smugglers for hire, called coyotes, have taken to TikTok and YouTube to strut their stuff and snag business.

How to carve a boomer Mount Rushmore

In Sam Shepard, Robert Greenfield has a crystallized hero’s journey: The individual talent brought out of the desert to wrestle with and overcome the chaos of its time.

More cities make homeless encampments a crime, leaving low-income people with few options

'These homeless camps represent nothing short of a humanitarian catastrophe.'

It’s a shame what Pride has become

The interests of the new 'LGBTQIA+' regime — and the “Pride month” that this soft authoritarian regime demands we all celebrate, or else — couldn’t be in greater conflict with the interests of the gay and lesbian activists who came before it.

The Crowded Room on Apple TV+

The show’s writing, primarily by Batman & Robin scribe Akiva Goldsman, is so lazily on the nose that key exchanges feel like lightly dramatized talking points.

Le Mans was rigged, and most people want it that way

Time to break out the ballast, along with a few additional restrictions in power and aerodynamics.

You can’t fix faith without fixing marriage

Is marriage in the United States declining because fewer people are going to church? Or are fewer people going to church because marriage is declining?

In defense of old cranks

If we want art to teach us something about life, beauty, civilization, or the cosmos, it follows that the old have more to tell us than the young.

America’s biggest liberal cities are dying

You can hardly blame the college graduates who are making their way to Tulsa, Oklahoma, or Sioux Falls, South Dakota, among the many cities seeing an increase in working-age college graduates.

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