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Clinton, Bush received multiple warnings on bin Laden hijack plots before 9/11, declassified files show

Bill Clinton and George W. Bush received repeated CIA warnings that Usama bin Laden's network planned to hijack jets and attack U.S. cities.

First use of Alien Terrorist Removal Court sends Afghan woman back after Election Day ISIS plot: DOJ

Nazira Haji Zada admitted she was an "alien terrorist" in the first-ever use of a specialized federal court created 30 years ago by Congress after an ISIS Election Day plot.

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...

‘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...

Gallup poll shows most Americans would vote for a 15-week abortion ban

Democrats in 2022 enjoyed campaigning against the Republicans’ “national abortion ban,” which seemed to work. It sounded very absolute, and most Americans’ views on abortion are not absolute.

Ukraine’s counteroffensive: Wait for it

Ukraine’s military has been active throughout eastern and southern Ukraine the past week, prompting many to believe the much-anticipated counteroffensive is beginning as towns such as Blahodatne, Neskuchne, and Makarivka are valiantly liberated by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Special operations forces are wreaking havoc in Russia’s rear as images on the Russian social media platform Telegram showcase their work. Even Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky boldly proclaimed Kyiv’s counteroffensive is underway, stating, “relevant counteroffensive defensive actions are taking place in Ukraine.''

F-22s will not deter Russia in Syria — their shows of force will

The United States is deploying F-22 fighter jets from the Air Force's 94th Fighter Squadron to Syria. Their mission will be to deter Russia from its escalating harassment of U.S. forces in that nation. That harassment has two purposes: to push the U.S. out of Syria (a longtime priority Russian objective) and to earn Beijing's favor for Moscow by pressuring the U.S. military.

Women love Outlander because of its portrayal of traditional masculinity

The first episode of Outlander Season Seven will air Thursday night on the Starz channel, with subsequent episodes released every Thursday until the season is complete. This will be the second to last season for the book series-turned-streaming phenomenon. (This article contains spoilers from previous seasons.)

Dear GOP: Dodge the Trump trap laid for you by the Dems

On Tuesday, it was revealed a trans activist bared her breasts on the White House lawn after taking a selfie with President Joe Biden.

How US billing rules make detransitioning a Hotel California nightmare

Medical-billing codes are unique letter-number combinations assigned to each diagnosis and intervention; they allow medical practitioners to invoice insurers and thus ensure revenue fuel...

Why is Biden appeasing a Putin pawn as NATO forces are attacked?

As Russian President Vladimir Putin performs poorly in Ukraine, he will employ every possible tactic to distract the West. This time, Russia, with Serbia’s...

Daniel Penny’s self-defense case presents a dilemma for him and NYC in the future

So now Daniel Penny is in the dock. But he’s not the only one who belongs there — if, indeed, he even does. Alvin...

Joe Biden’s deviant ‘Pride’ exposed as White House turned into strip joint for transgender TikTok influencers

Rose Montoya fired back at criticism for popping off her top at the White House and cupping her breasts moments after shaking hands with...

Even as our students fail, NYC teachers rewarded with generous contract

In a time of fiscal constraints and terrible test results, we should have gotten a more measured contract that kept in mind students —...

A blatantly rancid bit of Hochul ‘economic development’

In a bit of "economic development" that reeks of something rotten, Gov. Kathy Hochul's arranged for New York taxpayers to cover $2.2 million of...

A proud defense of whataboutism — comparing Trump to other cases is the practice of law

We’ve had more than the usual fill of "whataboutism" this week because of the Biden Justice Department’s indictment of Donald Trump.

Ignoring Biden’s shady deeds: Letters to the Editor — June 15, 2023

Post readers sound off on the treatment of President Biden and his family after the arrest of Donald Trump.

Former CBS anchor Dan Rather on the state of journalism: ‘More entertaining than reporting’

Dan Rather, former forever CBS-TV anchor and now on People magazine’s cover:

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