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‘Virginia father’ charged with murdering infant daughter is illegal alien, says DHS

A “Virginia father" charged with beating his infant daughter to death is an illegal immigrant let into the country under the Biden administration, according to DHS.

Trump hypes moon mission as Artemis II prepares to lift off under pressure from past failures

Trump celebrated Artemis II as astronauts including Jeremy Hansen prepare to travel around the moon, the first crewed deep-space mission since 1972.

ICE pressures Spanberger as Fairfax murder suspects trigger new detainers in ‘sanctuary’ clash

Virginia Democratic Gov. Abigail Spanberger is facing mounting hold requests from ICE after yet another illegal alien has been arrested in a fatal stabbing incident.

Alito invokes Scalia analogy in birthright citizenship fight over illegal immigration

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito noted that former Justice Antonin Scalia had illustrated how to apply textualism in the modern world.

Iran fires back with flat denial after Trump claims Tehran requested ceasefire: ‘False and baseless’

President Donald Trump's social media statement that Iran asked for a ceasefire is "false and baseless," Iran's Foreign Ministry said Wednesday.

Mamdani delivers a Department of Public Safety that only appears symbolic

It's not a department and it's not about safety or any recognizable community — but Mayor Zohran Mamdani's launch of his Department of Community...

Remembering my friend Victoria MacKenzie-Childs — NYC’s most whimsical designer

Victoria MacKenzie-Childs’ 57th Street shop was famous. Unique. All one-of-a-kind expensive quirky handcrafted dishes, tables, lamps, chairs.

Rename street for Chuck Norris: California’s own American icon

There will be many proposals to replace Cesar Chavez’s name on streets and buildings in the months ahead.

White House chills on ICE, allies rally after all and other commentary

Team Trump “learned” from the fallout in Minnesota that there’s “real benefit in looking reasonable on immigration,” cheers The Wall Street Journal’s Kimberley A. Strassel.

Eunisses Hernandez: Police for me, but not for thee

Eunisses Hernandez is against the police — when it comes to protecting you.

‘Deputy gangs’ never existed in LA Sheriff’s Dept. — they were a political ploy

This was not a misunderstanding. It was a narrative, designed for political impact.

Why today’s immigrants to America are so hostile to their new country

Immigrants used to feel blessed and grateful they got to America and were allowed in. Yet something has gone terribly wrong with immigration —...

The hidden agenda behind clout-chasing DSA comrades’ Cuba push

The Democratic Socialists of America is weaponizing the headlines about Cuba's collapse, using shady tactics to expand its network — and raise gobs of...

No, it DOESN’T make sense to give cash to a drug-abusing parent

For the media, activists and many of the folks who work in child welfare these days, government intervention, not child abuse, is the real...

Operation Epic Fury’s future: Letters to the Editor — March 23, 2026

NY Post readers discuss criticisms of President Trump’s Operation Epic Fury and American involvement in Iran.

Recess should be mandatory for all elementary school students

Only 10 US states mandate recess time. It should be all 50 of them — imagine the boost to kids' mental and physical health!

Trump should restore little-known patent program to help local retailers

For years, America’s leading retailers have benefited from a little-known program that helps to resolve meritless patent disputes, called Inter Partes Review. Congress created the IPR process in 2012 to give businesses an efficient, expert, and cost-effective way to address weak patents that should never have been granted in the first place. Entities in the […]

It’s a bad idea to cap Tennessee Valley Authority salaries

When the United States was in the grips of the Great Depression, not only were people lacking in jobs and food, but also access to natural resources. Just two months after assuming office, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed into law the Tennessee Valley Authority Act. The government-owned corporation currently supplies electric power to seven states. In its early years, […]

Puerto Rico can’t afford price controls

Congress may soon inadvertently wreck Puerto Rico’s economy. Lawmakers are considering imposing European-style price controls on prescription drugs. That would cause American biotech companies to lose billions in revenue and inevitably force them to slash research and development budgets, cancel plans to build new factories, and lay off workers. One recent study estimates that the […]

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