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Tisch’s call for 9/11 ‘moral clarity’: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 14, 2026

New York Post readers discuss NYPD Commissioner Tisch calling for “moral clarity” between heroes...

House Speaker Mike Johnson calls Trump’s $5,000 checks an ‘idea’ Congress will consider

Republicans aren't making any promises about handing out $5,000 checks to every adult American.

Trump says he would agree to ‘guardrails’ for artificial intelligence

President Trump insisted Sunday that "negative forces" are hyping the dangers of artificial intelligence.

Trump is right about AI: Data centers aren’t the villain — anti-growth politicians are

The United States faces a critical technological innovation test. Artificial intelligence requires massive amounts of computing power to function. That computing power requires physical infrastructure. America must continue our decadeslong history of building mainframes and data centers to process information in order to maintain our global leadership.  However, a growing political movement is actively trying […]

Can Jay-Z save Times Square?

Entertainment giant TSX is hoping a comprehensive partnership with Jay-Z's Roc Nation will help bring new life to New York's favorite tourist attraction.

What is revival good for? Asbury, Jesus Revolution, and finding faith

The U.S. has seen its share of revivals and awakenings over the past few hundred years. The recent happenings at Asbury University just so happen to coincide with the release of Jesus Revolution, a new film on religious revival that swept from California throughout the country in the ’60s and ’70s.

The IRS has no business entering the tax preparation business

The Inflation Reduction Act famously included $80 billion for the Internal Revenue Service to hire 87,000 new auditors. What received less attention was an additional $15 million for the agency to conduct a feasibility study on how the IRS can develop its own tax preparation software.

Biden’s border fraud

We noted yesterday in discussing Ukraine that President Joe Biden's commitment to territorial integrity and democratic sovereignty does not extend to his own country. He has abandoned the southern border, encouraging record numbers of illegal immigrants to flood in from Mexico. Since taking office, everything he has done has made the crisis worse. He releases migrants into the United States where they can evade officialdom and their residence in America becomes a fait accompli.

GOP must hold firm and reject isolationism

National security remains a top voter priority; primary-goers want to know presidential aspirants have a coherent foreign-policy vision. Trump’s position poses the GOP field’s...

We need a new school of thought about charter schools

While charter schools held promise as “laboratories of innovation” when they were introduced more than three decades ago, that experimentation has largely faded.

Nikki Haley: I’ll cut the billions in foreign aid we send our enemies

Our leaders have a responsibility to protect our people and promote our interests.

China’s ‘peace plan’ on Ukraine is utter self-serving bull

China’s the only power outside Russia that could end the war now.

Higher energy bills coming, thanks to Gov. Hochul

On top of all other rate hikes, New York City and Westchester consumers will be forking over more to Con Edison to fund Gov....

Behind teen girls’ sky-high depression: Forced sex, social media

Rampant sexual coercion, combined with social-media and other pressures, is sowing the seeds of today’s record waves of crushing depression among teen girls.

Black educator Marcus Foster has much to teach us today about schools

As we celebrate Black History Month, we should acknowledge the 100th anniversary of the birth and 50th anniversary of the assassination of Marcus Foster.

We’re not guilty for crimes of history

Leftists hurl rocks at America, claiming it is an irredeemably racist nation, but what happens when they discover they are as much a part...

Sam Brinton is a cautionary tale for woke world that prizes identity above all

They'll go down in history — for all the wrong reasons.

Letters to the Editor — Feb. 25, 2023

Readers sound off on The Post’s report on charter schools outperforming regular schools with smaller budgets.

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