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How women helped me reach the top — and how I’m returning the favor

Sophie B. Hawkins reflects on her rise as a musician in the early 90s and the women who helped her navigate the music industry.

How China’s EV charging tech could spy on Californians

President Trump is moving to keep Chinese tech out of America's electric vehicle (EV)...

Democrats play puerile partisan politics over war and peace

With US forces in combat across the Middle East, top Democrats are obsessed with...

Good riddance to Kristi Noem — who thought Homeland Security was about HER

Hooray to President Donald Trump for booting Kristi Noem from the Department of Homeland...

How fed regulators could use nearly 100-year-old law to block attempts to lower US prices

Antitrust laws are supposed to keep monopolies from raising prices — but under this...

Trump’s failed Nobel Peace Prize pursuit: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 11, 2025

NY Post readers discuss President Trump not winning the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize and calls for his future recognition.

Democrats have GOT to stop egging on violent extremists

Louis Geri’s wacked-out manifesto expressed anger about the same targets — ICE, the Supreme Court, Catholics and Jews — that progressives have on their...

Thank Trump’s useful, ‘gonzo’ foreign policy for the Mideast cease-fire — and other wins

The “cease-fire now” crowd finally got its cease-fire, although not the way it hoped. 

Bari Weiss vs. the intolerant Left

In Focus delivers deeper coverage of the political, cultural, and ideological issues shaping America. Published daily by senior writers and experts, these in-depth pieces go beyond the headlines to give readers the full picture. You can find our full list of In Focus pieces here. The seething over the news that Paramount Skydance has purchased the […]

Sorry, fact-checkers. Spying is spying

The most annoying media “fact-check” is the one that pretends certain words don’t mean what we all know them to mean. We’re talking about the defensive responses this week to the revelation that the Biden Justice Department spied on eight Republican senators. It’s not spying, respond the critics. Just think of it as unannounced monitoring! […]

Donald Trump and the insane Nobel Peace Prize snub

President Donald Trump has not only secured a ceasefire in the brutal war between Israel and Hamas that has raged almost nonstop since Hamas’s horrific attacks on Oct. 7, 2023, but he and his administration also secured an agreement that, in its first phase, will return the 20 living hostages held in Gaza (and the […]

The Virginia teachers union’s disgraceful endorsement

The Virginia Education Association, the influential teachers union that claims to represent educators across the commonwealth, has revealed its true colors, and they are anything but educational. Despite explosive revelations about Jay Jones, the Democratic nominee for Virginia attorney general, fantasizing about violent acts against a Republican lawmaker, the VEA stubbornly clings to its endorsement […]

Democrats’ shutdown just gave our enemies the green light

China is preparing for war. Iran is arming proxies across the Middle East. Russia continues its assault on Ukraine. And what are the Democrats doing? They’re forcing our military to stand down. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) has orchestrated a government shutdown that is gutting military readiness when danger is at our doorstep. He […]

No, Trump was not snubbed of the Nobel. Machado is a worthy recipient

What would you call a political activist who went head-to-head with a bloodthirsty, communist leader, suspected of killing tens of thousands of people and viciously silenced opposition? How would you describe a woman who stood up to a corrupt, brutal dictator who stole a country’s presidential election and arrested citizens of his country who protested? […]

Small-town festivals celebrate and strengthen communities 

BEDFORD, Pennsylvania — There is something about the slight shift toward crisper air and the scent that lingers in the meadows and crops, the brilliant colors, the reds, golds, and oranges, that tip the leaves in Pennsylvania’s section of the Appalachian Mountains. It draws people to small towns like this one to celebrate America’s brilliance […]

TWU deserves a cheer for fighting hard for horse-carriage drivers

In the case of the carriage drivers, the TWU is doing exactly what a union should be doing.

The political economy of artificial intelligence

As someone who came to artificial intelligence via economics and finance, when I first began advising and writing about technology public policies, I was struck by a paradox. At every roundtable, someone would raise the specter of overregulation stifling innovation. Yet, when I asked who was lobbying for these lighter-touch rules, the answer was always […]

Is Taylor Swift a MAGA girl now? 

Taylor Swift’s new album is polarizing its listeners — and even some of Swift’s die-hard fans. Its lyrics aren’t resonating like they used to, and with selections such as “Did you girl-boss too close to the sun?” and “But I’m not a bad b**** and this isn’t savage,” it’s not hard to see why. But the […]

Trump’s peace — an orange dawn in the Middle East

It’s difficult to say what the most telling fact is in the Middle East triumph of President Donald Trump and Israel. Is it that terrorist Iran backs the president’s 20-point peace plan for Israel and Gaza? Is it that key Muslim neighbors, including Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Turkey, are all on board? Is it […]

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