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Surrogate who refused abortion asks SCOTUS to intervene as baby could be moved out of Texas

Surrogate McKenna West asked the Supreme Court for an emergency administrative stay, fearing the newborn could be moved from Texas to California.

Alex Bores launches $30 million effort to unify Dems on AI

NEW YORK — A state lawmaker who gained national attention for his opposition to...

Stop using race in admissions — and leave wokeness behind

California voters have said, again and again, that universities and colleges in California should...

New York makes it official: Our high school diploma is worthless

New York’s Board of Regents just axed the 30-year-old Regents exam requirement for high...

Gavin Newsom torches $1M in taxpayer cash to thwart probes of fraud

In the world of Gavin Newsom, fraud investigations are something to fight, not assist.

Social-justice programming for every college student

The SUNY “Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Social Justice” requirements do nothing more than cultivate division, distort reality, eliminate the power of the individual and...

Hochul calls for more charters for NYC, but she’ll have to fight to get them

Good on Gov. Kathy Hochul for asking the Legislature to at last allow more charter schools in the city as part of this year's...

DeSantis backhands Trump with perfect comeback: I got reelected

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) hasn’t announced he is running for president yet. But judging by Donald Trump’s recent statements, he is living rent-free in the former president’s head.

Centralizing power is always a bad idea

WILLIAMSPORT, Pennsylvania —Eighty-five years ago, Carl Stotz had an epiphany of sorts while he was passing a lazy summer day playing catch with his two nephews and tripped over a lilac bush while chasing a wild pitch. While nursing his wounds he had a flash of brilliance that would forever change the lives of children, families, communities, and small businesses around the world.

The Federal Reserve blows off market expectations with first rate hike of the year

We will have to wait until March for the Federal Reserve to explicate its monetary predictions, but the central bank's announcement that it would raise the federal funds rate by a quarter percentage point made clear that markets got it wrong — again.

We don’t need racial quotas to showcase America’s diversity

The ordinarily fluent and unperturbed Justice Elena Kagan seemed, judging from the transcript, to be sputtering a bit in the oral argument of the Supreme Court’s case challenging the racial quotas and preferences used in admissions by the University of North Carolina.

Biden’s ‘physical’ is long overdue and so is his withdrawal from 2024 race

President Joe Biden’s shamefully belated full physical exam is now scheduled for Feb. 16, but we need no doctor’s assessment to know, intuitively and by observation, that Biden is too old to run for reelection.

No, a long shot Nikki Haley 2024 bid is not comparable to Larry Hogan’s delusions

At the forefront of the shadow primary for the Republican presidential contest is a one-way fight between Donald Trump, who announced his run 2 1/2 seconds after his nominees cost the GOP control of the Senate, and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, who refuses to respond to the former president's barbs.

The Left’s never-ending war to force everyone to approve of their lifestyles

The Supreme Court took the easy way out when it first heard a dispute between Jack Phillips, a baker, and the Colorado Civil Rights Commission. Justices sidestepped the fundamental issue, which was whether the state could compel speech from private citizens, and instead impugned the commission's actions by pointing to the bigoted statements that its members directed at Christians.

Those attacks on gas stoves aren’t really about health

Earlier this month, the Consumer Product Safety Commission announced that indoor gas stoves emit harmful pollution and that a ban on selling new ones was, to quote one of the agency's commissioners, "on the table."

It’s the land of the freebies for NYC’s ‘entitled’ migrants

In a heartbeat, that migrant’s mindset has gone from dreaming of freedom in America to demanding luxury accommodations in Manhattan — for free, of...

Be inspired this Black History Month — and take it back from agenda-driven progressives

BHM was meant to be a time for all Americans to peek at great black American historical figures who don’t normally receive recognition for...

Sorry, progressives — The Post is no outlier in reporting the horrors your crime reforms have caused

Progressives in Albany pretend the truth on crime is hard to determine; their denial would be laughable if it didn't empower so much needless...

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