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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.

Why NYC must keep its markets global

Our “global capital” status means welcoming as many UK pounds, euros, Chinese renminbi, Japanese yen, Israeli shekels, Moroccan dirham and Saudi riyal as we...

How Israel is using digital diplomacy to win in Iran

Four hundred and fifty million. That’s the number of times social media users across the globe engaged with Farsi-languge digital content generated by Israel’s...

What other terms need to go after ‘LatinX’

Immediately after being sworn in this month as the new governor of Arkansas, Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed an executive order eliminating the word “Latinx”...

Why the world needs more big families like ours amid the population crisis

January is plenty depressing already — all those plunging temperatures and joyless resolutions — so we hesitate to burden you with more gloom. But...

Up is down and inside is out for uber progressive Mike Gianaris

If moderate Dems don't stand up against these backroom dealings, progressives will either lock in permanent hard-left control of New York — or force...

Sorry, Turkey is staying in NATO

Turkey is the red-headed step-child of NATO. With a history of military coups, a penchant for internal crackdowns on dissent, and a big nationalist streak, the Mediterranean power's internal politics have always been complicated. This is certainly the case with current President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who not only has a habit of bucking the West’s preferences but is perfectly fine with throwing sand into the gears of NATO’S decision-making process.

After video of attack on Paul Pelosi, let’s regain some basic cultural courtesy

Can we all find not just some civility, but some basic human decency, please?

It was not race, but bad policing that led to deadly beating of Tyre Nichols

What is most clear is that the officers all deserved to be fired and that justice is being done.

The Post’s Johnny Oleksinski has obtained Eric Adams’ first not-at-all-fake newsletter

Mayor Adams announced this week that he will communicate directly with New Yorkers — and avoid the media — by putting out a new...

Republicans who refuse to reform Social Security are simply reckless

Newly elected Sen. J.D. Vance (R-Ohio) tweeted that ex-President Donald Trump was 100% correct to demand: "Under no circumstances should Republicans vote to cut...

The Fed’s already deep into climate policy — whatever Powell says

If Powell won’t take those actions, there is no reason to believe his claim that the Fed won’t become a climate policymaker. Congressional action...

Good riddance to Ron Klain and his ridiculous spin obsession

The Biden administration’s finally doing something right: saying farewell to Chief of Staff Ron Klain, who’ll step down next week.

Youth murderers doubled thanks to Speaker Carl Heastie

New NYPD data show that, from January to September last year, the number of underage homicide suspects jumped to 161.

The data prove it: New York progs should spare the little guy their housing ‘help’

When Albany passed the law, people capable of basic arithmetic predicted this would happen. Alas, they were right. And if this kind of legislation...

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