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U.S. sends Navy destroyers through Strait of Hormuz with aim to demine it

The Navy sent two guided missile destroyers through the Strait of Hormuz as the first step in its plan to reopen the critical waterway to commercial ship traffic.

DHS calls furloughed employees back to work amid shutdown

Furloughed Department of Homeland Security staff are being called back to work in the thick of the partial government shutdown.

Hungarian election rivals Orban and Magyar make final push for votes on eve of poll

The leaders of Hungary's two biggest parties held their final election rallies on Saturday to close a turbulent campaign that will reach its apex in Sunday's election.

Congressional battle: Luna aims to oust Swalwell, Cherfilus-McCormick

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna is leading calls to expel two Democratic lawmakers -- Eric Swalwell and Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick -- over reports of sexual assault and the misuse of campaign funds.

Rep. Swalwell facing Manhattan DA investigation for sexual assault

The Manhattan District Attorney's Office will investigate a sexual assault allegation against Rep. Eric Swalwell -- the biggest hurdle in the Democratic lawmaker's gubernatorial bid in California.

Cut- ’em-loose judge springs another violent homeless repeat offender

In a miscarriage of justice that's only likely to become more typical in the Mamdani era, Judge Ariel Chesler rejected Manhattan prosecutors' request for...

Jack Smith’s ‘Arctic Frost’ spies snooped on Congress — time to rein in the spooks

Congress can reinvigorate the Fourth Amendment by ensuring that no American will be subject to warrantless spying and the orders of an unaccountable secret...

Mamdani’s people make demands — hate Israel and America, or we will end you

The election of socialist Zorhan Mamdani as mayor is unleashing a toxic sludge of unsavory characters poised to seize seats of prestige at City...

Democrats’ premature victory lap, old Leninism in a new suit and other commentary

“Mamdani’s win spoke to the deep failures of 21st-century American politics,” notes Racket News’ Matt Taibbi.

Hunger games: The government shutdown showcases food-stamp fraud and follies

The plight of 42 million food-stamp recipients is the federal-government shutdown’s most inflammatory issue. Federal judges ordered the Trump administration to pay food-stamp benefits...

Tuesday’s biggest lesson: The GOP has some work to do — and the clock is ticking

There is only a year left before the midterms. So Republicans must react to even these paltry results.

Dems’ Election Day sweep: Letters to the Editor — Nov. 10, 2025

NY Post readers discuss New Jersey and Virginia's new Democratic governors elected by surprisingly solid margins.

How progressives engineered voting rules to help Zohran Mamdani win

Mamdani’s election can indeed be said to have been skillfully “engineered,” and progressives elsewhere are taking note.

Mamdani won an election, not a revolution

We can hardly fault Democrats for celebrating Zohran Mamdani’s victory in New York City’s mayoral race. After all, the party has been wandering in the political wilderness since its crushing defeat last November and was desperate for a win. But Mamdani’s identity as both a Muslim and an avowed socialist has had an unintended effect: […]

Pelosi’s retirement offers 278 million reasons to ban stock trading

We wish Speaker Emerita Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) happiness and health in her retirement. History will weigh her substantial legacy for decades to come. One unfortunate aspect of her legacy is already known, and it will be the decline in public trust of Democratic institutions during her speakerships. Pelosi’s soaring personal wealth during that time, the product of well-timed […]

Michael Goodwin: Financial penalties for Mamdani election by GOP could cause irreversible damage to NYC

As awful as the mayoral election outcome was for sensible New Yorkers, misguided Washington Republicans plan to use the results as a club to...

Democrats betting that Americans won’t wise up to their shutdown games

Apparently, Dems are willing to let the suffering continue as long as they can dodge responsibility; Republicans, meanwhile, feel they can't OK the $1.5...

Absurd congestion pricing and more: Letters to the Editor — Nov. 9, 2025

NY Post readers discuss President Trump's fight against congestion pricing and more.

Trump’s Syria strategy might just work

About two decades ago, Ahmed al Sharaa was just another Al Qaeda militant locked up by the U.S. military in Iraq. After Sharaa was released, he formed Jabhat al-Nusra, Al Qaeda’s splinter group in Syria, which utilized suicide bombings against targets in areas of the country controlled by Bashar al-Assad’s regime. Sharaa was, in essence, […]

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