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The week in whoppers: NY Times’ ‘reporter’ cleans up after AOC, CBS News’ Ed O’Keefe slyly slurs Trump as a ‘racist,’ and more

The New York Times defended Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez after her gaffes at the Munich Security Conference.

Zohran’s deficit dilemma: Letters to the Editor — Feb. 19, 2026

NY Post readers discuss Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s new budget plan for New York City...

Circuit Court Judge Sides with RNC in Virginia Redistricting Fight

The judge temporarily halted the proposed constitutional amendment, which was set to go before...

‘David Souter Gives Barack Obama a Supreme Court Vacancy’

My new Confirmation Tales post looks at the biggest mistake of George H.W. Bush’s...

Trump takes victory lap as U.S. steel industry sees tariff-related boom

President Trump toured a steel plant in Georgia to promote the Made-in-USA power of his tariffs Thursday, saying his massive levies on imported metal are working and the Supreme Court had better uphold his broader trade plans.

Trump’s patient Venezuela strategy

President Donald Trump is working through acting President Delcy Rodriguez in Venezuela rather than immediately installing the opposition. This has generated some criticism that Trump will preserve the Chavista regime. Recent developments suggest otherwise. Addressing the Senate Foreign Relations Committee recently, Secretary of State Marco Rubio explained that “This is not a frozen dinner. You don’t put it in a microwave, […]

How Community Schools became a Planned Parenthood pipeline

The public has been told that “Community Schools” are compassionate upgrades to K-12 education —wrapping schools in health, mental health, and social services. But behind the soothing language of “Community Schools” lies a far more troubling reality: a deliberate transformation of schools into access points for ideological and medical services that usurp constitutionally protected parental […]

Washington must protect Americans from dangerous biological experiments

Americans remain at risk from deadly, genetically engineered, lab-created pathogens. The COVID-19 pandemic, responsible for the deaths of nearly 1.2 million Americans, likely originated in a laboratory experiment that juiced the lethality and contagiousness of coronaviruses in China. Subsequently, we also learned that National Institutes of Health officials failed to monitor federal grants to institutions in China that were undoubtedly engaged in […]

Trump’s critical mineral stockpile is long past due

The Trump administration’s decision to create a national stockpile of critical minerals is long overdue and strategically essential. Critical minerals underpin the modern economy and are at the center of America’s competition with China. Washington must safeguard its supply of strategic minerals and prevent Beijing from gaining a stranglehold on them. On Feb. 2, the […]

How California Democrats manipulate the governor’s race

As they do with so many outcomes which circumvent the people, Democrats cleverly orchestrated their desired result.

Here’s why Californians should sue for reparations — for DEI

Californians should consider suing the UC system for reparations for a bloated DEI establishment that perpetuates injustice, defrauds taxpayers, and serves no educational purpose. 

Newsom’s freight train going nowhere

Newsom should have ended the state-backed bullet train when he had the chance. He could even have bragged about his ability to stop bullets.

‘Super gang’ succeeds as woke ‘justice reform’ fails

Here’s a rallying cry for you: “Re-fund the police.” And while you’re at it, rethink soft-on-crime policies in California and its blue cities and...

Zeldin, Loeffler bring hope to California — and a warning

The EPA and SBA chiefs were in Pacific Palisades on their first visit to carry out President Donald Trump’s executive order on rebuilding the...

Trump might have lost the political plot — but here’s how he can still win the midterms

Donald Trump did not win the 2024 election because America suddenly became meaningfully more Republican.

NYC’s department stores are a thing of the past — not even the rich can afford them

Department stores in NYC — once the center of every famous rump waddling with every rich wallet — gone. Shut. Closed. Bye buy, ta-ta.

Reality is finally crashing New York’s utopian green-energy party

An outspoken global actor in the grand theater of climate policy, New York has long insisted the transition to green energy would be cheap and straightforward. 

American women have a terrifying new flirtation

The rise of “punitive femininity” means that punishing someone for holding different views becomes a moral good.

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