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After Gen Z’s diet was wrecked by experts, Mayor Mamdani should embrace the new food pyramid for schools

Mayor Zohran Mamdani says he's ushering in a "new era" for NYC. School meals are his chance to prove it.

Don’s Greenland fixation: Letters to the Editor — Jan. 19, 2026

NY Post readers discuss President Trump’s insistence on the United States taking control of...

The hidden danger in New York’s ‘universal’ child care plan— and how it can be fixed

New York's child-care debate is being sold as a budget question.

Department stores are dinosaurs, but Saks Fifth Avenue’s bankruptcy threatens a very civilized way of life

Manhattan is down to five full-size department stores — and it's time to worry.

Todd Blanche, deputy AG, defends DOJ stance on ICE shooting in Minneapolis

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said Sunday that the Department of Justice is not investigating the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by a U.S. Immigration and Customs officer in Minneapolis.

Trump’s trade wins shock the experts — who are blind to business reality

Trump can do things economists say can’t be done because he approaches trade the way he conducts his real-estate business: It’s a negotiation, and...

To end food shortages in Gaza, the world should unite to end . . . Hamas

Hamas must surrender now to end the war and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

How Trump is bursting the bureaucrats’ DC bubble, one agency at a time

A big problem with America’s ruling class is its disconnect from, and even contempt for, ordinary Americans. Donald Trump aims to solve that — by...

College admissions meets ‘Survivor’ in creepy new appraisal that rewards groupthink

By pitting applicants against each other and allowing them to vote others “off the island” via rankings on empathy or kindness, markers of merit...

We need more babies, and the liberal media still can’t handle it

Americans are having fewer babies than ever before, and the birth rate keeps falling every year — down about 25% from just 20 years ago. The liberal media ignored this trend for decades and is now, with great discomfort, informing its readers of what’s going on. But it still cannot shoot straight on the topic. […]

Israel has only bad options in Gaza

Unsurprisingly for a terrorist group, Hamas is seeking to leverage global concern over the humanitarian situation in Gaza to pressure Israel to make concessions toward a ceasefire agreement. But the dividing lines run deep. Israel wants the estimated 20 living Israeli hostages in Hamas custody returned. Hamas wants thousands of its fighters released from Israeli […]

For now, the big fight is Democratic anger vs. Trump accomplishment

FOR NOW, THE BIG FIGHT IS DEMOCRATIC ANGER VS. TRUMP ACCOMPLISHMENT. President Donald Trump met with reporters in Scotland on Monday to tout his new trade deal with the European Union. Accompanied by United Kingdom Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Trump held court for more than an hour, taking questions on trade, China, the wars in Ukraine […]

California’s minimum wage micromanaging is making things worse

There is no industry too large and no job too small that California Democrats can’t manage to destroy with destructive micromanaging. A study from the National Bureau of Economic Research analyzed the effects of California’s fast food minimum wage hike, which increased the industry’s minimum wage to $20 per hour (and can continue increasing it over the next several years). The researchers’ […]

Trump can apply real pressure on Russia’s collapsing economy

Considering Russian President Vladimir Putin was only using the 50-day deadline as an excuse to unleash more destruction on Ukraine, President Trump is right...

Ed Feulner was a conservative giant

Rarely has there been an entrepreneur who dedicated as much of his life to making the world a better place through principled public policy solutions and had such a lasting, positive impact on the world as Edwin J. Feulner, PhD., founder and longtime president of the Heritage Foundation. Known more often as Ed or EJF […]

Making sense of Gen Z’s workplace nihilism

One in 4 full-time Generation Z employees regret attending college, according to a recent survey in the United States. Despite holding degrees, many young people are struggling to find a job in their preferred industry and wish they had pursued a higher-paying field. The average college tuition fee has more than doubled in the 21st […]

Putin’s policy in Ukraine: Strategic patience

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s strategy in Ukraine is increasingly clear for all to see: strategic patience. This phrase is commonly associated with former President Barack Obama’s North Korea policy. It’s a fancy way of saying, “We plan on putting more pressure on the other side and sitting pretty until they blink.” As history demonstrates, it […]

Russiagate should stain Obama’s legacy forever

For years, Democrats touted former President Barack Obama’s administration as the most scandal-free in modern history. Given the controversies surrounding Operation Fast and Furious, the Benghazi attack, the IRS’s targeting of conservative groups, and the National Security Agency’s surveillance of American citizens and foreign leaders on his watch, it was a remarkable claim for anyone […]

Congress must scrutinize universities that are rebranding DEI policies

Universities across America are brazenly defying President Donald Trump’s executive orders that banned diversity, equity, and inclusion policies, and Congress needs to hold them accountable. This week, undercover videos showed administrators at the University of Tennessee admitting that they are merely changing the name of their race- and gender-based programs to skirt Trump’s orders. “It’s […]

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