Opinion

California chose high gas prices — here’s how to lower them

California has missed out as the United States has become a global energy superpower. The US is the world’s No. 1 producer and exporter of natural gas, and the...

How cargo thieves are hijacking California — and what we can do about it

California’s economy helps keep America running — and criminals know it.

Beyond Noma: What’s really choking California restaurants

Noma’s highly anticipated $1,500-per-head tasting menu in LA would have been controversial under any...

Georgia voters are choosing a successor to Marjorie Taylor Greene in U.S. House

Months after Marjorie Taylor Greene resigned from Congress after a falling-out with President Donald Trump, voters in her Georgia district voted for her successor in a special election Tuesday.

Brace for a blizzard of calls for needlessly painful measures as Climate Week takes over NYC

Starting Sunday, Climate Week NYC will blare out propaganda aiming to “drive the transition,” shift “entire systems” and “speed up progress” toward “changing climate.”

Remembering Robert Redford and more: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 21, 2025

NY Post reader discuss Robert Redford's passing and more.

Gowdy’s The Color of Death comes from experiences as a prosecutor

Trey Gowdy, the former congressman and prosecutor, said The Color of Death, his first novel written along with Christopher Greyson, marks the first time both he and Fox News Books dipped into the world of fiction. It’s a thriller based on some experiences he has been thinking about for over 16 years. Gowdy said the […]

Buttigieg is right: Democrats’ obsession with identity politics cost them in 2024

Here’s a line I didn’t think I’d wake up and write today: former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg is exactly right. Vice President Kamala Harris should have given voters more credit and picked the best-qualified running mate, identity politics be damned. In a passage from Harris’s forthcoming book 107 Days, published in the Atlantic this week, […]

America’s bold defense push signals global comeback

President Donald Trump’s recent moves to patrol the southern Caribbean Sea, vows to open up a new U.S. Embassy on Russia’s doorstep, and moves to send the latest fighter jets to Puerto Rico prove one thing: America’s global dominance is back. “I think we eventually want to open up our embassy again, we want to […]

The ideology behind the Left’s embrace of political violence

Two assassination attempts against President Donald Trump, the murder of a health insurance executive in New York City, the burning of Tesla dealerships and vehicles nationwide, and the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk — all these events are appalling in themselves. But the fact that so many people on the Left, particularly the youngest […]

Democrats’ $1.5 trillion demand to keep the gov’t open sets a new record for gall

Senate Democrats this week said they'd let the Republican short-term spending bill pass, and so avoid a government shutdown as of Oct. 1, for...

ABC needs to come clean on why it gave Jimmy Kimmel the boot

On Wednesday, the Disney-owned network announced that it's indefinitely suspending Jimmy Kimmel's show — with little fanfare and zero explanation.

Jay Jacobs and other NY Democrats have great reasons to reject Zohran Mamdani

Gov. Kathy Hochul, Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie and Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart Cousins have now all endorsed the 33-year-old leftist.

Dumbest Kirk conspiracy theory, political violence double standard and other commentary

The fact that Charlie Kirk’s murderer was not “someone whose politics centered on Israel- or Jewish-related topics” has annoyed “a small but influential faction...

Chinese propaganda has even infiltrated the halls of Congress

On my first day as a congressman in January, I learned a startling lesson: Among the array of newspapers delivered free in Congress was...

Luigi Mangione’s dropped terrorism charges: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 20, 2025

NY Post readers discuss Justice Gregory Carro throwing out terrorism charges against the alleged CEO killer.

What a difference in how Americans reacted to the deaths of Charlie Kirk vs. George Floyd

The far-left alleged that conservatives would "pounce" on Kirk's death to wage protests and boost radical agendas, as they did after George Floyd's death.

Voters were right to reject Kamala Harris’s contempt for them

Every day that passes makes one truth more clear: Kamala Harris disdains the American people, and it is undeniable that her loss in November was a good thing for the country. Harris’s book, 107 Days, details that Harris wanted to choose then-Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg as her running mate. The logic there is sound: Buttigieg is well-spoken, a […]

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