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First lady cites memoir after Supreme Court upholds state laws reserving girls’ sports for biological females

First lady Melania Trump celebrates Supreme Court ruling allowing states to limit women's sports to biological females, citing her memoir's stance on the issue.

Fox News Poll: Maine Senate race is tight, with concerns about both candidates

Susan Collins holds a slim 3-point lead over Graham Platner in Maine, but a 15-point enthusiasm gap among Democrats keeps the race competitive.

Mamdani is socializing housing in NYC, costing taxpayers billions

You know Gotham is careening toward fiscal crisis when the city council’s problem with...

Gavin Newsom’s final budget: California’s fiscal house of cards

This week, Democratic legislators approved a state budget — Gavin Newsom’s last as governor.

New York’s Democratic primary winners: Letters to the Editor — July 1, 2026

NY Post readers discuss Claire Valdez, Darializa Avila Chevalier and Brad Lander winning the...

Real wages up 1.9% in Trump’s first year back in office

Despite the constant and steep vicissitudes throughout his first year back in the Oval Office, President Donald Trump has ended it with a Goldilocks economy. After four years of former President Joe Biden’s unprecedented fiscal expansion stoked the worst inflationary crisis in 40 years, annual consumer price index inflation fell from 3% to 2.4% in […]

Democrats’ SAVE Act opposition: Letters to the Editor — Feb. 14, 2026

The SAVE Act is supported by north of 80% of the American people of all races and creeds, but Schumer and company act like...

How dashcams revealed 10% of sidewalk sheds are illegal

Built to protect pedestrians from falling debris, the ubiquitous sidewalk shed has become an unfortunate defining feature of New York City life.

Teachers union helps make San Francisco too expensive, then shuts down schools for raises

San Francisco teachers and their union shut down schools for a week over pay increases that are only necessary because they support Democrats who make the city too expensive. The United Educators of San Francisco and the San Francisco Unified School District came to an agreement Friday morning to end a strike that lasted all week. […]

In the Epstein mess, good news and bad news for Trump

IN THE EPSTEIN MESS, GOOD NEWS AND BAD NEWS FOR TRUMP. On Tuesday, first son Donald Trump Jr. wrote a very brief post to his 15.9 million followers on X. “Seems like a really big deal” was all it said. But it linked to a story headlined, “Ex-police chief says Trump told him ‘thank goodness you’re […]

On This Day: New militia arrives at Roxbury as Washington works to secure gunpowder

The following is an installment of “On This Day,” a series celebrating America’s 250th anniversary by following the actions of Gen. George Washington, the Continental Congress, and the men and women whose bravery and sacrifice led up to the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Feb. 13, 1776. From his headquarters in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Gen. […]

Why has no American fallen over the Epstein files?

Here is a question that is nagging me. Why have the Epstein files had so much more impact in Britain than in the United States? The former British ambassador to Washington was recalled for writing an obsequious greeting in the birthday collection, which contains a similar message from Donald Trump — though Trump denies that […]

Jimmy Lai’s fate is a warning for Taiwan

Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai has been sentenced to 20 years in jail by the city’s Chinese Communist Party rulers. Lai is Hong Kong’s most prominent political prisoner. The verdict is tantamount to a death sentence for the 78-year-old. It is also a warning for another neighbor that China has set its sights on: […]

China’s mineral monopoly is putting our national security at risk  

As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes nearly every aspect of American life, a less visible but far more consequential challenge is emerging. The critical minerals that are essential to the weapons systems and platforms that underpin U.S. national security are also instrumental in powering the AI technological surge. Right now, access to these minerals is dominated […]

Anti-ICE ‘National Shutdown’ was a total bust

In case you missed it, the world was supposed to end last week. At least that’s what mass immigration supporters and anti-ICE organizers wanted you to believe. The much-ballyhooed “National Shutdown,” sponsored by “1,000 plus” organizations, promised “historic, economy-crushing consequences in all 50 States” with “millions standing up” to oppose Immigration and Customs Enforcement efforts. […]

America deserves the Virginia Military Institute

Last month, Democrats in Virginia introduced several bills aimed at dismantling, defunding, and investigating the Virginia Military Institute. The school — a source of some of the greatest military minds in American history — is a problem for Democrats. Unlike most universities, VMI has resisted pressure to modify its strict honor code and lower its […]

Japan’s snap election is a defeat for China

The recent victory of Japan’s Sanae Takaichi is a boon for the U.S.-Japanese relationship. Takaichi and her Liberal Democratic Party won a mandate in the snap elections. And Washington might have won the opportunity to work with a key ally in deterring China and its global ambitions. Takaichi’s win is notable. Her LDP gained 120 […]

Taxpayers shouldn’t be LA County’s backup plan

When government faces financial pressure, the reflex too often is to reach for the taxpayer’s wallet.

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