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Hollywood merger would scale up the ‘woke’

If two failing fast-food chains merged, Americans would not expect better meals. They would expect bigger portions of the same bad product. 

UCLA hasn’t learned its lesson

UCLA must think it is off the hook for antisemitism and bigotry after a...

Bernie Sanders, traveling salesman of bad ideas

When Bernie Sanders has a bad policy to sell, he comes to California.

Yes, geniuses, we want poopless buses

It's news that could pass for satire: LA’s Department of Transportation is urging riders...

From slave roots to Senate race: Allen West bets on Wesley Hunt’s Cinderella story

If you're looking for a Cinderella story in the Texas GOP Senate race, retired Lt. Col. Allen West thinks former Apache helicopter pilot Wesley Hunt might just be it.

Lawyer for detransitioner awarded $2M warns case signals a tipping point: ‘Every doctor’ should take it seriously

“This was not about ideology,” lawyer Adam Deutsch told The Post. “This case was about medical malpractice."

Billie Eilish was just doing her job as a pop star – showing ignorance on US history

Billie Eilish can be forgiven for being thoughtless — as a pop star, it’s practically part of her job description, but her anti-ICE declaration...

A NYC judge’s migrant escape aid: Letters to the Editor — Feb. 4, 2026

NY Post readers discuss a Manhattan judge setting an illegal immigrant free despite a federal warrant for his arrest.

Larry Krasner wants to ‘hunt down’ ICE officers

Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, who was funded by George Soros, said at a recent “ICE Out” City Hall press conference that he would “hunt down” federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. He went further, adding, “If we have to hunt you down the way they hunted down Nazis for decades, we will find your […]

On This Day: Washington has no answers for monies needed to fund the war as Congress delays

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. 3, 1776 In his daily General Orders, Gen. George […]

California Democrats will spend millions to ‘study’ inevitable mileage tax

Nothing could more perfectly represent the incompetence and wastefulness of California Democrats than spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on a study to justify imposing even higher taxes on the state’s residents. California has the highest gas tax in the nation, which has become a problem given that Democrats in the state plan to force everyone to buy […]

Democrats want to unmask ICE officers to cause them violence and harm

Let’s stop pretending that the crusade to unmask Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers is anything other than a nefarious attempt to cause them violence and harm.  For months now, Democrats have had an obsession with demanding that ICE officers remove masks during their operations. Multiple Democrats, including Sen. Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and Gov. […]

Body-armor vs. briefcase immigration enforcement

Illegal immigrants arrested in high-profile Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions in Minneapolis and elsewhere, criminals or not, have no right to be here and no grounds for complaint. Responsibility for the violence in Minnesota is widely shared. First, former President Joe Biden’s administration, which lawlessly let in 8 million to 10 million illegal immigrants, who […]

Trump is finally advancing long-sought US goals in Cuba and Venezuela

Secretary of State Marco Rubio does not mince words, especially on Latin America. When asked by Senator Brian Schatz (D-HI) whether he’d rule out regime change in Cuba during a recent Foreign Relations Committee hearing, Rubio did not hesitate. “I think we would love to see that regime there change,” he said. While Schatz and […]

In the rush to hold insurers to account, don’t forget about hospitals

When asked to account for the skyrocketing cost of health coverage before two House committees last Thursday, the chief executives of five of America’s largest health insurance companies pointed fingers. Don’t look at us, they said. Look at hospitals and drugmakers. It was a plainly self-serving argument, of course. But there’s a kernel of truth in it. […]

How Democrats game the census for power

At the 68th Grammy Awards, a day before Groundhog Day, singer Billie Eilish spied her shadow in a spotlight beam and predicted endless Hollywood posturing on illegal immigration.  “No one is illegal on stolen land,” Eilish said, offering a neat epigrammatic falsehood about the United States that is catching on. But it’s a boneheaded analysis, […]

Why America’s 250th misses the point

The United States is preparing to commemorate her semiquincentennial on July 4. For those challenged by history, this date will be 250 years since the Declaration of Independence was proclaimed. Fireworks will burst, speeches will be delivered, and messaging will tell Americans that the nation sprang fully formed from Philadelphia in the summer of 1776. […]

A new jazz orchestra with Kurt Elling comes to Washington

American culture still produces great things. The Music Center at Strathmore, a gorgeous concert and arts venue just outside of Washington, is preparing for a premier performance by its new in-house, 17-piece Strathmore Jazz Orchestra. The band, led by conductor and composer Daniel Jamieson, will make its debut on Friday, Feb. 13, performing with Grammy-winning vocalist Kurt Elling. […]

The Lemon indictment is what equal justice looks like

Disgraced former-CNN anchor Don Lemon said he “will not be silenced” after a Minnesota grand jury indicted him for violating the First Amendment rights of worshipers in St. Paul last week. Naturally, no one is trying to silence the man, as much as any reasonable person would love it if he shut up. What the […]

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