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Judge orders Trump to admit roughly 12,000 refugees

A judge on Monday ordered the Trump administration to admit some 12,000 refugees into the United States under a court order partially blocking the president's efforts to suspend the nation's refugee admissions program.

The art of the self-deportation

President Joe Biden used it to help illegal immigrants enter the country. President Donald Trump is using it to help them leave. The contrast between how the two presidents are using the U.S. Customs and Border Protection mobile app couldn’t be starker — and it is exactly what the people voted for. In addition to […]

Pence warns of ‘price shock,’ consequences of Trump tariffs

Former Vice President Pence warned of a “price shock” and other consequences of President Trump’s new tariff policy in an interview that aired Monday on CNN. “I do have a concern that when the so-called 90-day pause comes off, that even the administration has conceded that there may be a price shock in the economy...

Federal judge rules North Carolina must certify state Supreme Court victory

A federal judge ordered the North Carolina Board of Elections on Monday to certify the results of the state's Supreme Court election, giving Democratic incumbent Justice Allison Riggs the upper hand in the still-contested race. Chief U.S. District Judge Richard E. Myers ruled Monday that the state board must certify the results of the November...

Harris makes surprise post-election appearance with Met Gala debut

Former Vice President Harris made her debut at the Met Gala this year alongside former first gentleman Doug Emhoff, Vogue reported Monday. Harris’s Met Gala look selection was custom-made by the clothing brand Off-White. A photo featured in Vogue's reporting on Harris’s attendance at the event shows the former vice president in a floor-length dress...

Toss Eric Adams’ monster garbage bins in the trash heap of bad ideas

As numerous residents tell The Post, Mayor Eric Adams' humongous new spaceship-shaped bins are blatant eyesores that will grossly mar the streetscape and detract...

Smug experts shattered our trust — now ‘charlatans and cranks’ fill the void

We learned the wrong lessons from the COVID-era cratering of trust in experts and authority: now we're filling the credibility gap with fakers and...

Columbia’s ‘antisemitism’ squad is coming down hard — on Catholics like me

Being a Columbia student who voices my Catholic faith on social media was enough to make me the subject of a university investigation.

The week in whoppers: Obama covers for Harvard antisemitism, TV host Dan Abrams distorts Supreme Court ruling vs. Trump and more

Former President Barack Obama said that Harvard University has "set the standard' after it refused to comply with the Trump administrations requests to curb...

Sneak attack: How biased Wikipedia twisted the truth about JD Vance

New report details how Wikipedia's leftist editors launched a massive smear campaign against JD Vance — while Donald Trump was choosing a running mate.

End the ADA lawsuit madness in NYC: Stop the Marks brothers and paraplegic Jocelyn Pierre!

On behalf of Jocelyn Pierre, a paraplegic New Yorker, lawyer-brothers Bradly and Darren Marks have filed 113 federal ADA lawsuits against businesses across the...

Rest in peace, Mario Vargas Llosa

At a 1976 movie premiere in Mexico City, Mario Vargas Llosa famously punched his soon-to-be ex-friend, novelist Gabriel García Márquez, in the face. Some theorize the ruckus was about Vargas Llosa’s wife. Others believe it was a row over politics, as Vargas Llosa would soon refer to García Márquez as “Castro’s courtesan.” I like to think the latter happened. […]

Los Angeles’s incompetence turned the city into a fire pit

Los Angeles’s incompetent leadership turned the city into a ticking time bomb for massive fire damage. For the 2024-2025 fiscal year, the Los Angeles Fire Department had a budget of around $837 million. Los Angeles spent more money on homelessness — around $961 million. LAFD is also forced to spend its own resources and money […]

The casualties of America’s loss of glassware manufacturing to China

CHARLEROI — For 132 years, the sound of the factory air whistle signaling the start of the work day at the plant along 8th and McKean Avenue in this Washington County borough meant all the things we associate with work: men and women had jobs, families had food on their table, the societal fabric was […]

Trump could boost Colorado, Alabama, and national defense

This editorial was first published in the Denver Gazette. The United States faces ominous space threats from China, Russia, and other adversaries, demanding strategic decisions that bolster national security without disrupting critical operations. Space Command is foundational to countering foreign aggressors, and President Donald Trump could advance its mission while benefiting two regions that have […]

Blue Origin flight is one giant leap backward for feminists

Space travel is one of human civilization’s greatest accomplishments. Yet, it’s hard to argue that humanity’s latest voyage into space hasn’t tainted this achievement. With Blue Origin‘s space flight on Monday, six women were passengers on a commercial trip to space. It is a neat story, but far from any kind of triumph. Yet, inexplicably, […]

Musk makes room for the worst of surrogacy

In our age of self-preoccupation, children’s rights usually take a backseat. With one of the worst offenders, Tesla CEO Elon Musk, in political prominence with the GOP, this problem is not going to be solved anytime soon. Part of that is because, as a concept, Musk’s family plan itself is never really “solved.” He has […]

The full story of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the unlawfully deported illegal immigrant

Kilmar Abrego Garcia is an illegal immigrant who has no right to be in the United States. He has admitted as much. But it was nonetheless unlawful for the Trump administration to deport him to his home country of El Salvador last month. He is, as the liberal media call him, a “Maryland father” with […]

Republicans should follow MTG’s lead on town hall meetings

Democratic agitators, left-wing saboteurs, and liberal activists have plagued town hall meetings hosted by Republicans in Congress since January. They’ve shouted and yelled, created disruptions, and made it uncomfortable for Republicans to talk to their constituents. It’s the same tactics Democrats have been using since the 1960s to silence opposition. In response, the National Republican […]

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