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State Department says it has provided guidance to more than 25,000 people in Israel, West Bank and Iran

Amid Israel-Iran tensions, the State Department has provided guidance to over 25,000 people in Israel, the West Bank and Iran seeking information about the war and how to stay safe.

Several provisions fail to pass muster with Senate rules in ‘big, beautiful bill’

The Senate GOP's tax bill faces setbacks after the parliamentarian rejected key provisions, including CFPB defunding, Pentagon guardrails and environmental regulation repeals

Issa floats constitutional amendment to let Congress, SCOTUS remove president after Biden health ‘cover-up’

Rep. Darrell Issa proposes constitutional amendment to strengthen presidential removal process after allegations of Biden's mental decline cover-up

Federal appeals court rules Louisiana Ten Commandments school law is unconstitutional

Louisiana's law mandating Ten Commandments displays in public schools deemed unconstitutional by 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, with judges citing First Amendment violations.

DNC elects vice chair to replace David Hogg as Democrat Party rift rages on

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) elects new vice chair following David Hogg controversy, as the progressive stepped down amid tensions over his plan to primary incumbent Democrats.

Democrats’ commitment to identity politics is a ticket to oblivion

It’s easy to forget the roaring momentum that accompanied former Vice President Kamala Harris’s ascendance to the top of the Democratic ticket last summer. The entire Democratic machine kicked into gear to awesome effect. Hollywood showed out. Brat summer commenced. Time magazine featured a cover captioned “Her Moment,” with a close-up of Harris gazing aspirationally […]

Biden invited another housing crash. Trump can stop it

Although Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, two government-backed mortgage giants with a taxpayer-funded safety net, helped crash the economy in 2008, the Biden administration in its final days quietly laid the groundwork to set them loose again. The goal? End their conservatorship, the federal leash that keeps their taxpayer-funded gambling in check. Last month, President Donald Trump said he would soon make a decision on […]

Adam ‘Shifty’ Schiff shows his disdain for military appreciation

Sen. Adam Schiff (D-CA) is one of Congress’s most deceitful and dishonest members.  He built this reputation when he was in the House of Representatives with the sham witch hunt impeachment trials. This included being exposed for falsifying details about a phone call between President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, mischaracterizing text messages, […]

Qatar keeps purchasing political influence

Much ethical debate has occurred since Qatar floated the idea of gifting President Donald Trump a Boeing 747 to replace America’s aging fleet of presidential planes. The idea surfaced shortly before Trump’s recent Middle East visit, but it’s certainly not a novel idea hatched by Doha. In 2018, after learning that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was looking to […]

Is FEC deadlock good or not? To partisans, it depends on when you ask

Hypocrisy is so commonplace in politics that it takes a truly brazen example to be noteworthy. Enter Trevor Potter and Adav Noti, two campaign finance crusaders who spent years demanding a more “decisive” Federal Election Commission — right up until the moment President Donald Trump won his second term. Now, these so-called “reformers” have suddenly […]

Don’t undermine mortgage safety with a risky Biden-era experiment

Federal Housing Finance Agency Director William Pulte has brought renewed attention to a number of key issues that affect the safety and soundness of the mortgage industry, issues that could have serious consequences for millions of people trying to buy homes. Among these is the resurrection of a Biden-era regulatory proposal that would replace the current […]

Trump’s deal-making saved US Steel

The Steel City will live to see another day thanks to the Trump administration. President Donald Trump visited United States Steel’s Irvin Works in West Mifflin, Pennsylvania, near Pittsburgh, on Friday to announce a partnership between U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel — a safe partnership, something the Biden administration assumed would not be possible. I […]

Trump is giving people the economic recovery they voted for

Before COVID-19, President Donald Trump built a thriving economy that was a model for the rest of the world. A return to the prosperity of that economy is the baseline for this administration, not simply the goal. The people gave the president a mandate in 2024: Enact an agenda that will spur affordable growth, level the […]

Boulder attack underscores the urgency of deportations

The executive branch is morally and legally obliged to “preserve, protect, and defend” the United States. The Biden administration neglected this duty in many ways, most egregiously by permitting, indeed helping, vast numbers of illegal immigrants cross into the U.S. over the southern border. The U.S. Center for Immigration Studies estimates 5.6 million immigrants illegally […]

Common sense but true: Don’t let people who hate America move here

Like many other Americans who came here legally and became citizens, nothing rankles me more than seeing disrespect, ingratitude, and even homicidal violence from...

Face facts, Team Trump: Iran doesn’t want a nuke deal

Iran's rulers are proving they have no intention of denuclearizing the easy way, no matter how many carrots Team Trump dangles to get them...

Hamas terror has a hateful new home in America

Sunday’s firebombing of a peaceful crowd in Boulder, Colo., is just the latest proof that Hamas' hate has far too much of a home...

An anti-Israel maniac’s attack on Boulder: Letters to the Editor — June 3, 2025

NY Post readers discuss a terror attack in Boulder, Colo. targeting a group walking for Israeli hostages.

We can learn a lot from our presidents — even the ones you don’t like

As summer approaches, don’t forget your history. Here’s a presidential lesson or two.

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