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Minn.’s anti-ICE agitators: Letters to the Editor — Jan. 26, 2026

NY Post readers discuss chaos in Minneapolis as anti-ICE protests continue after the death of Renee Nicole Good.

Media Inflame Anti-ICE Tensions with False Kidnapping Claims

An Ecuadoran man abandoned his five-year-old son while fleeing ICE. Americans were led to...

Minnesota’s Ridiculous Lawsuit to Bar Federal Immigration Enforcement

States have no power to nullify federal law on a federal function, and courts...

Trump Sends Tom Homan to Minneapolis

Dispatching Homan to the scene is, it appears, an attempt to dial down tension...

The Trouble with Writing About Chaos Government

When the facts are so hard to pin down, it’s bad not just for...

New sanctions are ‘really bad things’ that Trump should drop on peace-averse Putin

President Donald Trump warned Tuesday that Vladimir Putin is "playing with fire" by continuing to wage all-out war on Ukraine.

Trump’s team needs to spell out what ‘winning’ over Harvard means, or they risk defeat

We’re happy to cheer Team Trump as it confronts Harvard University and the rest of US academia — but we’re not sure what the...

The Joe Biden scandal set off a Democratic civil war — that will tear the party to pieces

Every major administration official who served under Joe Biden helped hide the president’s decline — and some Dems are using the public's outrage to...

Don’t fall for the rent-freeze demagogues — they’ll make NY’s housing squeeze WORSE

Zohran Mamdani and other leftists are deploying a cynical political strategy: Pander to a segment of single-issue voters almost too large to resist —...

No, David French, we have no constitutional duty to subsidize Harvard

Do taxpayers have a constitutional duty to bankroll Harvard University? On MSNBC, David French argued that the Trump administration’s defunding of Harvard is little more than “political retaliation.” In the United States, we don’t sentence people before hearing the verdict, the New York Times columnist said. Ignoring due process is “directly contrary to our constitutional principles.” David […]

Vance versus the market utopians

No one hates Vice President JD Vance more than the editorial board at the Wall Street Journal, although this time, someone at least signed its latest attack on him.  Matthew Hennessey published a piece on Memorial Day, taking issue with Vance’s recent description of “the market” as “a tool” and not “the purpose of American […]

Buttigieg’s faux regret on not reopening schools sooner

Former Transportation Secretary and future presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg wants a mulligan on Democrats shutting down schools during the pandemic. Buttigieg was asked what he would say to his past self if he could time travel back to right after he endorsed Joe Biden for president. His answer was “one, for the love of God, […]

The St. Isidore case came up short, but religious education may be better off for it

While advocates of religious education may be frustrated with the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent deadlock in St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School v. Drummond, they may have dodged a bullet. St. Isidore is a Catholic virtual school that applied to become a charter school in Oklahoma. The state denied the application because the school sought […]

Why Musk is so important

WHY MUSK IS SO IMPORTANT. Elon Musk‘s giant Starship spacecraft went out of control, tumbled, and broke apart several minutes into a test flight Tuesday night. It was the latest in a series of unsuccessful-but-still-instructive tests of Musk’s hugely ambitious rocket program, which is designed to go to Mars. And it is also, at least for […]

Beyond tariffs: How Trump is rebuilding the economy for Main Street

For decades, global elites dictated the parameters of international trade, mostly to benefit multinational corporations, not American workers. There was nothing “free” about such trade. Rather, it created a rigged system that invited foreign governments to impose tariffs and price controls while manipulating labor markets to flood our country with underpriced goods. All the while, […]

Mission: Impossible 8 is an artificial intelligence-obsessed mess

If generative artificial intelligence was all the rage back in 2023, when Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One premiered, it’s now practically inescapable — embedded in every app, startup, and subscription service with a login screen. Naturally, this futuristic, energy-hungry, and vaguely apocalyptic technology has wormed its way into the plot of Tom Cruise’s final outing as […]

Trump’s eyes opened on Putin. Now what will he do?

“I’m not happy with what Putin is doing. He’s killing a lot of people, and I don’t know what the hell happened to Putin,” said Donald Trump on Truth Social over the holiday weekend.  “I’ve always had a very good relationship with Vladimir Putin of Russia, but something has happened to him. He has gone […]

Repeal the Home Care Rule and restore community-based care

May marks Older Americans Month, a time to honor our nation’s aging population. It’s also a time to consider how public policy can better support seniors’ ability to age with dignity, security, and independence. That means expanding access to in-home care and encouraging community-based solutions. One key step is to repeal the 2013 Home Care Rule. Most senior citizens want to age in place so they can […]

Best of The Babylon Bee: French prez Macron claims he fell down stairs again

Every week, The Post will bring you our picks of the best one-liners and stories from satirical site the Babylon Bee to take the...

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