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Hannah-Jones’ ignorant Times essay: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 29, 2026

New York Post readers weigh in on New York Times writer Nikole Hannah-Jones’ political motives for sending her daughter to a failing public school.

Senate passes benchmark legislation on college sports NIL rights

The Senate passed landmark legislation Monday night intended to regulate the Wild West of college sports compensation and transfers, teeing up a vote in the House after the November midterm elections.

State Department considers sharing passport records for voter citizenship checks

The State Department is assessing how to share passport records with state and local officials to verify citizenship on voter registration rolls.

The ‘real threat’ to LA’s teachers union

Oops. A honcho with the LA teachers union (UTLA) is saying the quiet part...

Media manipulates economic gloom — and it’s all about the midterms

Whether this is the best of economies, the worst of economies, or something in...

The bill for ‘free stuff’ always arrives. Just ask the generation that believed Mamdani

Throughout the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s, the United States spent billions and billions of dollars to prevent communism from spreading throughout the world. Why would we write off New York City and abdicate to this dangerous ideology now? We were told that this thinking was rejected and left upon the ash heap of history, for […]

Europe is rearming. German voters may have other plans

Europe has spent four years preparing for a future in which Russia remains the principal threat, Ukraine must be kept in the fight, and Germany finally accepts the financial burden of defending the continent. Then voters in Saxony-Anhalt delivered a different message. Alternative for Germany won 43.8% of the vote in the state election, more than doubling […]

Biden’s Iran appeasement blew up the Red Sea. Now, Trump must fix the Saudi-UAE divide

The escalating war around Saudi Arabia and the Red Sea is not merely another Middle Eastern conflict. It threatens two pillars of the international economic system: the free movement of global commerce and the security of the world’s energy supplies. The Iran-backed Houthis’ expansion along Yemen’s Red Sea coast and their ability to threaten the […]

Tehran is mapping targets in America — and Trump’s FBI is out of excuses

The latest announcement from Tehran should command the immediate attention of the American national security establishment. Fars News Agency, one of the Islamic Republic’s principal state-aligned media outlets, has announced the launch of an intelligence and surveillance system called “Alaj,” whose declared purpose is to identify and track Iranians abroad who Tehran considers to be […]

To stop the Houthis, recognize Somaliland and South Arabia

Last week, Houthi forces in Yemen captured the Red Sea port city of Mokha. It’s the most consequential Houthi victory since the Iranian-backed group seized the Yemeni capital Sanaa 12 years ago. While the Houthis have long targeted shipping with missiles and drones launched from the inland highlands, Mokha and nearby Perim Island give the […]

Trump speaks the truth on artificial intelligence

On the artificial intelligence revolution, President Donald Trump is right, and the prophets of doom are wrong. Responding last weekend to calls by Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman to slow the development of frontier AI models, Trump responded, “You have a lot of very negative forces that are bringing it up […]

What Karl Marx got right about politics

Why have so many pundits analyzing socialism’s increasing popularity missed the mark? In the Wall Street Journal, Dr. Scott Atlas opines that baby boomers’ poor parenting is the root cause. Nate Silver drills into data at a granular level and discovers over-educated, under-employed white females at socialism’s core. Many fault public education for failing to […]

Immigrants should be self-sufficient

Supporters of mass immigration often justify their position by assuring us that immigrants do not use welfare and are a net benefit to society, so we should welcome more of them. But when the Trump administration proposes new regulations that would make it harder for immigrants who use welfare programs to obtain permanent residence, suddenly, […]

Michael Goodwin: Hochul’s hollow words about affordability omit the damage she’s done — NY can’t afford 4 more years of her

To believe Gov. Hochul’s tiresome claim that she’s committed to making New York more affordable, you also have to believe she actively opposed the...

Ukrainians are now stocking up on semiautomatic shotguns to take out Russian drones

In pre-war Ukraine, such weapons were popular as sporting guns, used for hunting duck, hares and the odd fox, today they are in demand...

NYC Council progressives aim to hide public-school failure via outright racial discrimination

They pretend to see a great wrong in the low numbers of black and Hispanic students who earn admission to Stuyvesant HS, Bronx Science...

Victor Valley made the right call on sportsmanship

It must have been tough for Victor Valley High School Superintendent Carl J. Coles and Principal Darius Robinson to cancel their team’s next football...

LA can reap benefits from Olympic boom — if it learns from 1984 success

The city need only look to its own history to understand the way forward.

Why can’t we just behave? Rudeness is everywhere these days

A shirtless man riding a bike into an East Village Chase bank highlights the decline of public manners and etiquette in New York City.

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