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Miranda Devine: The Biden admin’s COVID vaccine cover-up and lies can no longer be denied – or the damage it caused

As Dr. Anthony Fauci’s right-hand man, David Morens, was charged this week with conspiracy and destruction of federal records in the COVID-19 cover-up, another scandal over the vaccine was...

This is the contest LA needs this November

A former reality-TV star for LA mayor? That prospect is now looking plausible.

James leading GOP gubernatorial primary in Michigan: Survey

U.S. Rep. John James (R-Mich.) is the leading Republican candidate in Michigan’s gubernatorial primary race, according to new polling. Glengariff Group, Inc. published new polling data for the race on Tuesday from likely GOP primary voters in the state. James garnered 37 percent of support in the survey, followed by businessman Perry Johnson with 19.8...

Johnson quashes farm bill rebellion to pass budget blueprint for reconciliation 2.0

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) on Wednesday quashed a rebellion over the farm bill to allow the House to adopt a budget blueprint for a second reconciliation bill that would fund immigration enforcement. The 215-211-1 party-line vote, with Rep. Kevin Kiley (I-Calif.) voting present, brings Congress one step closer to ending the Department of Homeland Security...

Case against West Virginia woman accused of plotting Trump assassination is dismissed

Charges against Morgan Morrow, the West Virginia woman who was arrested in January for alleged terroristic threats linked to a social media post about President Donald Trump and a sniper, have been dismissed. 

Constitution Day in the shadow of political violence: Can the US keep its republic?

Wednesday is Constitution Day, the date on which that venerable document was signed by the delegates to the convention that drafted it. In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, it’s worth asking ourselves whether we are still capable of keeping the republic it created. The United States was the first nation in the history of […]

The week in whoppers: Kamala Harris’ border whining, Matthew Dowd’s sick attack on Charlie Kirk and more  

Former Vice President Kamala Harris blamed the Biden administation for making her "shoulder the blame" for the border crisis.

Rest in peace, Charlie Kirk: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 12, 2025

NY Post readers discuss the assassination of conservative activist and influencer Charlie Kirk at a Utah campus event.

‘Love trumps hate,’ Democrats’ ironic phrase

“Love trumps hate,” a slogan often chanted during the so-called “peaceful protest” of the party claiming to embody love and tolerance, has become a rallying cry for those seeking to divide, hate, and now murder those who disagree with their questionable opinions. Last night, a politically motivated shooter in Utah showed us exactly that. Charlie […]

Democrats are never getting our guns

In the wake of Charlie Kirk‘s assassination, some Democrats and gun control groups have had the unmitigated gall to demand more gun control. Here is the message they need to get through their thick heads: You are never getting it, especially when you are trying to disarm the people who are being killed. A who’s […]

Yesterday’s heroes — and tomorrow’s

SHANKSVILLE, Pennsylvania — At the Flight 93 Memorial, on Sept. 11, you will see all sorts. Dozens of bikers, many in their gang colors, rode, parked, and stood around the visitor center and surrounding road. A Canadian commercial pilot, in uniform, speaking French, was the first man I met there. Tour buses and locals came […]

Kamala Harris moves to shift the blame in new book

Former Vice President Kamala Harris’s new book, 107 Days, about her short time as the Democratic Party nominee for president, is, by all accounts, illuminating. Early reviews suggest that Harris was frustrated with the hand she was dealt in late July 2024 when she became her party’s nominee. From her standpoint, the decision was made far […]

As the world moves on, Bidenworld battles itself

AS THE WORLD MOVES ON, BIDENWORLD BATTLES ITSELF. It’s an understatement to say that much has happened since Kamala Harris‘s short and unsuccessful run for president. But the former vice president appears not to have moved on. Harris has written a book, 107 Days, about her failed 2024 campaign. A brief excerpt has been published in the […]

From 9/11 to Charlie Kirk’s murder, America faces evil — and defeats it with its goodness

For me, 9/11 is a wound that never fully heals. But it taught me that the greatness of America lies in how we live,...

Charlie Kirk built his career with words and courage — and he never looked back

Charlie Kirk wrote to us at Breitbart in 2012 as a high school student, and we proudly published his first foray into political commentary.

Charlie Kirk assassination crystalizes countersniper challenge

The assassination of Charlie Kirk at a Utah Valley University event on Wednesday will provoke changes in how political commentators and activists organize their personal security. While American traditions of free speech and patriotism have long fostered unity against the outbursts of political street violence regularly seen globally, political assassinations remain a scourge on our […]

On flag burning, the Right is working for the Left

A strong defense of flag burning appeared in these pages recently from Christopher Scalia. As you’d expect from a patriot, he made his argument while nevertheless disapproving of the incendiaries and their infernal message. But Scalia believes, as many people do, that incinerating Old Glory is a form of protest properly covered by the First […]

US lets Russia slither back into Syria

The fall of Syrian dictator Bashar al Assad last year should have marked the end of Russia’s hold on that country. Unfortunately, as Syria’s new leader, Ahmed al Sharaa, consolidates power, Washington is standing back. Russia, though weakened by the war in Ukraine, is moving to reclaim its influence. The Soviet Union first established naval […]

A crackdown on crime could restore the American Dream

No country provides more opportunities for upward mobility than the United States. The “American Dream” is real, but many Americans can’t achieve their full potential because their neighborhood is plagued by crime, which destroys economic opportunity for generations. We founded Americans for Public Safety because public safety is a moral obligation, not a political experiment. We support […]

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