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Trump pardons Nevada politician known as ‘Lady Trump’

President Trump pardoned Michele Fiore, a Republican member of the Las Vegas City Council who was convicted for using donations raised for a statue of a fallen police officer on herself instead.

Will Judge Dugan become the next hero of the resistance?

WILL JUDGE DUGAN BECOME THE NEXT HERO OF THE RESISTANCE? The Trump administration’s campaign against sanctuary jurisdictions took a big step forward on Friday when federal agents arrested a county judge in Milwaukee after the judge allegedly helped an illegal immigrant accused of multiple crimes hide from federal immigration officials who had come to detain him. […]

Virginia Giuffre, one of Jeffrey Epstein’s accusers, dies at 41

One of the several women who accused Jeffrey Epstein of sex trafficking died on Friday at the age of 41. Virginia Giuffre was pronounced dead by suicide at her farm in Western Australia, her publicist confirmed to the Associated Press. “Deeply loving, wise and funny, she was a beacon to other survivors and victims,” publicist...

McCarthy likens Democratic infighting to ‘civil war’

Former House Speaker Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) slammed the Democratic Party over its internal fractions, comparing the battle between figureheads to a “civil war.” “The party we are watching today, Democrat, is a civil war. It's the reason why there are no leaders of the party,” McCarthy said during a Friday morning appearance on Fox...

Mangione pleads not guilty in insurance executive’s slaying

Luigi Mangione pleaded not guily to a federal judge on Friday, denying his involvement in the Manhattan killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Mangione, a 26 year old Ivy League graduate from Maryland, could be charged with capital punishment if convicted of the violent crime.  Attorney General Pam Bondi encouraged the acting U.S. Attorney for...

When Paul Skenes takes the mound, time begins anew in Pittsburgh

In Why Time Begins on Opening Day, Thomas Boswell wrote that a ballclub’s faithful finally learn the final score is only part of what matters, that “the process, the pleasure, the grain of the game count too.” In Pittsburgh this April, the grain of the game is a 100‑mile‑an‑hour fastball that rises like a hot […]

Minnesota DA’s woke two-tier justice prizes Tesla violence above all

Mary Moriarty, Minneapolis' leftist top prosecutor, is throwing the book at a non-political car vandal — but letting a Tesla terrorist walk.

Trump’s ‘STOP’ is like Biden’s ‘Don’t’ — empty threats to a dictator

President Trump's reaction to one of the biggest missile attacks in the past year was to tell Vladimir Putin: “STOP.” As if Putin is...

Blame NY’s thug-loving progs for the death of innocent bystanders like ‘Momma Zee’

New York simply failed to protect her — because its laws, prosecutors and judges leave violent gunmen out on the streets, free to terrorize.

The Post endorses Frank Morano for City Council in Staten Island’s special election Tuesday

Staten Island City Councilman Joe Borelli's early departure from office has triggered a nonpartisan ranked-choice special election to fill the vacancy. Election Day is...

Gov. Hochul, make sure New York’s assisted suicide bill NEVER becomes law

The state should not permit doctors or anyone else to help people kill themselves.

Green-energy madness will turn NYC family homes into firetraps

A massive lithium-ion battery facility being quietly pushed into a residential Queens neighborhood is a toxic hazard disguised as green infrastructure.

Michelle Obama is tarnishing her legacy by admitting she would rather practice the art of saying ‘No’ than do the right thing

The former first lady played hooky from Donald Trump's inauguration because she's taking some me time, baby!

Zel’s impossible position: Letters to the Editor — April 25, 2025

NY Post readers discuss President Trump pushing Ukraine to accept a deal that would turn control of Crimea over to Russia.

Big reckoning for Big Tech? EU’s fines on Meta, Apple won’t change bad behavior

Government slap-downs on tech giants may feel satisfying to frustrated consumers, but they don't solve the erosion of privacy and loss of consumer choice...

The week in whoppers: Clyburn’s eye-rolling excuse for Dems’ messaging failure, Jankowicz’s ‘autocracy’ audacity and more

South Carolina Rep. Jim Clyburn claimed that Democrats need to rely on the media to deliver their message to the public.

So Abrego Garcia is just like Jesus now?

Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-GA) has tried to use his position as a pastor to claim the moral high ground on immigration and other matters. This means comparing an alleged MS-13 gang member to Jesus Christ. Earlier this week, Warnock appeared on ABC’s The View, the toxic liberal media dumping ground that exposes the hatred and […]

Ketanji Brown Jackson makes a powerful argument for school choice

During oral arguments in the case of Mahmoud v. Taylor, Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson unintentionally made a practical and convincing case for universal school choice. A few years back, the Montgomery County, Maryland school board instituted an “LGBTQ-inclusive” curriculum that included storybooks for kids as young as prekindergarten. The books are ostensibly part of […]

The American History Museum: An exhibition for DEI

Ever since I was in grade school, I loved visiting the National Museum of American History in Washington, one of the many Smithsonian museums scattered across the city. Since I was a homeschooled student who grew up within easy driving distance of Washington, visiting museums was a regular part of my education, to the point […]

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