Opinion

Trump says Democrats replacing Platner is ‘very hard for them to do’

Trump said Democrats will struggle to replace Graham Platner after the Maine Senate candidate suspended his campaign amid rape allegations from Politico.

Trump’s voter ID bill catches unlikely break as McConnell remains sidelined

Mitch McConnell's weeks-long absence removes one key "no" vote on the SAVE America Act, but Senate Republicans still face a filibuster problem.

New Jersey’s outrageous union giveaways are paving a road to ruin

New Jersey has spent decades substituting government mandates for market competition and individual freedom....

Nirav Shah, governor primary runner-up, jumps into race to replace Platner

Nirav Shah, the former Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention director who recently...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—July 9

1987—In 1986, the Supreme Court ruled in California v. Ciraolo that a person growing marijuana in...

George Soros wrecked American criminal justice — one leftist DA at a time

Billionaire George Soros backed scores of elected DAs who effectively eliminated criminal justice, putting more criminals — even repeat offenders — back on the...

Another futile Russia peace talk: Letters to the Editor — Dec. 5, 2025

NY Post readers discuss recent talks between the United States and Russia to end the war in Ukraine.

Congress must fix Obamacare’s stunning fraud risk now

On Wednesday, the Government Accountability Office released the results of a covert test that found a jaw-dropping 90% of fake applications were approved without...

Democrats’ Venezuela hypocrisy ignores reality — ‘war powers’ rules are dead

Partisans on both sides only pretend to care about war powers when it’s convenient.

Nuzzi-Lizza farce exposes Washington as the ultimate cesspool of vanity

Christmas came early for Washington gossips this week with the running saga of Olivia Nuzzi and Ryan Lizza, two accomplished political writers who just...

The week in whoppers: Zohran Mamdani goes to bat for criminals from abroad, Gavin Newsom gaslights on democracy and more

Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani claimed that immigration raids don't do anything to improve public safety in New York City.

Gen Z has a case of long Covid — and society is enabling it

It’s been five years since the pandemic, but schools are continuing to let sub-par performance fly — and mental health diagnoses are soaring.

Closing the door on immigration? Not yet

Can the United States come up with an immigration policy that will prove sustainable? Two writers whom I respect and take delight in reading, despite their widely differing views, Tyler Cowen, who favors more immigration, and Christopher Caldwell, who favors less, have their doubts. Both, incidentally, are writing for the Free Press, Bari Weiss’s eclectic startup. […]

Everyone is wrong about this viral controversy at the University of Oklahoma

People all across the internet are once again at each other’s throats over a minor incident that’s morphed into the latest fuel for the culture war. This time, it’s a controversy out of the University of Oklahoma, where a college student received a zero from a transgender instructor on an assignment in which she cited […]

Parental rights win in California

A public school district in an idyllic beach town north of San Diego is finally acknowledging a Supreme Court decision to allow opt-outs for parents and students when schools are promoting leftist gender ideology. The Encinitas Union School District was sued by a fifth-grade student, Shea Encinas, who was forced to teach a fellow student […]

AI and the death of macroeconomics as we knew it

It’s not inflation or recession that has blindsided traditional macroeconomists, but irrelevance. Artificial intelligence has not just transformed markets but made our dominant frameworks for understanding them obsolete. For over a century, macroeconomics has relied on tools honed in the industrial age: GDP to measure growth, yield curves to signal recessions, and productivity metrics built […]

Trump rightly changes the rules of engagement

Congressional critics of President Donald Trump’s tactics in the war on drug cartels are badly confused. Because the Department of War, instead of the Drug Enforcement Administration, is now engaging the cartels, members of Congress on both sides of the aisle are demanding that the U.S. follow rules of engagement for combat with foreign armies. […]

What are Trump’s motivations in Venezuela?

If you take his comments at face value, President Donald Trump’s objectives in Venezuela seem clear enough: dictator President Nicolas Maduro needs to pack up his things and get out of Caracas before it’s too late. Trump reportedly reiterated that demand during last week’s phone call with Maduro, even as he rejected the Venezuelan dictator’s demands […]

It’s time for Congress to review the pardon power

Alexander Hamilton defended the unilateral presidential pardoning power as a practical necessity for a young republic. He argued that it enabled the chief executive to act with the speed and secrecy required to offer timely mercy and restore tranquility “during seasons of insurrection or rebellion.” He also argued that the power was needed to soften […]

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