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DeSantis endorses Florida GOP slate including Byron Donalds in governor’s race

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis endorsed a "slate" of candidates that included GOP gubernatorial candidate Rep. Byron Donalds.

Texas Dem candidate to hold high-dollar Hollywood fundraiser while GOP gathers in Dallas: ‘Fake cowboy’

James Talarico heads to Hollywood for a second celebrity fundraiser as Ken Paxton and Trump rally Republicans in Dallas for the midterm push.

Democrat establishment flexes dominance as insurgents fall and GOP bench thins in deep blue stronghold

Massachusetts Democrats rewarded Ed Markey, 80, over Seth Moulton in a generational clash after Moulton urged the party to "pass the torch."

Inside the far-left’s anti-data center push and what experts say is driving it: ‘Playbook we’ve seen before’

Climate activists and groups like Public Citizen and the Sierra Club are fueling data center opposition across the United States with progressive funding.

Treasury Department’s crackdown reveals terror on college campuses — and rising threats of violence

Affiliates of a terror-linked organization are active on US college campuses — and their...

Bruce Blakeman offers hope for real change for New York

Bruce Blakeman, now the 2026 GOP candidate for governor, offers New York a refreshingly commonsense agenda with real hope to reverse the state’s long...

Japan’s ‘Iron Lady’ shows UK’s spineless Keir Starmer how leadership is done

Even as Japan was rallying to its courageous prime minister, China was inflicting humiliation on America’s closest ally.

What they’re not telling you about street vendors — and why restaurants are mad

Angelenos were excited to see a taco cart in Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show from Villa’s Tacos in Highland Park.  It’s a taqueria...

How voters fleeing California turn other states blue

Americans of all groups  –– young and old, rich and middle-class, the college-educated and not  –– are fleeing California.   Conservatives are leaving in...

What you don’t know about the DSA’s radical platform may shock you

The race for LA mayor has two candidates from the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), including City Council member Nithya Raman.  It is worth...

The left-wing revolt Karen Bass never saw coming

The filing deadline for Los Angeles mayor closed at noon last Saturday. And this race looks nothing like the cakewalk Karen Bass expected. Billionaire...

No country for free men

Communist China has sentenced newspaper publisher Jimmy Lai to 20 years in prison. A longtime resident of Hong Kong and British citizen, Lai was convicted of sedition and collusion with foreign powers. As his son Sebastien Lai notes, this is a de facto death sentence for the ailing 78-year-old. The Chinese Communist Party’s apparatchiks are […]

On This Day: Gen. Washington is being chased by a demon he cannot outrun

The following is an installment of “On This Day,” a series celebrating America’s 250th anniversary by following the actions of Gen. George Washington, the Continental Congress, and the men and women whose bravery and sacrifice led up to the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Feb. 9, 1776 Gen. George Washington’s anxiety runs deep. The […]

States ditch “West Bank,” reclaim Judea and Samaria

Following Arkansas’s example, Florida‘s Senate moved to ban the term “West Bank” in schools and public agencies through a bill that prohibited the production of any material using the term. The “Judea and Samaria Act” (Yehuda v’Shomron), which emphasizes the region as the heartland of the ancient Jewish kingdom, stated, “An act to create the […]

Why China is fueling Russia’s war on Ukraine

China’s support for Russia’s war on Ukraine is even more extensive than previously thought. Beijing’s aid for the Russian war effort speaks volumes about both the present and future of their relationship. And it tells us much about how America’s enemies operate and why. Approximately “60% of the Russian war effort is being bankrolled by […]

Puerto Rico, sugar, and crony capitalism

The Super Bowl halftime show began with what looked like a scene from Macbeth, but instead of Birnam Wood coming to life and storming the field, it was a sugar cane field. This was part of the show’s ode to Puerto Rican culture. Sugar cane fields used to be a big part of Puerto Rico, […]

NYC Health Department’s anti-Israel working group: Letters to the Editor — Feb. 10, 2026

NY Post readers discuss the NYC Department of Health’s “Global Oppression and Public Health Working Group.”

America has a pot problem, why hate-crime hoaxes prosper and other commentary

“The loosening of marijuana policies — especially the decision to legalize pot without adequately regulating it — has led to worse outcomes than many...

Why we’re not falling for Democrats’ voter-ID hysteria

What was once tin-foil-hat conspiracy theorizing is now the only logical answer: Democrats want to open the door wide for non-citizen voting, and to...

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