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Alysa Liu and the Olympic spirit

The 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles will offer a great chance to showcase our city and state to the world.

Premature to say if Newsom’s running? Oh, please

Gavin Newsom would do well to spend less time scheming to be president ––...

Ontario premier allows early alcohol sales for US-Canada gold medal game

Bars and restaurants across Ontario will be allowed to start serving alcohol early on Sunday in anticipation of the gold medal men’s hockey game between the U.S. and Canada, according to the province’s government. The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) announced Friday that the hours for liquor sales would be extended so that...

Pentagon blocked from using UK bases in potential Iran strike

The United Kingdom has blocked a request by the U.S. to use the country’s bases for a potential strike on Iran, according to multiple British media reports. The decision by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, first reported by The Times, was reportedly made due to concerns that such action could violate international law. President Trump...

US sets up gold-medal game against Canada at the Olympics by cruising past Slovakia

The much-anticipated but never guaranteed U.S.-Canada showdown for gold in men's hockey at the Olympics is on.

Finally, a path to stop the Minnesota madness

Alex Pretti’s death plainly prompted a sobering all around, as it should.

Despicable Tim Walz hits a dangerous new low — soiling Anne Frank’s memory

That politicians are comparing the arrest of literal criminals to the ideological mass murder of an entire people confirms they have completely lost the...

What the final Israeli hostage’s return really means

More than two years after Hamas monsters staged a horrific invasion of Israel, slaughtering more than 1,200 and kidnapping 251.

TikTok has new owners — here’s what they need to do to keep kids safe

It's time for them to prove their chops to parents by offering more transparency and stronger protections for minors.

Minn.’s anti-ICE agitators: Letters to the Editor — Jan. 26, 2026

NY Post readers discuss chaos in Minneapolis as anti-ICE protests continue after the death of Renee Nicole Good.

Iran’s next chapter must be written in freedom

The streets of Iran have spoken with a clarity that cannot be ignored. For weeks, protests have surged across the country, defying bullets, batons, and the machinery of repression. Tehran’s rulers responded with a ferocity that betrays their fear: mass arrests, violent crackdowns, and a chilling escalation of executions, more than 2,000 last year alone. […]

Who is Rick Rieder, favorite for new Federal Reserve chairman?

Last week, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said President Donald Trump could nominate the next chairman of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors as soon as this week. The term of the current chairman, Jerome Powell, ends in May. Just two weeks ago, financial markets and prediction markets believed Trump would choose either Kevin Hassett or Kevin Warsh to […]

The fastest deportations are the ones no one sees

If the Department of Homeland Security is serious about increasing deportations, something some 77 million Americans presumptively voted for, the path forward isn’t new laws or even more immigration officers. Both would help, but neither addresses the core problem: DHS is not fully using the tools Congress has already built into the immigration system across […]

Democratic protesters are getting themselves killed

After another shooting involving federal immigration enforcement agents in Minneapolis, it must be said clearly and plainly: Democratic “protesters” are getting themselves killed, putting themselves and others in danger with their irresponsible (and, at times, illegal) antics. The latest controversy comes from the killing of Alex Pretti by Border Patrol agents. He has become the […]

The Academy got the nominees right. Will it get the winner wrong?

It is that time of year again: the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has unveiled its nominations for the 98th Academy Awards, ushering in with them the annual ritual of online grievance and bickering about what the Academy has gotten right or wrong. This year’s Best Picture slate, however, is unusually impregnable. The 10 nominees […]

Mamdani must reform New York City’s property-tax system — it’s an avalanche of inequity

I’ve always found it morbidly fascinating there’s a scattering of deceased mountain climbers strewn out along the way up to Mount Everest’s summit. Their...

Called to Serve: Donald Paul Hodel’s ride with Reagan

Donald Paul Hodel is a name unknown to most political observers, at least those who are not history buffs. This is regrettable because, for decades, from his days organizing and leading Republicans at Harvard College to his home in Oregon where he boosted and led grassroots and state-level Republicans to Washington, D.C., where he lead […]

Where are the protests for Laken Riley and other victims of illegal immigrant crime?

The Left, including the groups funding and organizing the country’s nationwide protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement, is up in arms over illegal immigration enforcement operations, particularly those in the United States. And they will try to make you believe that their anger stems from the deaths of left-wing demonstrators Renee Good and Alex Pretti […]

The Golden State may never be New York — but at least it now has The Post

We’re here. We’ve arrived. The New York Post. We are in California.

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