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Deleted email details alleged Trump-targeting push inside Letitia James’ office: ‘Find and pursue crimes’

A prosecutor alleges Letitia James' bureau chief directed staff to target Donald Trump, Truth Social and other entities without credible reason.

The Court Tries to Give God a Restraining Order

A recent Maine ruling against a mother who tried to take her daughter to...

Trump Continues His Willful Blindness with Putin and Russia

The Financial Times reported that Russia has secretly helped Iran develop supersonic cruise missile...

The Supreme Court Reaffirms a Basic Principle of Standing

Having shut down the abuse of nationwide injunctions last year in CASA, the Court...

Two Democrats broke ranks to save a GOP rule. Now their own party wants payback

House Democratic leaders want to punish two party members who crossed party lines to advance the Republican agenda on Tuesday.

You’ll never guess what the new Epstein scandal is

Nearly all of the 200 federal prosecutors in the Southern District of New York, the nation's most important the US Attorney's Office, now spend...

Lefty efforts to justify the St. Paul church invasion are worse than the attack itself

Has-been TV anchor Don Lemon inadvertently did the country a favor by embedding himself and his camera in that deranged "Anti-ICE" assault on a...

How Trump’s ICE enforcement record blows Obama’s out of the water— by a lot

With many times more arrests and deportations, immigration officials under Trump are making fewer dangerous errors — and not deporting citizens.

Blake Lively may be a mom of four — but it’s clear she never graduated from being a middle-school mean girl

Like a catty tween, Blake Lively won't hesitate to rally all of her cool-kid friends against those who she believes have crossed her.

How New York’s gerrymander fight endangers GOP House seats everywhere

This isn't about protecting minority voting rights: It's about finding any pretext to flip Republican-held congressional seats.

Legislation passed by Gov. Hochul makes it harder to save the lives of abused children

Lissette Soto Domenech’s emaciated 14-year-old sons — whom she wanted “to stay babies forever” — would probably be dead were it not for several...

Woke never really died, it’s coming back with a vengeance — and we should be terrified

Conservatives were too quick to declare victory in the culture wars.

What is a woman? Democrats still won’t say — and it’ll cost them

If someone with designs on the world’s most powerful office won't answer a query as basic as this, they don't belong within a country...

The week in whoppers: The NY Times flips the script on the economy, AOC flips it on Biden & Trump, and more

The New York Times claimed that President Trump is letting China win by allegedly ceding US leadership of the global economy.

Trump’s new Board of Peace is necessary because the UN has failed again and again

The Board of Peace was started in order to try to secure the situation in Gaza. And if the President succeeds in that then...

Sick anti-ICE ‘protest’: Letters to the Editor — Jan. 23, 2026

NY Post readers discuss anti-ICE protestors, including Don Lemon, interrupting a Minneapolis church service.

Abigail Spanberger’s Virginia bait and switch

If Zohran Mamdani, rather than Abigail Spanberger, had won the governorship of Virginia, what would be different?   After Democrats lost Congress in 2022, an irritated Spanberger warned her then-colleagues that throwing around words such as “socialist” or “socialism” had been disastrous. “Because while people think it doesn’t matter,” she explained, many “good” Democrats running in competitive districts had […]

Gavin Newsom: Trolling doesn’t stop at the water’s edge

GAVIN NEWSOM: TROLLING DOESN’T STOP AT THE WATER’S EDGE. Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) took his campaign for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination to Europe this week. That sort of thing has happened before. In the summer of 2008, then-Sen. Barack Obama, who had not yet won the Democratic nomination, held a huge rally in Berlin, plus […]

On This Day: Washington organizes his correspondences for looming war

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. Jan. 22, 1776 Cambridge, Massachusetts Gen. George Washington is at […]

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