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‘Did you call 911?’ Tuberville recounts Graham’s frantic final phone call

Tommy Tuberville reveals Lindsey Graham called his scheduler with chest pains before 911 was summoned, as aortic dissection is confirmed as the cause of death.

These states are ‘ahead of the game’ in bringing down home prices, Trump’s housing chief says

Scott Turner says Florida and Texas are 'ahead of the game' on housing affordability by easing regulatory barriers and boosting new home construction.

Trump to shrink 2 Utah national monuments by 90%

Trump signed an executive order shrinking Grand Staircase-Escalante and Bears Ears from 3 million acres to 300,000, removing drilling protections.

Trump showcases raw American muscle in preview of first-of-its kind America 250 Grand Prix

Roger Penske says more than 250,000 people have signed up to attend the historic INDYCAR race on Pennsylvania Avenue, set for August 22-23 in the capital.

NYCHA’s $465,000-a-year plumber is just a taste of its massive dysfunction

Want to make banker money without stepping foot on Wall Street? Try plumbing for...

More PG&E rate hikes? Blame Democrats’ green madness

PG&E continues its sacred duty of keeping the lights on (and the bills skyrocketing) for roughly 16 million hapless souls across 70,000 square miles...

LA City Council votes for higher gas prices, fewer energy jobs

The LA City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday to ban new oil and gas operations within city limits and to get rid of existing...

Gavin Newsom finally found a kind of fraud he wants to fight

1. Gay for pay by Mike Solana In yet another piece of unbelievable reporting on the state of California from Chris Rufo, news-weary Americans...

Meg Whitman, too? More top talent departs California

Former gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman is the latest billionaire to cut ties with California as the state grows increasingly malgoverned, unaffordable and hostile to...

I moved from Texas to California — here’s what I learned about housing

America is running a real-time experiment in politics and prosperity, and California and Texas are the laboratories.

Gross misinformation & TikTok dances about murderer Karmelo Anthony keep piling up—with the ladies of ‘The View’ egging it on

The facts be damned, Sunny Hostin is working to recast murderer Karmelo Anthony as a meek victim, removing agency from him.

Democratic socialists say they’ll save the workers — but their ‘rescues’ ALWAYS fail

Somehow, the political class thinks it knows exactly what every worker should be paid. But Seattle proves it: Price controls never work.

Liberal Jews must stop appeasing the socialist radicals who hate them

The old saying goes that an appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile hoping it will eat him last.

‘Music City’ brings a slice of Nashville to the Big Apple

Francine LeFrak, producer of B’way and Hollywood winners, is behind just opened “Music City” at St. Luke’s West 46th Street theater. Set in a Nashville,...

The radical left IS taking over the Democratic Party — and it’s the establishment’s fault

New York’s establishment Democrats got eaten alive Tuesday night — and they did it to themselves.

Fast Takes: Euthanasia always expands, Schumer’s meddling costs Americans and more

Every nation that’s legalized euthanasia has seen “attempts to expand the eligibility of the law,” many “successful,” warns Adam James Pollock at UnHerd.

The UC Davis scale: When ‘race-neutral’ still involves race

When institutions choose shortcuts to racial diversity, everyone ultimately loses: the students, the profession and the patients it serves. Nowhere is this clearer than...

Poetica Coffee’s Dan Goldman hate: Letters to the Editor — June 25, 2026

NY Post readers discuss Poetica Coffee in Brooklyn refunding and banning Rep. Dan Goldman for his stance on Israel.

A disgraceful apology in Massachusetts

A middle school principal in the “progressive,” affluent town of Lexington, Massachusetts, is under fire — deservedly, in my view — over a missive sent to community families in which he apologized to certain students who were supposedly offended by a portion of the curriculum. The issue arose after seventh-grade students attended a session about […]

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