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Hollywood celebs who defend Mark Ruffalo did nothing for Gina Carano

There’s a list of celebrities supporting Mark Ruffalo after the “Avengers” star’s latest anti-Israel bombast.

Evidence doesn’t point to a genocide in Gaza — despite all of the rage

A UNICEF survey found Gaza's acute malnutrition rate was just 0.5%, debunking widespread media...

How the Angels mirror the state of California

How much losing is enough? How many (years of) abysmal performances must accrue before...

Here comes Mamdani’s socialist revolution — brought to you by ‘influencers’ at YOUR expense

Mayor Zohran Mamdani's socialist revolution is on the march — with an army of...

Hochul’s refusal to end tax on tips: Letters to the Editor — Dec. 30, 2025

Post readers take Gov. Hochul to task for refusing to extend President Trump's "no tax on tips" — and also weigh in on claims...

Harvard is destroying itself over ‘diversity’ — and taking the rest of us with it

Harvard and its peers replaced Western history with global history — and merit with identity politics, doing “serious harm" to young Americans, warns a...

Bruce Blakeman is right about ‘toxic’ battery farms — and the ‘need’ is purely Gov. Hochul’s fault

GOP gubernatorial hopeful Bruce Blakeman is entirely right to blast Gov. Kathy Hochul’s “toxic” battery-farm plans as “putting New Yorkers in danger.” 

The lefty media are trying to hide Minnesota’s massive fraud scheme

In a sane society, news that Minnesota was robbed of billions through social-services fraud would be the biggest story in the country, with every...

Trump should stand up for fellow lawfare victim Jimmy Lai

President Trump and Congress have plenty of leverage to force Hong Kong and its Chinese Communist Party overlords to release pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai.

Minnesota’s Somali scams get worse by the day — but who will pay?

Where money floats around without adequate safeguards, fraud is almost inevitable — and many programs seem almost deliberately designed to facilitate scams. 

The winners and losers to emerge from the wild, chaotic rollercoaster which was 2025

The year 2025 could be summed up in one word: chaos. Let's take Bill Maher's energy and Charlie Kirk's words going into 2026.

Marco Rubio, free-speech hero, sticks it to Europe’s censorship goons

We don't, in fact, have to host a Eurocrat who sees freedom of expression as a disease to be cured. We can tell him to...

False refugee study used by Dems to justify open borders — and massive spending

Even as massive fraud schemes are uncovered in Minnesota, orchestrated primarily by Somali refugees, Democrats are circling the wagons.

California scapegoats billionaires for its reckless budgeting

California is trying to shame rich people into bailing out the state’s failing budget, and the result will be a worse California where everyday workers are forced to pay even more than they pay now. California is workshopping a “one-time” 5% wealth tax on people with a net worth over $1 billion, which is about 200 people […]

What happens when marriage becomes disposable

I have a secret habit: I read advice columns the way other people read sports scores. If I’m being honest, they make me feel good about having a nice, boring life with a loving family and no real personal drama.  The problems are different, the stakes feel personal, and the rhythms are familiar: betrayal, resentment, […]

The winners and losers of 2025

Together we made it to the end of another year, which, in Trump administration time, has felt more like an eternity — with a few extra hours to boot. Before we submit ourselves to three more years in the politics-obsessed reality television show that is modern-day America, let’s look back at the winners and losers of […]

The Supreme Court has a chance to help female athletes like me

When I was 13 years old, I walked into the girls locker room at my Maine school to change for gym class like I did every day, except this day was different. A male student stood there. Like most seventh graders, I did not know how to react. I was shocked. But two things were […]

Georgia’s Fostering Success Act is a model for the nation

Washington talks a lot about empathy. So do the states. The word gets tossed around until it starts to mean “feeling something,” or worse, performing something, without doing the hard work of changing outcomes. Americans already sense there’s a difference between coddling and dignifying. One approach expands dependency or enabling and calls it compassion. The […]

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