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EXCLUSIVE: ICE says El Paso detention facility will stay open under new contractor after $1.2B deal scrapped

ICE detention facility Camp East Montana gets operational upgrade under Secretary Noem's new contract, expanding medical care despite previous closure reports.

Sen. Hyde-Smith set for November clash with Dem foe she once vanquished

Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith wins GOP primary to defend her Mississippi Senate seat against Democratic challenger District Attorney Scott Colom in November's general election.

California’s ‘behested payments’: a culture of corruption

“First Partner” Jennifer Siebel Newsom has made a fortune from the non-profit organization she...

MacArthur Park cleanup: Blink and you missed it

LA’s recent cleanup of MacArthur Park provides a textbook case of that familiar government...

Stay classy, NYC — Mozart’s musical treasures are coming to town

“Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Treasures from the Mozarteum Foundation of Salzburg” opens at Morgan Library...

Subways cannot be a ‘safe haven’ for rulebreakers when temperatures drop in NYC

A new cold-weather policy prevents NYPD officers from ejecting rulebreakers from the subway. No wonder NYC saw a 20% increase in transit crime in...

Julie Menin’s solid plan to fight mushrooming Jew-hate in New York

In 2025, antisemitic incidents accounted for 57% of all reported hate crimes in New York City — even though Jews make up barely 10%...

Trump has ordered a new way of warfare — and it’s working

Trump's novel way of waging Western war against America's foreign enemies means hitting fast, hitting hard, going right for the top — and keeping...

Feckless Democrats doubt Trump: Letters to the Editor — March 9, 2026

The Issue: Rep. Hakeem Jeffries and Sen. Chuck Schumer’s opposition to the US attack on Iran. After being briefed on the situation in Iran,...

Big Labor has organized its own downfall

These days, unions have more luck organizing press conferences than actual workers. A year ago, the presidents of the AFL-CIO and SEIU — two of the country’s largest labor organizations — announced a joining of forces, with the express purpose of growing their rank-and-file. They put out a press release claiming the partnership would “unleash a new […]

Transform Ruhollah Khomeini’s tomb into a museum on regime crimes

During my first trip to Iran in 1996, I visited Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini’s tomb, a palatial complex abutting a Behesht-e Zahra Iran-Iraq War cemetery about 14 miles south of Tehran. Like many Shiite shrines, it was airy and beautiful. Khomeini’s sarcophagus lay in the center of the complex behind an elaborate silver gate. Iranian pilgrims would push rial — […]

Iran war shifts US alliances in Europe

America’s strike against the Islamic Republic of Iran underscores the enduring reality of U.S. military might. Our nation is still an indispensable force for freedom and good, with unrivaled capabilities. But some governments in Europe seem to have forgotten this. The result of their amnesia is that Operation Epic Fury has exposed important changes in […]

Michael Goodwin: The righteous attack on Iran shows us the confederacy of evil can be defeated

It was only a week ago when the prospect of America and Israel teaming up to attack a heavily armed Iran seemed necessary but...

Why does Gavin Newsom ramble?

Politicians ramble because often, the game rewards it.

How eight Democrats could elect a Republican governor in California

A crowded field of eight California Democrats is splitting the race for governor, as the coalition behind outgoing Gov. Gavin Newsom begins to fracture.

How UCLA women are making sports fun again

These are athletes who inspire, and whom we can admire.

What the New York Times can’t bring itself to say about Mamdani’s wife

Does it matter what the spouses of politicians think about hot-button issues? Not really, if you ask me. The New York Times disagrees.  On March 4, the New York Times ran a piece about Rep. Dan Goldman (D-NY) being put on the defensive over his wife Corinne Levy Goldman’s social media feed. At issue was […]

A Luigi Mangione musical and more: Letters to the Editor — March 8, 2026

NY Post readers discuss a new musical about Luigi Mangione and more.

NY Dems went too far in racial redistricting this time — and the left’s bigotry is clear

A not insubstantial number of black and Latino voters in the city vote Republican, while an overwhelming number of white voters vote Democrat.

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