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Mamdani’s failed Netanyahu arrest bid: Letters to the Editor — July 23, 2026

NY Post readers discuss Mayor Mamdani admitting he can’t arrest Benjamin Netan­yahu, calls him a “war criminal.”

Rubio’s Chesterton Moment

Chesterton wrote a novel over 100 years ago that helps place the significance of...

House approves GOP’s stock trading ban, voter ID bill in mostly partisan vote

House Republicans narrowly passed a GOP priority bill Wednesday to prohibit members of Congress from purchasing publicly traded stocks and require voters to show a photo ID at the polls.

House GOP adopts budget blueprint to tee up filibuster-proof defense funding, voter ID bill

House Republicans on Wednesday narrowly adopted their budget blueprint for a filibuster-proof bill containing up to $95 billion in defense funding, farm aid and election integrity measures.

COVID-inspired House bill would guarantee Americans in the hospital can see their clergy

Rep. Mike Flood is fighting for Americans in a hospital or nursing home to never again be barred from seeing clergy, as happened during COVID-19.

Craven and dishonest: Behind the Toronto bid to censor an Oct. 7 documentary

Yes that’s right, TIFF 50 – a world-renowned film festival – claims that they don’t want to step on Hamas’s toes by using footage...

The week in whoppers: Bernie Sanders defends Hamas, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s nutty hit on Trump and more

Sen. Bernie Sanders denied that Hamas deserves blame for starvation in Gaza — even though the terror group refuses to release hostages and end...

The State Education Department HATES letting the public learn from test results

As we continue to report and analyze the state K-8 test results released this week, we're all too aware that the folks releasing them...

Scott Bessent’s sudden visit to IRS office — with whistleblowers — sends strong message just days after sixth commish was ousted

IRS acting commissioner Scott Bessent spent 45 minutes in the building to reassure the troops that he is hands-on and taking charge of the...

Polls show what Trump knew — the Jeffrey Epstein saga is an elite obsession

Even as the brouhaha was at its height, polling showed the Epstein story was more of a tempest in a Twitter teacup than an...

Eric Adams is right — we need involuntary treatment to solve the public drug scourge

Compelled treatment tries to correct behavior that drives drug users to hurt themselves and others. That’s why 37 other states already permit it —...

Christopher Yates pens must read thriller for the summer

Christopher Yates, America’s finest writer of thrillers, newest novel, The Rabbit Club, weaves a tale that is nearly impossible to put down. It includes Oxford University, secret societies, danger and suspense at every turn, and a sense of anticipation much needed in a world filled with instant gratification. Yates said penning novels with intricate story details and […]

Trump’s war on DC crime: Letters to the Editor — Aug. 15, 2025

NY Post readers discuss President Trump’s deployment of the National Guard in Washington, DC, to curb crime.

Trump puts Israeli fanatic before US interests

American conservatives rightly condemn Hamas for being an antisemitic “kill the Jew behind the tree” death cult, for its use of Palestinian civilians as human shields, and for its use of their bodies as propaganda props. They rightly support Israel’s right to find and kill these terrorists sensibly. Unfortunately, however, too many American conservatives ignore […]

Washington, DC, is unfit to ever become a state

President Donald Trump’s crime crackdown in Washington, D.C., has renewed calls from Democrats to make the district a state. This position has been and remains nothing more than an attempted power grab that cannot be allowed to happen. Washington, D.C., is unfit to be a state for various reasons. For one, it is nothing more […]

Why the Left won’t stop targeting the Little Sisters of the Poor

It’s enraging.  More than a decade after the Obama administration tried to force the Little Sisters of the Poor to buy contraception for employees, including abortifacient drugs, states are still hounding the nuns in court.  At its heart, Obamacare was a massive welfare program meant to redistribute healthcare costs to the middle class. But it […]

Trump is right to treat the Epstein files as a distraction

If there is anything of note to come from the row on Capitol Hill over the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files, it is that cynicism toward politicians is justified. For Republicans, this saga was a self-inflicted wound. For years, a faction of the GOP had demanded the release of the files, cheered on by […]

Republicans can celebrate ‘big, beautiful bill’ back in their districts

Next year, the average American family will keep $2,100 more of what they earn, courtesy of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act that Congress just passed. The alternative, endorsed without hesitation by every Democrat, was a $4 trillion tax increase.  Having lost that vote, the Democrats are already trying to distort the legislation as dangerous […]

Congress can reclaim power by fixing Congressional Review Act

Congress rarely uses the Congressional Review Act to disapprove of federal agency rules. When it does, reporters call the CRA “obscure” and argue Congress is “pushing the bounds of a little-known statute.” That’s wrong. The CRA isn’t a loophole. It’s a democratic tool. It requires both chambers of Congress and the president to agree that […]

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