Opinion

Trump’s Taiwan ‘negotiating chip’ remark sparks alarm over how far he’d shift US-China policy

President Donald Trump suggests $14 billion Taiwan weapons package could be used as leverage in China negotiations, drawing swift pushback from Taiwan's president.

Reporter’s Notebook: Democrats say they can still flip the House despite GOP redistricting gains in the South

Republicans redraw district maps across Southern states as Democrats frame the fight as a civil rights battle over Black voter representation in Congress.

Apologies and cash headed to alleged ‘weaponization’ victims in billion-dollar Trump settlement

The DOJ created a $1.776 billion fund for people who allege they were victims of government lawfare as part of a Trump IRS lawsuit settlement.

Stacey Abrams and the Left Redefine Jim Crow

We have reached the point at which explicitly prohibiting racial discrimination is tantamount to...

Alito’s right to warn: Court’s knee-jerk habit of slapping Trump will cost it dearly

Chief Justice John Roberts seems oblivious to the fact that the biggest threat to the courts’ legitimacy come from the courts themselves, as they...

Don’t trust the climate doomers spooking us with lies

Bunk, bunk, bunk: Environmental zealots are addicted to scaring us with climate myths — because it pays.

Hegseth turns to his mission to reshape the military

CARLISLE, Pennsylvania — Minutes after giving a policy-rich address to senior-level military students, faculty, and staff at the Army War College here in rural Cumberland County, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said in an interview with the Washington Examiner that he relished the occasion to detail the Pentagon’s focus going forward. “The opportunity to articulate the […]

Legal Aid’s relentless pro-crime push puts all New Yorkers in danger

The publicly funded Legal Aid Society spends millions of taxpayer dollars on litigation and lobbying to force changes in the law that benefit criminals...

Listen to Dwight Schrute, lefties! He’s making more sense than anyone else on your team

Rainn Wilson politics make more sense for the left than Stephani Ruhle politics, so progs should listen.

The legacy of Pope Francis: Letters to the Editor — April 24, 2025

NY Post readers discuss the passing of Pope Francis on Monday at age 88 after a battle with pneumonia.

Music world’s anti-Israel blinders, restore parents’ opt-out rights and other commentary

Commentary’s Seth Mandel wasn’t “surprised” by the Coachella anti-Israel “sloganeering”; bands think slamming it will further their careers.

Trump must retaliate against EU’s tech extortion racket

The European Commission, the European Union’s executive body, issued vast fines against two U.S. tech giants on Wednesday. Apple has been told it must pay a $568 million fine, and Meta that it must pay a $227 million fine. The EU claims these penalties are about protecting consumer rights. That is a lie. These fines […]

Reality has a vote, in politics as in entertainment

Reality has a vote. That is one lesson administered to the body of politics in the first 100 days of President Donald Trump’s second administration. After the president gleefully announced his “Liberation Day” tariffs on April 2, stock market prices fell sharply, and the bond market became, as Trump put it, “yippy.”  So after just […]

Karen Bass wants to weaken LAPD to fix a self-inflicted budget crisis

Los Angeles is such a poorly run city that Mayor Karen Bass has to weaken the city’s police department even further for budgetary purposes. Bass announced that her proposed budget would include around 1,650 layoffs and the elimination of another roughly 1,000 unfilled jobs as the city tries to make up a deficit of around […]

Qatar’s quiet campaign: How Doha is buying America

In the early days of the second Trump administration, while America focuses on domestic priorities and global challenges, Qatar is executing a calculated influence campaign within America’s power centers. Leveraging its immense wealth and strategic position, Qatari envoys and lobbyists are actively cultivating ties, shaping policy discussions, and seeking favor with key decision-makers throughout the […]

The State Department needs reform, but killing its Africa bureau only benefits China

The Trump administration reportedly is preparing to halve the State Department’s budget and, in one of the most far-reaching reorganizations in the department’s history, both close nearly every U.S. Embassy in Africa and eliminate the State Department’s nearly 70-year-old Bureau of African Affairs. In its place, the State Department would empower a special envoy who […]

‘Warfare’ is a zoomed-in view of combat stripped to its essentials

When I settled into my plush theater seat to view Warfare on its opening weekend, I had done no research about the film. I anticipated the standard Global War on Terrorism fare: good guys and bad ones in an epic struggle watered down for the palates of Americans desperate for a denouement, and maybe a […]

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