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Why keeping lawmakers in DC during shutdown may have caused more harm than good

Congress left Washington without resolving DHS funding crisis because no deal was close, avoiding potential mayhem from keeping lawmakers idle during shutdown.

Congress must act so I can finally pray in peace

Every Saturday for the past 25 years, I’ve had to walk into my synagogue...

It’s time to fix a de Blasio era special-ed policy that’s killing NYC’s budget

“Due process” cases in NYC's Department of Education account for $1.54 billion of that...

Four years into the war on Ukraine, Vladimir Putin’s bluff must be called 

With a weakened economy and battlefield casualties outnumbering new recruits, Putin is projecting false...

The ‘gift’ Democrats think Trump just gave them

Democrats are frothing at the mouth to center President Donald Trump’s tariff chaos in...

The deadly Minnesota ICE shooting: Letters to the Editor — Jan. 13, 2026

New York Post readers discuss a Minnesota ICE agent shooting Renee Nicole Good in a questionable act of self-defense.

Soccer moms are taking up a dangerous new hobby — becoming ICE saboteurs

No responsible leader should be calling for regular citizens to “put their safety on the line” for their chosen cause. 

Forget the celeb snark of the Golden Globes — our stars used to have an edge

Dennis Hopper’s daily diet? A few beers and a half-gallon of rum.

$600 billion a year in federal fraud is killing us — crack down now

The enormity of the Minneapolis welfare rip-off is sparking a nationwide rebellion against welfare criminals and the politicians who tolerate them.

Where was AOC’s fury at antisemitism during Columbia protests?

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez finally issued a full-throated condemnation of pro-Hamas goons, but she owes voters an explanation for her history of standing up for...

Shame of the keffiyeh-clad, Gaza protesters’ true loyalties and other commentary

“The rank hypocrisy on display from anti-Israel fanatics who are ignoring the plight of Iranian protesters has an easy explanation,” thunders Commentary’s Seth Mandel.

The DNC’s bumbling anti-American new chairman

Democrats are desperate to simplify every story into one in which their own country plays the bad guy.

Scott Galloway on how to help young males ditch ‘parasites trolling off despair and anger’

It’s unclear where Galloway’s critics want young men to turn. Should they go away and suffer silently in a haze of porn and weed...

UK faces $38 billion test of its defense budget seriousness

Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s U.K. government is facing a test of its commitment to European security and the United Kingdom’s special relationship with the United States. The test is expensive, coming in at $38 billion. Both the Sun and the Times newspapers reported that Gen. Richard Knighton, the U.K.’s equivalent of the chairman of the […]

California’s broke, but Newsom wants to spend even more

California is going broke, the state is losing even more tax revenue, and Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) still wants to spend even more taxpayer dollars that the state just does not have. According to KCRA News’s Ashley Zavala, Newsom is proposing increasing California’s budget to $348.9 billion, up from the previous budget of $321 billion. […]

Let’s wait and see the evidence against Jerome Powell

I’ve lived through enough President Donald Trump-related freakouts over the years to have learned an important lesson: It’s usually wise to wait for the facts before rushing out definitive declarations.  For example, when an indictment came down against John Bolton — a former Trump official turned Trump critic — accusations of retaliatory government thuggery came […]

On This Day: Washington asks injured Benedict Arnold for supplies

The following is an installment of “On This Day,” a new series celebrating America’s 250th anniversary by following the actions of Gen. George Washington, the Continental Congress, and the men and women whose bravery and sacrifice led up to the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Jan. 12, 1776 Cambridge, Massachusetts Two weeks after the […]

With America’s 250th in sight, these books illuminate the true spirit of the Declaration of Independence

America's 250th birthday promises to inflame controversies about the character of the country's founding — and it key document.

Saudi Arabia and the UAE’s fight may collide with US interests

Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have long been regarded as strategic partners in the Middle East. As founding and leading members of the Gulf Cooperation Council, the two states share deep economic ties, cultural affinities, and overlapping security interests. This coordination has been evident during pivotal regional moments, from the 1973 oil embargo to […]

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