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California chose high gas prices — here’s how to lower them

California has missed out as the United States has become a global energy superpower. The US is the world’s No. 1 producer and exporter of natural gas, and the...

How cargo thieves are hijacking California — and what we can do about it

California’s economy helps keep America running — and criminals know it.

Beyond Noma: What’s really choking California restaurants

Noma’s highly anticipated $1,500-per-head tasting menu in LA would have been controversial under any...

Georgia voters are choosing a successor to Marjorie Taylor Greene in U.S. House

Months after Marjorie Taylor Greene resigned from Congress after a falling-out with President Donald Trump, voters in her Georgia district voted for her successor in a special election Tuesday.

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.

Why every candidate for Congress should take a public stand on voter-ID

By blocking a Senate vote that would let the SAVE Act become law, Democrats are setting themselves up for big trouble — since their...

Trump is right to target fraud cartels. Here’s what should come next

At the State of the Union, President Donald Trump displayed a commitment to weed out ongoing and multifaceted efforts to defraud the American people. He announced that Vice President JD Vance would lead a “war on fraud,” promising to end the looting of the American taxpayer. This action adds firepower to the administration’s ongoing effort […]

It’s tax season: Hold the IRS accountable for moving compliance goalposts

As the public prepares to file their taxes this year, they are confronting more than deadlines and paperwork. No two tax seasons are the same, and many people have experienced the headaches caused by past IRS leadership shifting the rules midstream. Under previous administrations, the agency has increasingly relied on evolving guidance, aggressive reinterpretations, and […]

Trump owes fallen soldiers victory against murderous Iran regime

Six Americans are dead, and there may be more before the end of Operation Epic Fury. Before strategy and political debate, there are families whose lives have been permanently altered. Parents, spouses, children, and teammates will carry this loss for the rest of their lives. Their grief is immediate and enduring. The nation owes them more […]

How our enemies are dividing US college campuses

Most Americans seem to agree higher education is broken. A Pew poll from last fall found that as many as 70% of people believe the system is heading in the wrong direction. To be fair, there are plenty of reasons to be concerned — rising costs and increasingly divisive campus activism are just two. These are not […]

When a murder becomes a musical: The Left’s celebration of Luigi Mangione

The trial for alleged killer Luigi Mangione is set for this summer. By that time, it will have been approximately a year and a half since UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was murdered. The killing was shocking for several reasons. An innocent father of two was shot in the back on a New York sidewalk while […]

Tylenol autism lawsuits show why judicial gatekeeping is essential

When claims are made that one of the most widely used medications during pregnancy may cause autism, the public understandably pays attention. Scientists, healthcare professionals, and even judges, however, must ask: What does the evidence actually show? That question is now before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit in New York. The […]

Newsom’s disgraceful pander to anti-Israel Democrats

Democratic presidential primary voters have taken a hard left turn on many issues, including Israel. Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) is following them, as evidenced by his recent labeling of Israel as “an apartheid state” unworthy of U.S. military support. That is how Newsom leads: by trailing behind his party’s base. Promoting his latest book on […]

Noem’s exit from the DHS: Letters to the Editor — March 7, 2026

Her brief tenure as Homeland Security secretary was marked by gross incompetence, constant mendacity, political tone deafness and, frankly, a disturbing narcissism.

Good riddance to LADWP CEO Janisse Quiñones

Good riddance to Department of Water and Power (LADWP) CEO Janisse Quiñones.

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