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Nithya Raman’s rotten record on homelessness

The human cost is tragic, and the financial one is staggering. LA taxpayers have funneled enormous sums into homelessness –– billions overall –– yet visible progress lags.

LA homeless policy: If this isn’t peak failure, what is?

Rather than doing the hard work of rehabilitating the homeless, the city of Los...

Best of the Babylon Bee: Police instantly disperse teen takeover by firing job applications into crowd

Every week, The Post will bring you our picks of the best one-liners and...

Will the Trump Administration’s Accreditation Changes Matter?

Moves are being made in the right direction, but will they be implemented so...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—July 15

2005—More mischief from the Wisconsin supreme court. This time, the same four-justice majority as in Ferdon (see This...

Jail visits for judges: Letters to the Editor — June 19, 2026

NY Post readers discuss a requirement for New York sentencing judges to visit a jail or prison at least once a year.

Trump’s Iran agreement and the Middle East’s unthinkable next step

President Donald Trump has secured a framework agreement with Iran and is presenting it as a historic peace breakthrough. Supporters hail it as a major diplomatic achievement that reduces tensions, lowers the risk of war, and opens new channels of communication between Washington and Tehran. They may be right. Yet if Trump still harbors ambitions […]

Rural America was told ‘learn to code’ — Now it must power AI

For decades, rural Americans were told the industries that built their towns had no place in the future. They were ordered to “learn to code” as their American dream was regulated out of existence.  One by one, the industries and ways of life that built rural communities were regulated, litigated, and culturally condemned out of […]

Congress gave up its most important power without a fight

Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) already knows what disloyalty costs. President Donald Trump backed his primary opponent in May and ended his Senate career over it. On Tuesday, with nothing left to lose, Cassidy cast a vote that proves exactly why he was targeted in the first place. He tried to rein in Trump’s war powers […]

Solving the data center energy and water conservation problem

While the functions data centers perform are essential to daily life in so many ways, in regions around the country, they are under growing public pressure. Across the nation and across party lines, communities are pushing back against permitting and construction, including centers badly needed to house the computing power for data, phones, computers, and […]

Lina Khan’s career rehab

It’s been a busy couple of months for Lina Khan, former President Joe Biden’s head of the Federal Trade Commission, who waged a one-woman campaign against American businesses until President Donald Trump told her “You’re fired.” First, Khan was spotted working on socialist New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s transition team. Birds of a feather, […]

Want to rein in the president? Expand the House

In a recent Presidential Declaration on America’s 250th anniversary, the White House affirmed the constitutional principles of separation of powers and checks and balances. But actions speak louder than words. Whether it is military interventions, emergency declarations, student loan forgiveness, or tariff policy, modern presidents increasingly act first and ask Congress later. The usual response is to […]

EXCLUSIVE: In his first domestic trip since G7, Trump will announce that Mack trucks will be made in Pennsylvania

President Donald Trump will mark his first domestic trip on Tuesday since the G7 summit of world leaders with a visit to the iconic Mack truck facility in Lehigh Valley, a White House official exclusively told the Washington Examiner on Thursday. “President Trump will travel to Macungie, Pennsylvania on Tuesday to stand with the American […]

Four years after Dobbs, Congress should stop punishing pregnancy centers

Pregnancy centers have been helping women and men face unplanned pregnancies and new parenthood for nearly 60 years. Today, there are nearly 3,000 of these centers across the country providing pregnancy-related resources and support, typically at no cost.  These centers commonly offer pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, STI and STD testing, material assistance such as diapers and […]

America won’t win the AI race by ceding markets

The race for artificial intelligence leadership will be the defining economic and national security competition of the 21st century. President Donald Trump understands this, which is why the delegation on his recent trip to China included a who’s who of tech titans. It is a telling sign of just how central AI technology has become […]

A latch-ditch effort to enact online censorship

Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) is attempting to bind the Kids Online Safety Act to renewed federal efforts to block some state laws governing artificial intelligence.  Bigger isn’t always better. But it is when you’re trying to find a way forward for unpopular legislation. KOSA has been introduced in the past three Congresses, and so far […]

Rand Paul still pushing for a Fauci prosecution. Is it finally going to happen?

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) expressed his intention Thursday to subpoena Dr. Anthony Fauci over allegations that he covered up his role in the COVID-19 pandemic. Will we finally see justice served? Paul spoke to a small gathering hosted by Young America’s Foundation about his push to expose the extent to which Fauci lied to the […]

America’s drugged driving problem is real — law enforcement is struggling to keep up

When it comes to impaired driving, Americans largely understand the risks of alcohol. Decades of research, public awareness campaigns, and law enforcement efforts have created a system where impairment can be measured, prosecuted, and deterred with relative consistency.  Drug-impaired driving is a different story.  As the founder of DUID Victim Voices, I have spent years working […]

LA’s election was a nightmare. Democrats want it nationwide

For most people, the recent Los Angeles election probably seems like a running joke. More than two weeks have passed since the June 2 election, yet bureaucrats are still counting votes. But this farce is no laughing matter. Democrats want to nationalize California’s foolish voting laws, bringing seemingly endless confusion, and a much higher chance […]

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