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The week in whoppers: Senate wannabe Abdul El-Sayed wants to disarm cops, Ro Khanna’s political charade in Israel and more

Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) falsely claimed that he was "detained" by the IDF during his big publicity stunt trip to the West Bank.

Midtown eyesore turns into homeless magnet — thanks to Mamdani’s apathy

A mini-Skid Row in Midtown — nine blocks east of the huge homeless encampment...

Hochul’s data-center ban: Letters to the Editor — July 17, 2026

NY Post readers discuss Gov. Hochul’s one-year (for now) ban on building new large-scale...

Susan Collins, with $11 Million to Take On . . . to Be Determined

Its hard to beat somebody with nobody, and at least until July 25, Maine...

Gallego dismisses new staffer relationship report as ‘gossip’

Democratic Sen. Ruben Gallego brushed aside a new report alleging he had relationships with at least two Dem House staffers while he was unmarried and serving in the lower chamber, telling reporters Thursday, "I'm not going to engage in gossip."

Gavin Newsom pleads politics as investigators close in

Gavin Newsom is not above the law.

Public utilities seek LGBTQ+ contractors — whether they keep the lights on or not

California Democrats have embraced a new form of favoritism: contracts for businesses that are state-certified as being owned by LGBTQ+ individuals.

California should stop forcing young people to buy health insurance

California's gubernatorial candidates agree on at least one thing: The state has an affordability crisis.

Panic over data centers is wildly exaggerated — they use less water than golf courses and less energy than the USA’s fridges

Young people have plenty of reasons to be concerned about AI. But they should focus on the real ones, instead of peddling misinformation.

Trump’s Iran deal gives the Islamic Republic big wins upfront — and America nothing

Vice President JD Vance’s sales pitch for the Iran deal is simply terrible — but President Donald Trump’s may be worse.

Donald Trump and Scott Turner: Holding homelessness agencies accountable

For years, LAHSA has been the subject of warnings, complaints, audits, and a lawsuit against the City and County of LA.

Trump’s concerning Iran deal: Letters to the Editor — June 17, 2026

NY Post readers discuss the US-Iran deal for 60 days of talks about Iran’s nuclear program and terror funding.

Cornell student who ‘won’t work for Jews’ is a symptom of a far darker hatred that must be stopped

As if you needed more reasons to worry about America’s future, now we have Austin Franco.

Winning: What one year of Republican tax relief looks like

From our nation’s beginning, taxes have played a critical role in people’s daily lives. Indeed, a series of disputes over unfair taxes contributed to our American Revolution. As we celebrate our nation’s independence this year, the public can also celebrate new, permanent tax relief, more opportunities, and greater economic prosperity thanks to the enactment of […]

Democrats are outraged Republicans are copying their underhanded tactics

Democrats are complaining that Republicans are interfering in their primaries in congressional races across the country. Evidently, they forgot that they did exactly the same thing in GOP primaries just four years ago. Democrats are unhappy with Republicans and GOP-aligned groups for boosting more beatable Democrats in primaries in California, Texas, Maine, Pennsylvania, and Nebraska, […]

Giants pitchers expose the limits of liberal tolerance

MLB issued warnings to the San Francisco Giants players who wrote Bible verses on their hats during their Friday “Pride Night” game. While many on the Left are encouraging MLB to discipline the players further, they should recognize that this protest comes straight out of their own playbook. Four of the five Giants pitchers chose […]

Iran deal renews question: Was this war necessary?

IRAN DEAL RENEWS QUESTION: WAS THIS WAR NECESSARY? It is perhaps the most fundamental question of the Iran war. If the goal of the war was to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, and if the U.S. attack of June 21, 2025 either obliterated or substantially damaged Iran’s nuclear facilities, and if additional targeted bombing […]

Today’s greatest threat to academic freedom is . . . academia

The American Association of University Professors is fighting against all attempts by states and the federal government to restore sanity and fairness to our...

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