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Supreme Court rejects bid to revive Missouri’s pro-GOP redistricting before midterms

A ruling from the Supreme Court on Tuesday means Missouri voters will likely go to the polls this fall under the same congressional map used two years ago, not...

Republicans are hoping ‘Trump-a-palooza’ isn’t only about Trump

President Donald Trump will be at the center of this week’s GOP midterm convention....

SCOTUS rejects Missouri GOP bid to use revised congressional map in midterms

SCOTUS rejects Missouri Republicans' emergency bid over congressional maps, with Justice Kavanaugh ruling without comment and leaving the GOP-backed map blocked for the midterms.

The Press Looks Beyond the Midterms to the Democratic Civil War of 2027

Once GOP legislators have been swept aside, the Democratic Party’s real challenges with its...

Hunter Biden launches ‘laptop’ meme coin

Former presidential son Hunter Biden is hoping to finally profit from the "Laptop from Hell" that exposed his drug use, debauchery and corruption.

Energy bills could be big but not beautiful in GOP-led areas

With the One Big Beautiful Bill Act now law, there could be a spike in consumer energy bills in states represented by Republicans and handouts to blue-state residents. That’s terrible news for everyday Americans and for members of the GOP hoping to hold on to their narrow majority in the Senate. However, it could have […]

Millions of deaths by a thousand tax cuts? Not quite

If you haven’t already been killed by the great net neutrality repeal of 2017 or the Title X gag rule of 2019, you’re in luck. For the umpteenth time in the past decade, Democrats are promising that anywhere between tens of thousands and “millions” of people will die because of a Republican domestic priority. This […]

The third-party breakthrough already happened — under Trump

Third parties don’t win. It is perhaps the last of the old rules that still holds. As President Donald Trump put it in response to Elon Musk’s launch of the America Party, “I am saddened to watch Elon Musk go completely ‘off the rails,’ essentially becoming a TRAIN WRECK over the past five weeks. He […]

Apple’s golf show Stick drowns us in therapy culture

If Apple TV+’s new series Stick were any more affirming of left-coded mental-health assumptions, we’d have to watch it on the American Psychiatric Association’s TV channel. Stick is for therapy bros, for trauma-mongers, for chicks who need trigger warnings on their trigger warnings. The show stars a breathy Owen Wilson as Pryce Cahill, a former […]

Mamdani’s Salt Path to perdition

Raynor and Moth Winn’s world collapsed when they were in their 50s. The British couple lost their home and savings after investing in a friend’s business, then Moth was diagnosed with a rare and fatal degenerative brain disorder. Out of money and running out of time, they took to the road, camping along southwestern England’s […]

Dino Another Day

When Jurassic World premiered in 2015, it had been 14 years since the release of the previous installment in the series, the very polarizing Jurassic Park III (2001). So it only made sense that we’d meet a whole new cast of characters. Today, only three years have passed since the last film, the infuriatingly bad […]

Banning the Muslim Brotherhood 

“The Muslim Brotherhood,” the late historian Barry Rubin once remarked, “is by far the most successful Islamist group in the world.” But nearly a century after its creation, and decades after it spawned dozens of terrorist organizations, the Brotherhood isn’t designated as a terrorist group by the United States. Now, some in the U.S. Congress […]

Why used-car shoppers can ignore odometers

The day after the odometer on his father’s 1973 Ford Maverick “turned over” from 99,999 to 100,000, my friend Scott skipped school for the first and probably last time in his life. Can you blame him? After all, everyone in our rather upscale suburb had seen the eight-year-old compact Ford rolling around at a walking […]

When books were actually banned

Every fall, the American Library Association publishes a list of banned books during its Banned Books Week campaign. No book on this list is actually banned in the United States. Every single one can be bought “wherever books are sold,” as the slogan goes.  So, why does the ALA publish it? The short answer, I […]

The Democratic Party’s extreme rhetoric is coming home to roost

If 10 people had been arrested as part of a conspiracy to kill Internal Revenue Service agents or Environmental Protection Agency inspectors, and the crime scene had been littered with graffiti and flyers echoing Republican Party talking points, the New York Times would have made it front page news and would have immediately done detailed […]

A new book on police shootings tries to answer what were until very recently the biggest questions in public life

It’s now been more than a decade since the death of Michael Brown, and half a decade since the death of George Floyd, two incidents that thrust police officers’ use of force into the national spotlight, led to protests and riots, and reinvigorated long-standing debates about whether police are biased against black people. And yet, […]

Mamdani just latest mayor wannabe who thinks they can police the world

Zohran Mamdani, was in the news again for his foreign-policy positions.

America’s largest teachers’ union puts lefty politics over kids — Congress should step in

The NEA’s annual convention produced resolutions that read like a progressive battle plan — now, Congress should revoke the rare privilege the union has...

The NEA’s antisemitic ADL split: Letters to the Editor — July 11, 2025

NY Post readers discuss the National Education Association cutting ties with the Anti-Defamation League.

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