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When local government bureaucrats act like tyrants — and average Joes pay the price

Some local bureaucrats, savoring their power, act like tyrants — but at least now there is hope for a remedy as one excessive-fine cases has reached the Supreme Court.

Ohio returns as a bellwether

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Trump’s Policy Is Coherent for a President Who Likes Putin and Loathes Zelensky

He is prone to zig and zag, but there are unfortunate consistencies when it...

Life Is on the Ballot This November

In four states, voters will have the chance to take a stand on abortion.

Hypocrite Democrats say ‘no one is above the law’ — except for Ilhan Omar

Those on the left carping that the Ilhan Omar investigation is politically motivated can’t be taken seriously.

My congressman doesn’t get it: The troubling failure to confront antisemitism

My world, like that of many Jews around the world, has been upside down since the Hamas terror attacks in Israel on Oct. 7,...

Help Ukraine — and save the lives of innocent women and children

Many more women and children will die if the US doesn't help Ukraine, President Trump: Those are the stakes. The guy who needs to...

Desperate LA renters are turning to an unlikely generation to beat sky-high housing costs

LA’s housing shortage is leading many renters to make an unexpected solution: Moving in with a roommate from a completely different generation. 

Deadly Santa Ana winds return to fire-scarred LA — but have officials learned anything?

In arid Southern California, the Santa Ana winds always whisper a warning.

California’s politicians are failing your children — with yet another F report card

The latest California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress results are in, and they tell the same story we’ve heard for years: only 38.3%...

Gavin Newsom and Arnold Schwarzenegger couldn’t have looked happier slapping backs — but it’s Californians who suffer

Gavin Newsom and Arnold Schwarzenegger bonded this week as they celebrated the 20th anniversary of AB 32, California’s cap-and-trade — excuse us, cap-and-invest —...

Why are Dems so complacent or complicit about the spread of radical Islamism?

In the hours following the murder, rape and mutilation of hundreds of Israelis on Oct. 7, 2023, Michigan Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib managed to say:...

The ‘Cornell 7’ exposed the lie of sex-positive feminism

Young women in my generation were lied to. As it turns out, promiscuity is not empowering.

Why Bruce Blakeman has won this NYC businessman’s vote for governor

We need leaders willing to question spending, measure results and make difficult decisions. Kathy Hochul is provably not such a leader.

Trump’s diesel deal is folly — and the Ukrainian people will bear the cost

Putin will use any revenue he receives from oil sales to finance more bombs and drones that his military will deploy against Ukraine's civilians...

The week in whoppers: Ilhan Omar rolls out her double standard, Abdul El-Sayed gaslights on his family’s Islamist ties and more

Rep. Ilhan Omar was quick to accuse the Trump administration of targeting "political enemies" after the DHS raid of her house — but she...

The DSA’s war against New York: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 16, 2026 

NYPost readers discuss DSA figures’ fury at ICE after the shooting of a criminal illegal in The Bronx.

What Pittsburgh can teach the next House majority

PITTSBURGH — In April 1894, a ragged column of unemployed men attempted to come through Pittsburgh on the way to Washington. They called themselves Coxey’s Army. Led by Jacob Coxey, an Ohio businessman, the jobless workers were marching on the capital. The country was in the second year of a four-year depression, the worst in […]

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