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Trump says he ‘disagrees 100%’ with U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro over Reflecting Pool case

Trump publicly broke with U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro on Truth Social, calling Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool damage a case of "VANDALISM."

Mamdani extends deadline for NYC homeowners to seek exemption from new pied-à-terre tax

The pied-a-terre tax sparked confusion after 900,000 properties appeared on a supplemental roll, but only 17,000 homeowners received surcharge letters.

The insane left and more: Letters to the Editor — Aug. 2, 2026

NY Post readers discuss extremism on the left and more.

Trump Media launches services for faster access to Truth Social posts

Early access to President Trump's Truth Socials goes live -- for a price.

Democrat’s due process protests: Letters to the Editor — May 5, 2025

The Issue: Democrats’ fight against Trump’s illegal immigrant deportations over due process. It’s pathetic, to say the least, listening to Democratic politicians scream about...

Trump’s counterrevolution remains on course — and will stay that way if he sticks to the high ground

Despite the media hysteria, President Donald Trump's counterrevolution remains on course.

‘Never again’ is now at Columbia and Yale universities

As Jews around the world commemorated Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day, radical Columbia University students planned another violent and hateful encampment targeting their Jewish peers. Similarly, at Yale University, a new “encampment” gathered on April 23 to terrorize Jewish students. As a Columbia graduate disturbed by her alma mater’s moral and institutional failures, I have no choice but to […]

Expensive carbon capture: We don’t need it and we shouldn’t subsidize it

Carbon capture and storage is being promoted as a way for electric utilities to cut their carbon emissions without shutting down existing coal and natural gas plants, and fossil fuel companies are using it to appear “green” and use far more of their products. They make it sound like a win-win: Keep the grid stable […]

The New York case for Medicaid reform

It is crunch time on Capitol Hill for Republicans trying to finish President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” before they recess for August. If the final legislation is to be fiscally sound, it must slow the growth of federal spending. There is no way to do that without reforming Medicaid. Nowhere is the problem with […]

Michael Goodwin: The press hates Trump more than it loves the truth — and the hyperbolic fear-mongering we’ve seen is proof

When there is a Republican president, the leftist-dominated White House press corps likes to gang up and try to put him on defense.

Ink trade deals ASAP to avoid a downward economic AND political spiral

It’s clear that President Donald Trump’s tariff gambit has prompted numerous nations to step up with deals; his negotiators need to grab them, fast,...

Ignore the noise, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is doing a great job

There is quite a bit of noise that is distracting from the real-world accomplishments of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in the first 100 days of the Trump administration.  Washington insiders love to talk palace intrigue and about issues that do not matter to most Americans. The bottom line is that this new administration has made […]

Disaster is coming, and the solution to healing is community — not chaos

Like it or not, disaster is coming. There will be a hurricane, earthquake, fire, flood, pandemic, storm, or maybe even war, perhaps sooner rather...

Steve Witkoff’s diplomatic failures and more: Letters to the Editor — May 4, 2025

NY Post readers discuss Steve Witkoff's lack of diplomatic experience and more.

Now is the time for NASA to blast into a new future — after slowing to a crawl

NASA will soon have a new leader — and needs a new mandate.

Face facts and pull the plug on NY’s insane electric-vehicle mandate

New York Republicans and Democrats, plus auto dealers, are begging Gov. Hochul to hit pause on the state's electric vehicle mandate.

Despite their denials, China is losing the tariffs war and retreating as fast as it can

Beijing’s biggest worry is not a tariff recession, but the social unrest that will follow.

Why Canada’s PM Mark Carney is bad for Canada — and the US

The Liberals may have a new leader in Carney, but his policies will shift little from his predecessor.

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