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Trump’s antitrust point man could reshape Big Tech cases against Google and Apple if confirmed

Adam Candeub's Senate confirmation hearing could reshape landmark antitrust cases against Google and Apple as he pushes for Section 230 reform.

Fauci slapped with subpoena as COVID doc probed for ‘profiting’ off federal guidance

The subpoena seeks documents on Anthony Fauci's book deals, awards and alleged self-dealing tied to COVID-19 guidance that impacted Florida businesses.

SEE IT: Michigan Dem predicts far-left El-Sayed will win Senate race after backing his primary rival

Sen. Gary Peters says Abdul El-Sayed will beat Mike Rogers in the Michigan Senate race despite backing Haley Stevens in the Democratic primary.

Senate confirms new CDC director as diarrhea-causing parasite outbreak sweeps US

Dr. Erica Schwartz was confirmed as CDC director along party lines amid concerns over whether she would stand up to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on vaccines.

Progressives got their win in Michigan. Can a democratic socialist carry Wisconsin?

The wave of populist energy propelling progressive Democrats to primary wins across the country...

Taylor Lorenz, Luigi Mangione and the left’s fetish for political violence

Democrats are increasingly channeling emotion away from candidates and policy disputes and toward street action and violent fantasies.

NPR and PBS don’t deserve taxpayer funding

President Donald Trump requested that Congress defund NPR and PBS. Taxpayer relief from the burden of having to fund two liberal media outlets that disdain half the country is overdue. Trump’s requests were sent to Congress alongside an ask to strip funds from the State Department and programs such as the U.S. Agency for International […]

Political violence is never ‘morally good’

Despite the rise in antisemitism and radical violence from the Left, legacy media and their talking heads can’t seem to acknowledge their side’s increasing problem with violence. Radical leftist journalist Taylor Lorenz, previously of the Washington Post, is no exception. In an interview with CNN, she gushed that alleged murderer Luigi Mangione “seems [to some […]

Unleash energy dominance by defeating extreme climate superfund laws

After four years of derailment by the Biden administration, American energy needs a fresh start. President Donald Trump could not have articulated this sentiment more clearly, issuing an executive order for “Unleashing American Energy” on the first day of his second term. It’s evident that a window of opportunity for American energy has been opened and […]

Social Security is in worse shape than you think

You may have seen the headlines earlier this month: “CBO sees US deficits rising over 30 years, economic growth slowing.” That’s because the Congressional Budget Office recently published its annual long-term budget outlook. One specific aspect of this analysis was already done in January, evoking some worried headlines: “Will Social Security run out? Here’s what could happen […]

The ‘blasphemy’ of Stephen A. Smith as a presidential candidate

William F. Buckley famously described a conservative as someone who “stands athwart history yelling ‘stop,’ at a time when no one is inclined to do so, or to have much patience with those who so urge it.” Well, forget limiting this to conservatives. We all need to start yelling “stop” regarding the conversation around sports […]

United Airlines wants you on planes maintained by China

As General President of the Teamsters Union, I’m always traveling the country to meet members where they are and fight for better contracts up close and in person. I’ve flown hundreds of thousands of miles in the last year alone. I rarely ever question whether I’ll reach my destination safely.  But lately, there’s clearly new […]

Trump is failing to provide coherent leadership on tariffs

If you are confused about the government‘s tariff policy, don’t worry. You are not alone. Confusion is not your fault. Since taking office for the second time, President Donald Trump has flipped back and forth on tariffs while offering different explanations for current policy and different predictions for future policy. There are many components to […]

NY’s anti-justice Parole Board’s shameful salary: Letters to the Editor — April 15, 2025

NY Post readers discuss an 87% pay hike for state Parole Board members since 2019, as they’ve freed 43 cop-killers.

New York has changed a lot over the years — but is it for the better?

New York, New York — you once were a helluva town.

Harvard may be free to target Jews — but not on the taxpayers’ dime

With Harvard thumbing its nose at Team Trump and refusing to take steps to stamp out campus Jew-hatred, Washington should shut the federal spigot...

Trump will destroy a world economy that has us at the apex and only getting stronger

It’s dangerous to disrupt willy-nilly a system that has ourselves at the apex, and getting stronger rather than weaker. 

Why Trump’s tax bill will make — or break — America’s small businesses

America's risk-taking spirit has always been the key to our economic exceptionalism — but higher taxes are the single biggest barrier to starting a...

Trump needs to close some deals to take the win on tariffs – or he’s handing them to Xi

As we’ve said before, we’re all-in on untangling the US economy from China’s — but Washington can’t do it all at once.

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