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Nonprofit uses underwater technology to search for missing service members

Project Recover uses advanced underwater technology to locate missing service members from past conflicts. The nonprofit has repatriated 24 Americans.

Israel’s haters claim the world hates it — but the facts show a different story

To its haters, Israel is a pariah on the verge of expulsion from the...

‘South Park’ writer purchases Trump-Kennedy Center web addresses, plans parody sites

If the newly renamed Trump-Kennedy Center hoped to snag a website that reflects that disputed name change, a comedian beat them to it -- months ago.

2 hospitalized after ICE officers shoot driver during operation in Maryland

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers on Wednesday shot a migrant who drove a van toward them while fleeing an immigration enforcement operation, resulting in a crash that injured his passenger, according to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The DHS said in a statement that ICE officers were conducting a targeted operation in...

Kentucky congressman announces death of longtime staffer, campaign manager

Rep. Andy Barr (R-Ky.), a candidate for U.S. Senate, on Thursday announced the death of his longtime staffer and campaign manager Tatum Dale. Dale has worked with the congressman for more than a decade, serving as his top aide in Kentucky and his deputy chief of staff before transitioning into the role of campaign manager...

Higher education’s politics of compliance shift with Trump in charge

As university administrators escalate their opposition to the Trump administration‘s oversight, funding reductions, and executive actions related to campus diversity, equity, inclusion, and illegal immigration, they appear to be overlooking a critical precedent: it was former President Barack Obama who introduced the framework for aggressive federal intervention through more than 20 controversial Dear Colleague letters […]

Argentina kicks socialists to the curb, again 

Argentina‘s voters wisely reelected and strengthened President Javier Milei’s Liberty Advances party this weekend rather than switching to the socialist Peron alternative in the middle of his term of office. It is a decision that sets the country on a clearer path to prosperity while other leftist governments in the region continue to struggle. With […]

The new White House ballroom should be used for dancing, too

The new $200 million White House ballroom being built by President Donald Trump is going to be used for elegant dinners featuring dignified foreign leaders. It should also be used for dancing.  The president should hold regular dances where Americans can gather to swing, salsa, zydeco, and even rave. In the midst of increased atomization […]

The next Republican is always supposedly ‘worse’ than the last

In this world, nothing is certain except that the next Republican presidential hopeful will be “scarier” than the last.  This is one of the most frequent narratives in modern political messaging. So frequent, in fact, that it has become nearly as predictable as flu season, only drearier and with less charm.  You can practically set […]

Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere reminds us why Nebraska is his best record

Filmmaker Scott Cooper’s Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere, an adaptation of Warren Zanes’s book, opens on a sweaty, spent Bruce Springsteen in 1982 as he’s backstage, catching his breath after another herculean three-hour set, the kind that had already become legend on this tour. Up to that point, Springsteen’s career had followed a jagged, uncertain climb. The […]

Trump’s bet on Javier Milei pays off

Pollsters expected a rejection of the anarcho-capitalist Argentinian President Javier Milei’s party, La Libertad Avanza, in Sunday’s midterm elections. Instead, the economist of the Austrian School turned politician’s coalition cleaned house, winning 41% of the national vote and doubling their representation in Congress. With this stunning victory, Milei has a clear mandate to expand his libertarian economic reforms that aim to […]

Mamdani’s main victims, trans demands warp reality and other commentary

Zohran Mamdani’s “agenda would disproportionately affect middle-class and poorer New Yorkers,” warns City Journal’s Nicole Gelinas.

Kathy Hochul’s pander to Zohran Mamdani and his socialists is beyond pathetic

Hochul should take the Forest Hills rally to heart: These radicals aren't her friends, and the silent majority wants her to stand up to...

Trump-haters’ White House ballroom tantrums get even more ridiculous

While Donald Trump tours Asia, dancing, making trade deals and apparently having a blast, he’s got his opponents back in the Swamp obsessing over...

Trump inspires a new wave of nationalism — from Japan to Argentina

Trump is teaming with allies like Japan's Sanae Takaichi to advance a global realignment that will help make America great again, even as it...

President Trump’s extravagant ballroom: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 28, 2025

NY Post readers discuss the demolition on the White House’s East Wing to build a privately financed $300 million ballroom.

US aid to Israel more than pays for itself — don’t buy the lefties’ lies

AOC's rant at Sunday night's Mamdani rally was only a tad more unhinged than her usual, but she amplified a nasty leftist lie when...

Curtis Sliwa is all talk — he can’t be the next mayor of New York

The Post's Cindy Adams is urging New Yorkers to not vote for Republican mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa.

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