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The host city is doing all of the hosting, none of the headlining

For all theFIFA promotion of the World Cup’s arrival in Miami — think downtown skylines, Latin music and speedboats on Biscayne Bay — today’s quarterfinal match between Norway and...

The secret to becoming a sporting superpower

Few countries punch above their weight in sport quite like Norway. With a population...

Poll: Politics shapes patriotism, from the US to the UK

What does it mean to be patriotic? It depends on a country's politics. Pride...

Norway’s other World Cup campaign: Getting Israel kicked out of soccer

Norway stands out among the historic European powers that dominate what remains of the...

Why FIFA is putting down roots in Miami

When the men's World Cup winds down next week, FIFA isn't packing it all...

There’s no glory in illegal fireworks on the 4th — and a lot of fear

Fireworks bursting over a city that banned them is a sight that stirs the soul, at first glance. On July Fourth, in notoriously red-tape...

Rahm Emanuel’s anti-Israel bash won’t win over the jew-hating Dems he’s trying to appease

Rahm Emanuel wants to run for president as a Democrat in 2028, but bowing to the antisemitic wing of his party is a beyond-despicable...

Figueroa: Gavin Newsom and Scott Wiener’s canyon of despair

Figueroa Corridor is one of California’s most notorious sex markets. Here, prostitutes gather, night after night, selling sex acts.

It’s not controversial to love America — so why are people fired for saying it?

Our default emotion for this country should be love — not self-loathing.

Pray Trump means it this time when he says the Iran cease-fire is ‘over’

Pray President Donald Trump means it this time when he says the Iran cease-fire is “over.”

Fast Takes: Dems totally gaslit us on Platner, the DSA is wrecking our party and more

“Even before all the scandals,” fumes National Review’s Jim Geraghty, the left celebrated disgraced Democrat Graham Platner “with an astonishing degree of credulity and...

NYC’s failing public schools: Letters to the Editor — July 9, 2026

NY Post readers discuss a new report flagging 900+ NYC public schools that have been failing for more than a decade.

Donald Trump sparks intrigue by ditching new Qatari jet for old Air Force One

When President Donald Trump announced he would be leaving the NATO summit in Turkey aboard the old Air Force One, rather than the newer Qatari airliner, he claimed it was so that American service personnel could tour his luxurious new ride. But his post raised more questions than answers. Could the new $400 million plane, […]

How Politico got the Platner story that the New York Times missed

Graham Platner is a serial philanderer with a drinking problem and a long record of obscene and misogynistic public comments. That made it unsurprising when the New York Times gave his ex-girlfriends space to describe his abuse. But Platner is also the Democratic nominee for a competitive U.S. Senate seat, and his top competition has […]

The Trump administration needs to get its border priorities straight

The Trump administration is losing its longtime base over the continuing dispute over the southern border wall. After years of shifting goals, this border issue is exposing unaddressed fissures in the foundation of President Donald Trump’s support. In West Texas, the Trump administration is poised to begin construction on another installment of a 30-foot border […]

ADF free speech win shows that censorship is worth the fight

The battle against censorship became crucial around the same time the Knicks won their last championship: more than 50 years ago. After the Vietnam War, progressive propaganda began to control the political narrative, and conservatives started to see a reality in which their ideas faded into white noise — silenced and censored. But just as […]

The Olympics invites Russia back, but what has changed?

The International Olympic Committee has announced that it will greenlight a full return for Russian athletes at the 2028 Los Angeles Games, despite the fact that nothing much has changed with respect to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The IOC declared that it was “provisionally” lifting the suspension of Russian athletes that had been in place since October […]

Dropping candidates is getting to be a habit — and it’s not a sign of strength

It’s beginning to be a habit. It, in this case, is the messy business of center-left political jettisoning one leader suddenly deemed unelectable and, without resort to the usual rules or democratic procedure, designating a replacement. It’s the process that came fairly close to giving Americans President Kamala Harris in 2024. It’s happening not just […]

Republican support for Netanyahu collapses in just a month as Trump’s patience wears thin

Welcome to Wednesday’s Washington Secrets. We’ve made it a long one to fill up the emptiness of a day without a World Cup match. Which may be a good thing if you are the Belgian prime minister. … Plus, we have exclusive polling that shows just how bad things are getting for Benjamin Netanyahu. EXCLUSIVE […]

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