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Pentagon data breach exposes Social Security numbers, personal info of 2.76M US military, civilian personnel

A Pentagon personnel data breach exposed Social Security numbers and employment information belonging to 2.76 million living Americans.

What Steve Hilton needs to do to win the debate

Steve Hilton is far behind Democrat Xavier Becerra in the polls for governor. But...

High oil prices under Trump: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 1, 2026 

NY Post readers discuss Democrats making political hay out of high gas prices thanks...

Fast Takes: Reality confronts anti-Zionists, Dems’ damning ‘affordability’ record and other commentary

“Every facet of the ‘genocide’ accusation against Israel has fallen apart,”  thunders Commentary’s Seth...

Campus rape is every mom’s nightmare — and this terrifying issue must be addressed

Four reported rapes in three weeks at Cal State San Marcos. As a mother...

When a Christmas visitor is a raccoon

We all have our childhood Christmas memories. I think of dad reading ’Twas the Night Before Christmas and the nativity story from our massive family Bible. My wife always recalls gathering with her dozens of cousins. My children will always remember when our two dogs murdered a raccoon on the back deck before sunrise. She […]

Washington should have kept its Syria leverage

The United States has removed Syria from its list of state sponsors of terrorism as the Trump administration seeks to shape an emerging new order in the Middle East. But in its eagerness to seize that opportunity, it may have surrendered its leverage prematurely. On Monday, Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that Syria’s designation […]

Mamdani’s pandering cries for accused killer ignores the real crisis at Rikers Island

Mamdani’s selective sadness was a craven pander to his empty-the-jails DSA base.

Darwin Rivera Flores and why California’s voting system is a wretched mess

California has by far the worst election system in the United States. No other state is close.

It’s silly season in Sacramento — and Gavin Newsom might sign these crazy bills

Each year in Sacramento brings a new crop of crazy bills — some of which actually pass the Democrat-controlled Legislature.

Embrace of street vendors shows slide into Third World anarchy

The recent embrace of illicit street vendors by both mayoral candidates in LA shows that the city will continue its slide into Third World...

How can the city make Mamdani Marts work when it bungles a simpler grocer plan?

Please, Mr. Mayor: Just admit the idea turns out to be a worthless bust, and pivot to some new idea that works great ....

There’s reason to fear Meta’s historic $18B settlement will mostly help . . . the lawyers

People hurt by negligence or worse deserve redress — but the class-action bar and its buddies in government are extortionists, pure and simple.

Mamdani’s condolences for a murderer: Letters to the Editor — Aug. 29, 2026

NY Post readers discuss Mayor Mamdani saying he’s “saddened” by the death of violent murderer Clarence Woodward.

Anti-ICE activist’s arrest for voter fraud reinforces need for Proposition 39

Opponents of voter ID say that voter fraud never happens. Then why do people keep getting arrested for it?

What Trump just doesn’t get about his tariff program

President Donald Trump’s tariffs aren’t popular, but he’s found a way to make them even less so — a trade war with America’s most inoffensive...

Fast Takes: Did AOC ever mean it, Reproductive-tourism biz is sick and more

The Post Editorial Board rounds up opinions on AOC distancing herself from 'wokeism' and the call to restrict US reproductive tourism.

Putin is testing NATO because he thinks the West will flinch

CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s visit to Moscow this week comes as U.S. intelligence warned that Russian President Vladimir Putin may be prepared to escalate against NATO. Washington must use this moment to send a simple message to Moscow: Russia cannot attack the West from the shadows and expect the West to stay silent. Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in […]

Trump’s war on Michigan 

President Donald Trump’s populist economic doctrine is about to face a reality check on the shores of the Great Lakes. After trade negotiations broke down late last week, the president announced new 50% tariffs on Canadian imports ranging from lumber and agricultural products to consumer electronics. After Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that his […]

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