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Fauci held in contempt: Letters to the Editor — Aug. 10, 2026

The Issue: Dr. Anthony Fauci held in contempt of Congress after his Senate hearing. I am dumbfounded by how Dr. Anthony Fauci got away with pleading the Fifth Amendment...

Cheer Boy George for backing Jews over haters — even as it costs him his career

Sometimes, bravery is found in unexpected places. The recording artist known as Boy George...

Wisconsin Democrats’ governor primary is an all-out fight over electability

KENOSHA, Wisconsin — The progressive movement’s midterms march has arrived in Wisconsin, where a democratic...

El-Sayed reveals he spoke with Obama after Michigan Senate primary win

Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed reflected on a call he had with former President Obama after a primary win in an interview that aired on Sunday.  He described the conversation as “warm” and “inspiring.” “I like to keep private conversations private. But it was a really warm and inspiring conversation. I've got to be...

In defense of Medicaid work requirements

Republicans are considering cuts to Medicaid, the joint federal-state health plan that provides taxpayer-funded health coverage to 80 million adults and children. Many in the GOP would like to require able-bodied Medicaid beneficiaries to work in exchange for coverage. That’s a good idea. The federal government and the states spent some $870 billion on Medicaid […]

This subsidy program is sabotaging Trump’s agenda

President Donald Trump was elected to restore sanity and normalcy to the government and the country. Trump’s victory was a decisive mandate from the people seeking commonsense policies and an America First agenda. It was a sound rejection of the radical left-wing, neo-Marxist cultural revolution that Democrats tried to implement during the Biden administration. Despite […]

Why is the Council on American-Islamic Relations hiding its donors?

Who is funding the Council on American-Islamic Relations? It’s a question that has loomed large over CAIR since its scandal-shaded founding in 1994 by leaders of the Islamic Association for Palestine, an organization convicted of providing material support in the United States for Hamas terrorists abroad. CAIR has always kept its sources of financial support close to […]

Wyoming’s new abortion restrictions reveal pro-abortion contradictions

In a double loss for pro-abortion interests, Wyoming has passed a law requiring ultrasounds before pregnant women may receive abortion pills. Oddly, the Wyoming governor’s poor argumentation against the law might be just as damaging to the abortion lobby as the physical restrictions themselves. It comes as an override of Gov. Mark Gordon’s (R-WY) initial […]

The black community must support Israel against Hamas

Since January, hostages held by the terrorist group Hamas have begun to return home to Israel. The images of these innocent people after 15 months of captivity in Hamas’s hands have been shocking, appalling, and beyond anything I’d ever imagined. We’ve seen images of people who look emaciated, having been held underground and tortured for months on end. President Donald […]

The research racket: How universities cash in on federal grants

Universities are protesting the Trump administration’s plan to limit the overhead, also known as indirect costs, covered by federal research grants. They argue this change violates a long-standing post-World War II agreement, rooted in Vannevar Bush’s 1945 report “Science, The Endless Frontier.” That agreement was simple: The federal government would fund academic research in the public […]

Proxy advisory firms are faking their DEI rollback

President Donald Trump promised to win so much that conservatives would be tired of winning. But some conservatives seem eager to cry victory too soon. Last month, for example, conservatives vaunted the fact that Institutional Shareholder Services and Glass Lewis, two major proxy advisory firms, seem to be stepping back from their diversity, equity, and inclusion […]

Trump and the GOP should revise the way Social Security is taxed

Congressional Republicans are struggling to figure out how to fit all of President Donald Trump’s new proposed tax cuts into their reconciliation bill while also extending the popular 2017 individual reductions. One of the stumbling blocks is his desire to eliminate income taxes on Social Security payments, a provision that raises nearly $51 billion a […]

How spies are helping Trump ‘Make Iran Broke Again’

Containing Iran’s Islamic theocracy, especially as it approaches nuclear weapons development, is rightly a top foreign policy priority for the second Trump administration. There’s a strong economic component to the White House’s plan for keeping Teheran on a short leash. While the Biden administration plied the mullahs with cash, Team Trump is returning to its […]

Trump’s crypto reserve hurts the US

The United States is a debtor nation and the world’s largest debtor country. The Congressional Budget Office projected the debt-to-GDP ratio for the federal government would exceed 100% in the current fiscal year, which ends Sept. 30, 2025. The CBO also predicted the debt would rise to 118% of GDP within a decade. This means […]

Good policy is informed by science, not dictated by it

Some of humanity’s most stunning achievements are scientific, and science is rightly venerated for helping people live better, longer, more varied, and fulfilling lives. Science can do a lot. In the minds of cynical opportunists, it can even be used to end an argument: “Follow the science.” “I am the science.” “The science is settled.” […]

A good start on spending by House Republicans

The House Republican spending bill to keep the government running through the remainder of the fiscal year is a good step toward better policy. Any member of the GOP caucus would be a fool to vote against it and would deserve the displeasure of his or her colleagues and voters. It cuts spending overall. It […]

Trump’s Columbia funding cuts: Letters to the Editor — March 11, 2025

NY Post readers sound off on Columbia University losing $400 million in grants, contracts for mishandling campus antisemitism.

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