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Surrogate who refused abortion asks SCOTUS to intervene as baby could be moved out of Texas

Surrogate McKenna West asked the Supreme Court for an emergency administrative stay, fearing the newborn could be moved from Texas to California.

Alex Bores launches $30 million effort to unify Dems on AI

NEW YORK — A state lawmaker who gained national attention for his opposition to...

Stop using race in admissions — and leave wokeness behind

California voters have said, again and again, that universities and colleges in California should...

New York makes it official: Our high school diploma is worthless

New York’s Board of Regents just axed the 30-year-old Regents exam requirement for high...

Gavin Newsom torches $1M in taxpayer cash to thwart probes of fraud

In the world of Gavin Newsom, fraud investigations are something to fight, not assist.

Borgia liberalism

They did it again. It happens every year. My invitation to the White House Correspondents’ Dinner got lost in the mail. However, this year, I was not the only one to avoid the penguin suit and the rubber chicken. Every president since Calvin Coolidge has attended the dinner at least once. So far, President Donald […]

India and Pakistan are our future

India and Pakistan are sliding toward war. Perhaps we should not be surprised. There has been bad blood between the two kindred nations since they came semi-conjoined into existence in 1947. Indeed, the sanguinary circumstances of their birth defined their future enmity. What with everything else going on, we have been slow to wake up […]

There’s no fool like an old fool — and Bill Belichick leaving his formidable legacy in the hands of Jordon Hudson is foolish

One of the golden rules in sports is don't be a distraction. Jordon Hudson is more than that for Bill Belichick — she's a...

More dolls means better living — why American abundance matters

Trump must be the first president in history to say that his policies will deprive American children of toys — but he was ultimately...

Gov. Hochul has only herself to blame for NY’s looming Medicaid crisis

Kathy Hochul has more power to control state Medicaid costs than anyone else — and she's allowing them to balloon out of control.

Inside the secret genius of the Ukraine mineral deal

President Trump has just struck one big, beautiful deal with Ukraine — and its impact could reach far beyond rare earth minerals.

Sanity returns as feds condemn transgender treatments for kids

Honest medical practitioners have known from the beginning that child transgender treatments are risky — yet honesty was never the goal for gender activists.

Yet another woke judge goes lawless in move against Trump

A woke Massachusetts judge let a Tesla firebomber out on supervised release.

Right and WRONG ways to fix NYC primary elections

Mayor Eric Adams’ City Charter Revision Commission just floated two dueling ideas for reforming city primary elections — one excellent, one awful.

Kamala Harris reminds everyone why we didn’t elect her president

The Democrats seem to be lost in the wilderness. But at least their former presidential candidate still has elephants for company.

Trump’s first 100 days: Letters to the Editor — May 2, 2025

NY Post readers discuss President Trump marking the first 100 days of his second term in office on April 30.

The week in whoppers: Michelle Obama whines over violent illegal-migrant deportations, Chuck Schumer shoots himself in the foot and more

Michelle Obama said the Trump administration's immigration polices are keeping her up at night — with no mention of how she felt about her...

Mike Waltz’s signal of Steve Witkoff’s ascendancy

National security adviser Mike Waltz and his deputy, Alex Wong, resigned Thursday. Their departure, just 101 days into President Donald Trump‘s second term, provides two key insights into the Trump administration. First, it shows that Trump continues to have a very low appetite for actions that embarrass him. Second, it suggests that Trump wants a […]

We’re a nation of innovators, but our tax code no longer encourages it

The United States is an innovative country — it’s something in our DNA. Americans have invented everything from the air conditioner to the zipper. Schoolchildren learn about Eli Whitney’s cotton gin and Alexander Graham Bell’s telephone. Our country has been flooded with pioneers who have revolutionized industries — and even generated new ones. The talented […]

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