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The redistricting fight shifts to the courtroom

The fight over this year’s House map is barreling through the nation’s courtrooms. High-stakes legal cases that could determine the majority loom in nearly a dozen states, with just...

How Ukraine won the battle for Kyiv

At 4:15 a.m. on Feb. 24, 2022, explosions jolted Kyiv awake. Russia had launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine from Belarus in the north, from Russia in the east, and from occupied Crimea in the south. The capital of Kyiv was the primary target. Moscow’s plan was to seize Kyiv within three days, kill Ukrainian […]

Trump’s deadly but necessary fight against Mexico’s cartels

The Mexican Army has killed the leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, a powerful thug named “El Mencho.” The cartel responded with wanton violence that brought the country to a standstill. Both Mexico and the United States deserve credit for fighting the war on drugs as if it were an actual war. And now it’s up to both to stay […]

DHS shutdown looms over Mar-a-Lago shooting as unpaid Secret Service agents neutralize armed suspect

Secret Service agents working without pay due to DHS shutdown shot armed intruder at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort after he allegedly brandished shotgun.

Ukraine’s morale remains up as it fends of Russia, winter barrage: ‘Still a force to be reckoned with’

When Russian tanks rolled into Ukraine four years ago, there was never much doubt...

Why Southern states are leaving blue-state schools in the dust

The states seeing the greatest gains academically are also the ones doing the most to bring order and stability to their schools.

Trump makes the right call on cannabis — after a 40-year wait

The federal government has been exaggerating marijuana's hazards and ignoring its potential benefits for more than half a century.

The Declaration of Independence is our defining document — and the key to educating savvy citizens

There are many reasons one might come to love one’s country. It first appears in the connection to place, a bond to a physical...

California wants schools to keep parents in the dark

California’s bizarre crusade against parents on behalf of transgender activists has suffered a temporary setback. That doesn’t make it any less alarming that California is picking this fight in the first place. On Monday, U.S. District Judge Roger Benitez ruled that parents have a right to know if their children are trying to identify as […]

In a gloomy winter, read a couple of classic books

After Christmas is over, and the sunrises start getting earlier and the sunsets later in the Northern Hemisphere, there are still two months of scarce daylight and lowering skies ahead. Here’s a suggestion for how to fill the gloomy hours with uplift: read. Read some great books, returning perhaps to those you ploughed through on […]

Macron’s pointless upcoming call with Putin

French President Emmanuel Macron‘s recent overtures to Russian President Vladimir Putin represent yet another profound misunderstanding of the war in Ukraine. Paris welcomed Putin’s “readiness” for bilateral talks with Macron after the French leader said last week that it would be useful for Europe to talk to Putin. But this only demonstrates that almost four […]

Subsidizing demand won’t solve affordability

President Donald Trump has dismissed the matter of “affordability” as a hoax, but voters consistently name the cost of living as the matter most likely to affect their votes next year, even as inflation has slowed since Trump took office. Unfortunately for those voters, the Democratic Party contrasts itself to Trump only with policies that […]

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 world community, after it had the nerve to defend itself...

Dems’ hunt for Trump in the Epstein files: Letters to the Editor — Dec. 26, 2025

NY Post readers discuss the search for evidence of wrongdoing by President Trump in the new release of Epstein files.

No more ‘penny for your thoughts’: goodbye to our lowliest coin

Alas, pennies lost their glow long ago, when they stopped raining down from heaven to bring us fortune, sunshine and flowers.

How a nurses’ strike could slam NYC’s teetering health-care system in Mamdani’s first month

New York City faces the threat of a strike next month by the main nurses’ union, which is holding out for an insane set...

We know the reasons for violence against Jews — but refuse to say them aloud

Anemic Western leaders fear Muslim terrorism, growing Muslim voters and their own growing antisemitic campus constituencies.

The Chinese Communist Party poses a greater threat than Islamism

In Focus delivers deeper coverage of the political, cultural, and ideological issues shaping America. Published daily by senior writers and experts, these in-depth pieces go beyond the headlines to give readers the full picture. You can find our full list of In Focus pieces here. The Chinese Communist Party poses the single greatest national security […]

Oil prices will go down but won’t collapse

Global oil prices are likely to remain under pressure in 2026. Supply is expected to exceed demand by as much as 4 million barrels a day. The Energy Information Administration expects inventories to continue building through 2026, reinforcing downward pressure on prices. West Texas Intermediate, the U.S. benchmark, is forecast to average around $51 a barrel in 2026, down […]

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