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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...

The hypocritical be-kind brigade refuses to see what’s right in front of them in trans athlete debate

A columnist for The Athletic claimed the trans athlete debate is not "an organic, fully woman-led controversy" — but that's exactly what it's been...

Mamdani cries at a murderer’s death — will he ever care about crime victims?

Woodward took the life of Jose Miranda with a meat cleaver in a Bronx laundromat in 2024; Miranda's family rightly calls the mayor's words...

The week in whoppers: Abdul El-Sayed equates sex-change surgery to circumcision, Kathy Hochul smears ICE agents and more

Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed bizarrely brought up circumcision when asked by Fox News' Jesse Watters about transgender surgeries for children.

As kids go back to school, parents need to be involved — in every way

Parents have to be vigilant about what our schools are teaching our kids, as I learned this week when my daughter came home from...

Arthurdale’s New Deal experiment, and the debate over socialism

ARTHURDALE, West Virginia — The road into this quiet Preston County community gives little warning that it was once the setting for one of the New Deal’s most ambitious, and most debated, experiments. Ninety-three years ago, Arthurdale became the first experimental community established under the federal subsistence-homesteads program, an effort to help impoverished families move […]

The US-Canada tariff dispute: Letters to the Editor — Aug. 28, 2026

NY Post readers discuss President Trump’s steep tariffs on Canadian imports and Canada’s threats of retaliation.

Meta’s $18B settlement and new restrictions are vital — but the company didn’t put $1,000 phones in kids’ hands

A parent should not expect Meta to parent their child, but they should be able to expect that Meta isn't employing armies of engineers...

Democrats embrace voter suppression with decoy Dan Sullivan in Alaska

The Democratic Party has so few principles that it will whine about “voter suppression” one minute and then engage in it the next through the most asinine stunts designed to manipulate voters. Such is the case in Alaska, where the state’s top four primary has inspired Democrats to try to dupe voters out of their […]

Charlie Kirk’s murder is a basic ethical litmus test

It has been nearly a year since Charlie Kirk was shot in the neck and killed at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. The horrific and sudden nature of his death at age 31 sent shockwaves through the country. Unfortunately, it also inspired bad actors to wallow in either conspiracy theories or outright celebration at […]

China smells Trump’s weakness on sanctions and allies

China has forcefully rebuked U.S. sanctions targeting small Chinese companies that trade with Iran. Amid President Donald Trump’s reluctance to sanction bigger Chinese targets, Beijing senses American weakness. The Chinese rebuke follows Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s announcement of new, Iran-related sanctions on Monday. Bessent hyped up these sanctions as constituting an “economic D-Day,” and the […]

California’s unions have built a $1B taxpayer-funded machine

California will not stop taxing its citizens.

What Darline Graham’s win means for the GOP

WHAT DARLINE GRAHAM’S WIN MEANS FOR THE GOP. It was hard to predict exactly how the runoff to choose the new Republican Senate candidate from South Carolina would work out. The whole process unfolded remarkably quickly following the unexpected death of Sen. Lindsey Graham on July 11. Since then, the state Republican Party organized a primary, […]

Right goal, wrong strategy: Why Trump’s ‘Made in America’ plan leaves us vulnerable

A generic drug finished in an American factory but dependent on a single overseas supplier for its active ingredient may be less secure than an imported medicine produced at two independent plants with multiple qualified suppliers. That distinction matters as President Donald Trump moves to bring generic-drug manufacturing back to the United States. He has […]

Democrats try to brush aside ‘Woke 1’

“’Woke 1′ was crazy.” So said Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) on ABC News’s This Week earlier this month.  She said she was quoting New York City Councilman Chi Osse, whom the New York Times characterizes as “far left.” This was where Ocasio-Cortez seemed to be located on the ideological spectrum after her surprise defeat of […]

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