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Don Jr. Will Regret It

He is tempting fate with his contempt for the prospect that his actions will beget undesirable consequences for those around him.

Imagining What a Normal President Would Say About AI

I suspect he would address the concerns about the technology with a nationally televised...

Talarico Dashes Away from His Record on Girls’ Sports

If he still believes that ‘trans children’ are ‘sacred,’ perhaps he holds even more...

It’s (Still) the Debt, Stupid

Messing with prices (including those of money) almost always leads to trouble.

Trump unloads on Supreme Court appointees: ‘Shell of their original selves’

President Trump on Tuesday scolded the Supreme Court as a letdown that's done "irreparable and unrecoverable harm" with a series of decisions that went against his wishes.

1199 SEIU boss George Gresham accused of corruption — but no Democrat will investigate

A bombshell Politico investigation reveals that 1199 SEIU boss George Gresham has used the union as his personal “piggy bank” to benefit himself, his...

Airline pilot breaks down the industry’s ‘robust safety programs’ after high profile incidents

An airline pilot gives The Post's Cindy Adams a behind-the-scenes look at the profession.

NYC should trash the rotten composting mandate

In the first 10 days after the law went into effect, the Sanitation Department slammed property owners with nearly 2,500 tickets.

Trump’s tariff win, a big deregulation gamble and other commentary

President Trump "has imposed a tariff regime that would have horrified much of the political and financial establishment just a few months ago, and...

Tariffs and ‘trade wars’ — Trump asks tough questions critics won’t answer

If there soon is a rush of nations to cut a deal with the United States so as not to be left out of...

Wall Street woes will hammer NYC — so Eric Adams must cut spending NOW

The Big Apple stands to lose more than just luster in a rapidly de-globalizing world: Billions in city tax revenue and thousands of jobs...

Out to lunch: ‘Mind-blowing’ federal rules make school meals an ordeal

Washington’s many inane and wasteful requirements make it virtually impossible to avoid trashing $1.7 billion worth of school food every year.

Adams’ call for involuntary care: Letters to the Editor — April 14, 2025

The Issue: Mayor Adams and more proposing involuntary treatment to solve the mental-illness crisis. Mayor Adams is 100% correct on this issue (“Commit with...

Republicans should address welfare’s work disincentives in budget reconciliation

As budget reconciliation negotiations continue in Washington, some congressional Republicans see an opportunity to improve social welfare programs by strengthening work requirements. Just last month, Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) and Rep. Josh Brecheen (R-OK) introduced the SNAP Reform and Upward Mobility Act. This follows the Let’s Get to Work Act from Rep. Mike Kennedy (R-UT) […]

In Colorado, progressive Democrats actually are coming for your children

It’s no longer an exaggeration or hyperbole: In Colorado, liberal activists are coming after people’s children. At least, they are when disputes over a minor’s “gender identity” are involved.  The Democrat-controlled Colorado House recently passed the “Kelly Loving Act,” which proponents say promotes transgender rights. But, as the state legislature’s website outlines, this bill would […]

No more union time on taxpayer dime

President Donald Trump has issued an executive order aimed at ending collective bargaining privileges for government union employees. But it faces legal challenges, and as that case works its way to the Supreme Court for a decision that the president will probably lose, he and leaders in Congress are taking steps to build a coalition […]

Mayoral race morning line: It’s too early to place a single bet

It’s less than 10 weeks ’til the June 24 primary — which for once definitely won’t settle the near-certain winner come November in what’s...

Trump, Israel have Iran leaders shaking in their boots

The ensuing years of regional terrorism, threats of war against America, Israel and Arab nations and oppression at home provide mountains of evidence that...

The anti-baby Democratic Party

Elizabeth Bruenig, a successful married mother of two, covered the Natal Conference in Austin, Texas for the Atlantic last month, which, she correctly notes, was largely devoid of voices from the left.  “Liberals seem almost uniformly unwilling to address the subject of population decline whatsoever,” Bruenig writes, “a stance that warrants reconsideration.” Liberal unwillingness to […]

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