Opinion

No, Republicans Did Not Give Data Centers a Special Tax Break

The law allows for the immediate expensing of all machinery and equipment, not just server racks.

It’s Harder to Win with Bad Friends

Don Jr. is, unlike his brother Eric, a political animal who really wants to...

Or Maybe It’s the Chinese Propaganda

These are the fruits of those labors.

Bessent Defends Trump’s $5,000 Giveaway, Denies It Will Increase Deficit

Bessent also suggested that the money could be sent out without congressional approval.

Trump’s federal worker buyouts cost $6.7 billion

Taxpayers footed a $6.7 billion bill for President Trump's buyouts to get federal employees to quit in 2025, according to the Government Accountability Office.

Illinois Democrats bully home school families

Instead of tackling their crumbling public schools, Illinois lawmakers are pushing a bill to crack down on parents who escape the system through homeschooling. Passed in late March through the Illinois House Education Policy Committee in a party-line vote, the Illinois Homeschool Act would impose a bevy of new requirements and oversight for homeschool families. […]

Nassau County Exec Bruce Blakeman, FBI Director Kash Patel discuss cooperation over Medicaid fraud allegations, sources say

The two met at the Islanders game at UBS Arena in Elmont Sunday, where they spoke about more than Alex Ovechkin's record-breaking performance.

ActBlue scandal proves Democrats are the real ‘dark money’ party

On Wednesday, three House committees released a report showing that progressive money-making machine ActBlue lowered its standards for fraud twice during the 2024 election...

Elise Stefanik will get over losing UN ambassador gig — she’s faced worse in DC

Elise Stefanik. She’s faced worse than being dumped from a big job.

GOP must ‘Musk’ up, liberals vs. the Constitution and other commentary

“This GOP Congress is effusive in its praise of Elon Musk’s effort to cut waste and fraud,” thunders Kimberley A. Strassel, but that’s just “words,...

R.I.P. Bob McManus: a newsman’s newsman

“You know, you can’t really have friends in this job,” Bob remarked a time or two, and didn’t bother spelling it out: As editorial-page...

If Trump wants tariff reciprocity, he must reject Lutnick and Navarro

While investors spent the weekend licking their wounds over the $6.6 trillion wipeout in American equities in the 48 hours after “Liberation Day,” world leaders went into overdrive to secure eleventh-hour trade deals with President Donald Trump before the so-called reciprocal tariff penalties on the 60 countries subject to additional tariffs beyond the 10% baseline […]

Trump’s MAGA brand may be nontransferable to rest of GOP

The year was 2022. Democrats were in a panic heading into the midterm elections, all thanks to an unpopular president pushing unpopular spending that led to the highest inflation the country had seen since E.T. was in theaters 40 years ago. The southern border was a full-blown crisis, with nearly 2.8 million people entering the […]

NYC crime is dropping — but NYPD’s success is alarmingly fragile

The platforms of top mayoral contenders means it's a grievous mistake to take this good news for granted.

Save our buildings — or The Bronx (and the rest of NY) will ‘burn’ again

Years of capped rents coupled with rising operating costs due to high inflation led to buildings with revenue that didn’t cover expenses.

Evict the squatters — because our universities are still worth saving

Higher education once upheld a mission to cherish and pass on the ideals of Western civilization. They can be those protectors again.

Start to Trump’s sweeping tariffs: Letters to the Editor — April 7, 2025

The Issue: President Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs imposing an initial 10% baseline tax on all imports. The Post brilliantly sums up the bitter fruit...

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