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Hannah-Jones’ ignorant Times essay: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 29, 2026

New York Post readers weigh in on New York Times writer Nikole Hannah-Jones’ political motives for sending her daughter to a failing public school.

Senate passes benchmark legislation on college sports NIL rights

The Senate passed landmark legislation Monday night intended to regulate the Wild West of college sports compensation and transfers, teeing up a vote in the House after the November midterm elections.

State Department considers sharing passport records for voter citizenship checks

The State Department is assessing how to share passport records with state and local officials to verify citizenship on voter registration rolls.

The ‘real threat’ to LA’s teachers union

Oops. A honcho with the LA teachers union (UTLA) is saying the quiet part...

Media manipulates economic gloom — and it’s all about the midterms

Whether this is the best of economies, the worst of economies, or something in...

Senate passes benchmark legislation on college sports NIL rights

The Senate passed landmark legislation Monday night intended to regulate the Wild West of college sports compensation and transfers, teeing up a vote in the House after the November midterm elections.

State Department considers sharing passport records for voter citizenship checks

The State Department is assessing how to share passport records with state and local officials to verify citizenship on voter registration rolls.

Senate Passes Bipartisan Legislation to Bring Order to College Sports

The Protect College Sports Act attempts to regulate college sports by putting in place a national regime of rules.

Man ordered released on bail after decades on Utah’s death row after DNA tests show no match to him

A Utah judge on Monday ordered a 71-year-old man who spent decades on death row for a 1985 killing to be released on bail, despite objections from the victim's family, after prosecutors said newly analyzed DNA evidence did not match him.

Taxpayers have funded nearly $1.5M in pro-Trump ads. Criticism is mounting, including from the GOP

The White House has spent days fiercely defending three taxpayer-funded advertisements that glorify President Donald Trump and are nearing at least $1.5 million in public spending, calling them public service announcements like those used in past administrations.

Trump denies offering to sell U.S. arms to China at Xi summit

President Trump on Monday said he did not discuss an offer to sell U.S. weapons to China during the recent summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Comer winds down role atop panel that exposed fraud, Biden’s autopen and Epstein’s powerful friends

Who knew the U.S. government loses up to $521 billion every year to fraud?

Trump disagrees with decision to grant bail to British terror suspects

President Trump said Monday he disagrees with Britain's decision to grant bail to the five men arrested in connection with an alleged terror plot at a British air force base used by American forces.

Denmark, at U.N., says Greenland pact benefits all parties involved

The security agreement signed by the U.S., Denmark and Greenland last week "strengthens the defense of Greenland, the NATO area, and the American continent," Denmark's U.N. ambassador told the U.N.'s annual gathering of world leaders Monday.

U.S. revokes visas from Latin American officials, including Bolivia’s top prosecutor

The Trump administration is revoking the visas of 27 Latin American officials, former officials and their families, including Bolivia's attorney general, over accusations of corruption.

GOP leads Democrats in future ad reservations in all but one marquee Senate race

Republicans are pouring money into the fall Senate map, locking in big TV ad reservations across nearly every competitive race, betting the financial edge will help them defend their majority.

Trump CMS faces bipartisan pushback over Medicare proposal tied to Biden-era drug pricing law

Lawmakers say the proposed Medicare policy could make it harder for patients to access newer cancer treatments by discouraging medical innovation.

Dem Senate nominee breaks silence after Susan Collins’ office was vandalized with vulgar message

Republican Sen. Susan Collins vowed she won't be "intimidated" after her Biddeford office was vandalized, while her Dem rival Troy Jackson initially stayed silent.

Dem Senate nominee silent after Susan Collins’ office was vandalized with vulgar message

Republican Sen. Susan Collins vowed she won't be "intimidated" after her Biddeford office was vandalized, while her Dem rival Troy Jackson stayed silent on the act.

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