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Best of the Babylon Bee: Bruce Banner reveals secret to becoming Hulk — he’s always angry at the Jews

Every week, The Post will bring you our picks of the best one-liners and stories from satirical site the Babylon Bee to take the edge off Hump Day.

Ukraine fights on for freedom — to shatter centuries of Russian cruelty

Putin's invasion of Ukraine stunned the world — but it was just the latest...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 26

2009—In what Fourth Amendment expert Orin Kerr describes as the “most free-wheeling, ‘look ma...

One Dumb Tariff (Among Many)

In addition to the Trump administration, Canada boasts its own share of destructive protectionism.

It’s No Mystery Why Young Men Are Leaving the Workforce

It wasn’t really a voluntary exit, was it?

WATCH: Battleground Democrat called Iowa a ‘backwater’ over transgender athletes ban

Unearthed video showed Christina Bohannan calling Iowa a "backwater" over Republican efforts to ban transgender athletes from girls' sports teams.

WATCH: Rand Paul says there’s one thing Americans have never heard from Fauci

Sen. Rand Paul demands an apology from Anthony Fauci over gain-of-function research funding in China ahead of their Wednesday committee hearing.

‘They fed him his own ears’: Top Republican shares horrifying stories of gang rule in Haiti

Brian Mast describes gang torture, kidnapping of a 6-year-old U.S. citizen and Afghanistan-level poverty during a rare congressional trip to Haiti.

‘Tip of the iceberg’: NJ illegal voting scandal explodes with more key systems at risk

Roughly 75,000 noncitizens were summoned for jury duty in New Jersey as GOP lawmakers demand a bipartisan subpoena probe into voter registration.

Maine Dem in hot seat for championing popular vote despite clinching Senate bid without it

Troy Jackson secured 75% of delegate votes at Maine's convention, but critics say the process contradicts his own calls for popular vote democracy.

No Jews on Mamdani’s ‘truly representative’ NYC judiciary panel, sparking backlash

Four Jewish bar associations demand Zohran Mamdani correct the exclusion of Jewish members from his 19-person judiciary advisory panel in New York City.

Battle to replace late House Dem goes to overtime after daughter failed to clinch seat

Marcye Scott and Everton Blair advance to an Aug. 25 runoff election in Georgia's 13th congressional district to fill the late David Scott's seat.

Kentucky governor calls on McConnell to prove he is fit to serve or resign: ‘Address the people’

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear demanded that Sen. Mitch McConnell prove his fitness to serve or resign after the 84-year-old's lengthy hospital stay.

New Maine law limits police cooperation with federal immigration officials

Three new laws restrict cooperation between Maine law enforcement and ICE, including limiting cooperation with federal immigration officials.

GOP governor survives challenge from Bitcoin evangelist in gubernatorial runoff

South Dakota's first gubernatorial primary runoff pitted incumbent Larry Rhoden against outsider Toby Doeden after neither cleared the 35% threshold to win outright.

Senate advances Russia sanctions bill championed by late Sen. Lindsey Graham

Senators capped off a day of tributes to their late colleague Lindsey Graham by advancing a sanctions bill he spent his final week of life negotiating.

Senate confirms Jay Clayton as Director of National Intelligence

The Senate on Tuesday confirmed Jay Clayton to serve as director of National Intelligence, a position that oversees 18 disparate intelligence agencies across the government.

HHS adopts limit to ‘dangerous’ virus research a year after Trump order reining in federal support

The Health and Human Services Department announced a new policy Tuesday banning federal funding for "dangerous" gain-of-function research -- a kind of risky experiment that enhances viruses to try to predict how dangerous they might become.

Loss of work authorization sows confusion for thousands of Haitian immigrants, their U.S. employers

For more than a month, Bobby Kuchinsky arrived at his restaurant each morning worried about whether he still had enough staff or if this might be the last shift for some of his Haitian workers, who have spent over a decade as cooks, busboys and oyster shuckers.

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