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Anthony Fauci’s Fifth Amendment mockery demands the Senate’s contempt

The Senate has a clear duty to hold him in contempt, and with all practical penalties that can entail.

NY’s social media ban alone won’t squash kids’ addictions —parents need to step up too

Maybe the SAFE for Kids Act will keep some tweens from being woken up...

Mamdani’s ‘eat the rich’ hit list: Letters to the Editor — July 30, 2026

NY Post readers discuss the city’s list of names and addresses of all homeowners...

The Left Has No Use for Anthony Fauci Anymore

The celebrity doctor has learned the hard way that he was only a tool...

Fauci’s Great Enabler

Trump had all the power he needed to dismiss Fauci. He just chose to...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 16

1898—William Orville Douglas, who, alas, will become the longest-serving justice in Supreme Court history, is born in the town of Maine in Minnesota.  

Ready for Your Close-Up? Not If You’re the Wrong Race

Ethnic gatekeeping in the arts doesn’t remove barriers — it erects them.

End Racial Gerrymandering

The Supreme Court has a golden opportunity in Louisiana v. Callais to end racial gerrymanders.

A Critic Takes the White House Tour

It’s the time when the White House is the People’s House and history is most palpable, thanks to Mrs. Kennedy. But, alas, the tours...

Small Business Needs Permanent Regulatory Relief, Too

Congress and President Trump must act quickly to give 32 million small businesses permanent relief from a painful and pointless government mandate.

Fetterman says he knows and loves Trump voters: ‘I’m the only Democrat in my family’

Sen. John Fetterman, a Democrat from Pennsylvania, noted that he knows and loves individuals who voted for Donald Trump, and that they are not Nazis.

Secretary of Education points out that the government shutdown shows her department is unneeded

Amid the ongoing partial government shutdown, Education Secretary Linda McMahon pointed out that the shutdown proves that her department is not needed.

ICE reveals ‘disturbing details’ after agency rescued 3-year-old abducted to Mexico

Working in partnership with U.S. and Mexican authorities, ICE rescued a three-year-old child who was abducted by a woman working in conjunction with an illegal charged with child rape.

Final stretch: Mamdani’s large lead shrinking as Cuomo gains ground in NYC mayoral race

Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo closes gap against NYC mayoral frontrunner Zohran Mamdani as Quinnipiac poll shows the race tightening ahead of November election.

Jay Jones’ ‘two bullets’ scandal over violent texts expected to dominate Virginia AG debate

Former Virginia delegate Jay Jones faces scrutiny over violent messages about a Republican lawmaker as he prepares for Thursday's debate against Jason Miyares.

NRA sues California over ban on Glock-style firearms: ‘Violates the Second Amendment’

The NRA and other gun groups are suing California over the state's ban on Glock-style guns with features that allow them to be converted to fully automatic weapons.

Democratic hopeful for California governor open to transgender athletes in Olympics

Betty Yee, a Democratic candidate in the primary race for California governor, didn't say "no" when asked whether biological males who identify as female should face off against women at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.

Bowser doesn’t think it’s legal for National Guard to ‘police Americans on American soil’

Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser said she is skeptical that the federal deployment of the National Guard to cities across the country is legal.

Supreme Court case could lead to loss of Black representation in Congress, but the scope is unknown

A neutering by the Supreme Court of the Voting Rights Act's last remaining major provision would potentially trigger a political avalanche - an event that starts narrow but gathers momentum as it spreads across the national map.

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