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Best of the Babylon Bee: French frantically search rioting mob for someone to surrender to

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.

Teacher-union boss Mike Mulgrew doesn’t say what he REALLY hates

Any parent power is a problem for the UFT, since the union depends on...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 14

1983—When a state carries out capital punishment by lethal injection, must the drugs used...

Guilfoyle’s Exit

She wasn’t the first underqualified person to be named ambassador and won’t be the...

Fusionism, Properly Understood

Freedom and virtue are essential complements to one another.

Pentagon scales back troops from NATO eastern flank, denies American withdrawal from Europe

U.S. troops withdrawing from Romania spark Republican opposition amid Russia-Ukraine war tensions and concerns over weakened deterrence.

SCOOP: Trump expands DC crime task force with hiring push of nationwide law enforcement

President Donald Trump's D.C. Task Force opened national recruitment through a new portal, offering federal benefits to officers joining the 2,000-plus member crime unit.

Progressive House candidate indicted amid Chicago-area ICE protests

Kat Abughazaleh, a progressive Democrat running for an open House seat in Illinois, faces federal charges after attending a protest at a U.S. Immigration...

Zohran Mamdani Campaign Under Scrutiny for Accepting Money from Foreign Donors

A campaign finance watchdog referred the campaign to the DOJ for investigation.

Zohran Mamdani’s ‘Very Formative’ Bowdoin College Experience

Mamdani graduated from the elite liberal arts college in Brunswick, Maine, in 2014.

The Curious Fallout from a Trump Appointee’s Partial Disqualification

Ironically, a ruling against the U.S. attorney for Los Angeles could help both Trump and Comey.

The Big Lie at the Center of Zohran Mamdani’s Campaign

To portray anti-Israel activism as ancillary to Mamdani rather than the central animating force of his life in politics is an act of gaslighting. 

Dozens of manufacturing groups call on Congress to reopen the government

The National Association of Manufacturers and 30 state manufacturing groups sent a letter to House and Senate leaders, asking to reopen the government.

Senate Democrats call on Thune to allow voting on bills to fund food stamp program

Senate Democrats are gearing up to introduce legislation to extend food aid benefits during the government shutdown ahead of a Saturday cutoff.

Doug Wilder, America’s first Black governor, backs scrapping Virginia’s redistricting commission

Former Virginia Gov. L. Douglas Wilder said the redistricting fight in Richmond has stripped away the moral facade of the bipartisan commission once touted as a tool for fairer politics.

Trump grudgingly acknowledges he can’t seek a third term in office

President Trump on Wednesday acknowledged that he cannot run for a third term, days after raising the possibility.

Meet the senator who tries to make his congressional colleagues throw up

Sen. Markwayne Mullin made then-Rep. Joe Kennedy of Massachusetts throw up so often that he gave his Democratic colleague the nickname "Chuckie."

Earle-Sears slams Democrats’ ‘nonsense’ over transgender policies

Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears ripped her Democratic opponent in the race for governor for pushing "nonsense" on issues like transgender accommodations in schools.

Sen. Mullin defends Trump’s strikes on alleged drug boats: ‘Why would we care? They’re terrorists’

At a time when some of his congressional colleagues, including Republicans, are criticizing the administration's strikes on alleged drug boats in the Caribbean, Sen. Markwayne Mullin says he has no qualms about what President Trump is doing.

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