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Xavier Becerra tried to lock me up me for the crime of journalism — even the left called it ‘disturbing’

During his time as California Attorney General, Becerra tried to put me in jail for exercising my basic First Amendment rights.

El-Sayed exposes Democrats’ decisive turn against Israel

Abdul El-Sayed just revealed where the Democratic Party seems headed on Israel. The Jewish...

Some may not be a fan of Gov. Kathy Hochul — but her sister is a delight

The Post's Cindy Adams had a memorable dinner with Gov. Kathy Hochul's sister, Sheila.

NYC’s horse-carriage ban shows Menin’s true colors — and sets a scary socialist precedent

Mayor Mamdani has said he will sign this horse-carriage ban, abolishing a private industry with...

Civil disorder in France: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 21, 2026

NY Post readers discuss increasing violence around French protests crosses the line to full-scale...

Appeals court vacates ruling that struck down Trump’s Alien Enemies Act deportations

A federal appeals court has vacated its previous ruling against President Trump's attempt to deport members of the Tren de Aragua gang under the Alien Enemies Act and scheduled the case for a rehearing before the full slate of judges.

Wall Street takes sour view of government shutdown, economic data blackout

U.S. stocks fell on Wednesday as investors feared a prolonged government shutdown would harm the economy -- and key data on its health.

Supreme Court keeps Fed’s Lisa Cook in role for now, agrees to review case

Oral arguments are expected to be closely watched, given the unprecedented nature of the case, and the seismic shift that any ruling could have on U.S. economic decisions.

Trump birthright citizenship fight heads back to Supreme Court as new term begins

The Supreme Court may review President Donald Trump's birthright citizenship executive order that opponents say violates the 14th Amendment's citizenship clause.

ICE vows ‘no change’ to immigration, border policy amid government shutdown

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is shutting down rumors that the government shutdown will have an impact on immigration and border policy.

Blame Game: GOP spotlights ‘Schumer shutdown’ while Dems lash out at Republicans

Chuck Schumer faces political pressure over government shutdown strategy as Republicans and Democrats battle over healthcare funding and blame assignment.

Federal judge disqualifies acting Nevada US attorney from handling cases

Acting U.S. Attorney Sigal Chattah has been yanked from cases due to an order signed by Senior United States District Judge David Campbell

Kamala Harris office silent when questioned if fact-checker reviewed new book before publication

Kamala Harris incorrectly identified all 13 Afghanistan casualties as Marines and called Ross Ulbricht a 'fentanyl dealer' despite his different charges in her new memoir.

How James Comey’s indictment could go south for the DOJ

James Comey's indictment on federal charges faces criticism as politically motivated prosecution while interim U.S. Attorney Lindsey Halligan leads the case against him.

Republicans erupt over shutdown chaos, accuse Dems of holding government ‘hostage’

The federal government entered a shutdown Wednesday after the Senate failed to pass a continuing resolution 55-45, with Republicans and Democrats trading blame over the funding crisis.

Top insurance company in hot seat as blistering new ad campaign exposes ‘radical woke ideology’

Conservative group targets Chubb Insurance CEO Evan Greenberg over climate policies and DEI initiatives in new television and billboard advertising campaign.

Federal judge rules public charter school violated church’s First Amendment rights

A federal judge in Idaho found that a charter school's cancellation of a church lease for Sunday services was in violation of the First Amendment.

Blackburn talks natsec amid shutdown standoff: ‘Adversaries do not take a day off’

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Alabama Says ‘No’ to DEI Indoctrination

There’s no constitutional right for professors to teach whatever they please at public expense.

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