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NYC’s foolish horse-carriage ban: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 22, 2026 

NY Post readers weigh in on the mayor and City Council’s move to phase out horse-drawn carriages in Central Park.

Obama’s empty Omar defense, settler violence shames Israel and other commentary

President Barack Obama is “not just backing radical leftists,” observes The Wall Street Journal’s...

NYC high school faces backlash over ‘intifada’ post

INTIFADA FLARE UP: One of New York City’s most prestigious public high schools is...

When Character Was Obliterated

Conscience can’t be a word you pull out just when you want to attack...

Vance defends Comey indictment, rejects political motives

Vice President J.D. Vance on Sunday dismissed accusations that politics played a role in the indictment of former FBI Director James B. Comey, calling such claims "preposterous."

US and Qatar secure release of American citizen Amir Amiry from Afghanistan detention

U.S. citizen Amir Amiry was released from detention in Afghanistan on Sunday following months of joint negotiations between the U.S. and Qatar.

Eric Adams drops out of NYC mayoral race as Mamdani gains ground

New York City Mayor Eric Adams exits mayoral race as 33-year-old democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani gains momentum with progressive economic agenda.

Eric Adams drops out of New York City mayoral race

New York City Mayor Eric Adams withdrew from the city's mayoral race on Sunday, clearing the field for other major candidates.

Mikie Sherrill stays silent as New Jersey politicians react to convicted cop killer’s death

Republican Jack Ciattarelli and other New Jersey politicians honor Trooper Werner Foerster, while Democratic candidate Mikie Sherrill remains silent.

Ex Michelle Obama aide leads Des Moines school board’s defense of superintendent arrested by ICE

Iowa Republicans launched a probe into the state's hiring practices after ICE arrested school superintendent Ian Roberts on Friday.

Baltimore residents reveal what changes they want to see to combat crime amid National Guard threat

Local Baltimore residents split on National Guard deployment for crime reduction, with many advocating for community resources and accessible recreational centers.

Iraqi president calls nation ‘100% safe’ even as ISIS, Iranian militia threats persist

President Abdullatif Jamal Rashid dismisses concerns about Iranian proxy influence in Iraq, insisting Baghdad maintains independent decision-making as U.S. troops prepare to leave.

MTG Comes into Her Own

The fact is that our system was built for elected officials who have something of MTG’s attitude.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 28

1962— President Kennedy’s appointment of Arthur Goldberg to replace the retiring Felix Frankfurter creates a clear liberal activist majority on the Supreme Court. As...

Massachusetts Is Forcing Foster Parents to ‘Affirm’ Trans Children. This Couple Is Fighting Back

The Joneses have been model foster parents in a state that’s facing a shortage — but their Christian beliefs are a problem.

The Media’s Sins of Omission Are Getting Worse

NBC botches the coverage of a ‘Free Palestine’ shooter and an ICE encounter.

JD Vance’s Delicate Dance

The vice president has done a lot correctly if he hopes to become president in 2029. But he still faces many obstacles to that...

Will AI’s Future Be American?

If we fail to beat China in the AI race, we risk a global order in which freedom is eclipsed by state-run surveillance and...

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