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Fast Takes: Incredible shrinking Gaza famine, Trump’s right on data centers and more

A UNICEF report finds no widespread acute malnutrition in Gaza, plus why Donald Trump is right to defend the economic benefits of data centers.

Rest in peace, Dolly Parton: Letters to the Editor — Aug. 27, 2026

NY Post readers discuss country music icon and philanthropist Dolly Parton passing away at...

‘Bioethics Community’ Publishes Open Letter of Support for Anthony Fauci

The Covid debacle will define Fauci’s legacy regardless of how many pronouncements of support...

Republicans are split on Flock’s AI-powered surveillance. Here’s who’s on each side

High-profile Republicans are cautioning against the use of automated license plate readers and surveillance systems such as Flock Safety, opening investigations and urging legislative guardrails.

Trump’s tariffs shrank the trade deficit. They also raised your prices

President Trump's aggressive tariff policies have shrunk the U.S. trade deficit but also helped push up consumer prices - a mixed economic record that threatens to come at a high political cost for Mr. Trump and his Republican Party.

Navy vet seeking Michigan seat outlines ambitious proposal to cut taxes for first responders

Navy veteran Amir Hassan is campaigning for Michigan's 8th Congressional District with a plan to cut income taxes for first responders, while criticizing Democratic leadership.

David Hogg lobs profanity-laced Epstein accusation at Trump

Democrats David Hogg, Malcolm Kenyatta and Rep. Ro Khanna push for the release of the documents relating to Jeffrey Epstein despite the Trump administration's latest memo.

Ex-Biden advisor Mike Donilon to sit down with House investigators in autopen probe

Former White House advisor and longtime Biden ally Michael Donilon is appearing before House investigators for a closed-door transcribed interview.

Inside Joe Biden’s post-presidency

For more than five decades, Joe Biden’s existence was not only incredibly public but busy — his waking hours spent surrounded by a coterie...

Apparent AI mistakes force two judges to retract separate rulings

Two U.S. district judges replaced court orders due to inaccurate case details and hallucinated quotes in legal submissions, highlighting AI risks in law.

Ohio State Highway Patrol to support Cincinnati on the heels of violent assault caught on camera

The Buckeye State is providing the Cincinnati Police Department with support from the Ohio State Highway Patrol, a gubernatorial press release indicates

Democrat moves to block Trump admin from using military drones to monitor protests after LA riots

A progressive House Democrat is introducing a bill to block the Trump administration from using military-grade drones to surveil protests.

Trump says Canada’s Palestinian move is new trade deal stumbling block

U.S. President Donald Trump once again threatened to suspend trade talks with Canada, this time over Ottawa’s promise to recognize Palestinian statehood. On Wednesday,...

Brown University, Trump Administration Agree to Restore Funding, Resolve Discrimination Complaints

Brown is one of numerous schools to face federal funding freezes and investigations for alleged civil rights violations.

Brown agrees to pay $50 million, wins back federal contracts in deal with Trump administration

By entering into the agreement, Brown ensured that the administration "will end the large-scale freeze that ultimately had implications for hundreds of millions of dollars of federal funding to Brown."

Trump announces trade deal with South Korea

South Korea has struck a last-minute trade deal with the U.S. on Wednesday as steep tariffs loomed ahead of a Friday deadline, President Trump announced.

Biden adviser tells House committee there was ‘no conspiracy’ to hide president’s mental state

Top Biden adviser Steve Ricchetti said Wednesday that questions about former President Joseph R. Biden's mental decline while in office advanced "baseless assertions" about his age, and there was no conspiracy during his presidency to hide it.

Senate confirms Trump’s pick for counterterrorism agency, a former Green Beret with extremist ties

The Senate confirmed President Donald Trump's pick to lead the National Counterterrorism Center, Joe Kent, on Wednesday evening as Republicans looked past his connections to right-wing extremists and support for conspiracy theories about the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol.

Maine police chief says officer arrested by ICE is missed by colleagues and was eligible to work

The police officer arrested by immigration authorities in a Maine town was a trusted member of the force who is missed by his colleagues, officials said Wednesday, expressing frustration with the lack of information about the case from the federal government.

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