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LGBTQ group reveals which Dem nominee is sponsoring Halloween event featuring drag shows

Keisha Lance Bottoms is sponsoring a Halloween event featuring drag shows, and her record on gender policy and the Riley Gaines Act faces scrutiny.

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There’s reason to fear Meta’s historic $18B settlement will mostly help . . . the lawyers

People hurt by negligence or worse deserve redress — but the class-action bar and...

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Mamdani’s condolences for a murderer: Letters to the Editor — Aug. 29, 2026

NY Post readers discuss Mayor Mamdani saying he’s “saddened” by the death of violent...

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Anti-ICE activist’s arrest for voter fraud reinforces need for Proposition 39

Opponents of voter ID say that voter fraud never happens. Then why do people...

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Fast Takes: Did AOC ever mean it, Reproductive-tourism biz is sick and more

The Post Editorial Board rounds up opinions on AOC distancing herself from 'wokeism' and...

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Andrew Ross Sorkin Thinks You’re Stupid

The New York Times writer seems to believe that advocates of the Second Amendment cannot read.

Trump Sure Doesn’t Act Like China Created an ‘Election Security Nightmare’

If the president believes everything he said in his speech last night, this morning we should be seeing a dramatic sea change in U.S....

More than 190,000 noncitizens may be on California’s voter rolls, DHS says

The Department of Homeland Security is releasing more data behind President Trump's claims of voter rolls littered with noncitizens, saying its own review found more than 190,000 suspect names in California and 35,000 in New Jersey.

China fumes at Trump as a new rift opens between the rival superpowers

China is reacting angrily to President Trump's claims that it stole information about 220 million American voters during the 2020 election, dubbing them "groundless accusations."

Appeals court sides with Hegseth over The New York Times in Pentagon access battle

The Pentagon is allowed to require journalists to have a government-provided escort to enter the building, a federal appeals court has ruled, delivering a blow to The New York Times.

Socialist-backed Dem who ripped the wealthy cracks state’s top 1%, tax returns show

Abdul El-Sayed reported $262,000 in capital gains and owns two rental properties worth $750,000 while campaigning against wealthy landlords.

Trump says White House searching for ‘vandal proof’ material after alleged Reflecting Pool attack

President Donald Trump said the White House is searching for vandal proof material after the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool was emptied to repair damage.

Transgender Maine Senate candidate sparks online frenzy over response to debate question: ‘Can’t be serious’

Ashley Webb cited songwriting as a qualification for Senate during the Maine Democratic primary debate, sparking a viral moment on social media.

Company of ‘Squad’ member’s husband lands $2B contract from blue state for new courthouse

Rejected bidders allege conflicts of interest tainted the nearly $2 billion Springfield courthouse deal involving Ayanna Pressley's husband's firm.

State Department fires back after Walz doubles down on pardon of convicted child rapist

The State Department fired back at Tim Walz after he defended his pardon of convicted child rapist Tou Lue Vang, who Marco Rubio had deported to Laos.

Clayton and Blanche: Mixed Results in Senate Questions on Trump Elections

If Senate Republicans don’t check Trump administration misconduct, they effectively endorse it.

Will Anyone Miss Sociology?

Scott Yenor foresees program reviews that will accelerate the erosion of this field of study.

Journal Article Urges MDs to Impede Immigration Law Enforcement ‘Oppression’

It seems to me that such actions would actively endanger more people of the categories for whom the authors advocate than it would protect.

A New Docket Takes Shape: Three More Issues the Supreme Court Will Decide in Its Next Term

Gun rights, parental rights, election integrity, religious liberty, and climate lawfare are already on the docket, and the Court is just getting started.

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