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Neighborhood wine bar closing in California? It’s a symptom of a statewide crisis

Another wine bar is closing in LA, signaling the growing crisis in one of California’s iconic industries. The Augustine Wine Bar in Sherman Oaks, widely recognized as one of...

Palm card: The Post’s 2026 endorsements

Here’s a reminder of The Post’s endorsements for Election Day 2026

California’s next governor must aggressively investigate bullet train’s wasted billions

California’s high-speed rail project is a case study in lost public trust and squandered...

Hayley Stevens reminds us to vote for principles over party, even in California

Elections come and go, but these lessons will stay with children forever.

California’s leaders say they want fair elections — why don’t they act like it?

Why does anyone have a problem with fraud-free voting in California?  Whether it’s one...

House Dem lashes out at critics after calling illegal immigrants her ‘constituents’: ‘I don’t give a sh–‘

Democratic representative faces Republican backlash for comments about representing non-voting residents during press conference on immigration detention.

The Obamas, Not So Interested in Breaking Bread with Kamala Harris

A report claims that the Obamas and Kamala Harris and Doug Emhoff were in the same restaurant on Martha’s Vineyard but not at the...

Biden’s Staffers on the Infamous Commutations: ‘He Doesn’t Review the Warrants’

Leaked emails suggest Biden may not have reviewed sweeping clemency orders signed with the autopen, raising questions of validity.

Trump says Democrats using Jeffrey Epstein obsession to cover up GOP wins

President Trump called for an end to the focus on the Jeffrey Epstein case, saying the Justice Department has done its job.

Feds bust migrant smuggling ring that charged Cubans up to $40,000 to sneak into U.S.

Federal prosecutors said they have busted a lucrative and massive migrant smuggling ring that brought thousands of Cubans to the U.S. while instructing them how to deceive border guards to get in and fake asylum claims to win more permanent status.

Lawmakers push to fulfill Trump’s request for War Department name

Sens. Rick Scott and Mike Lee and Rep. Greg Steube introduced legislation Friday to restore the Department of Defense's original name, the Department of War, as President Trump prepares to sign an executive order calling for the change.

Trump issuing 200th executive order, setting unprecedented pace in modern history

President Trump is signing the 200th executive order of his second term, setting a pace that's unprecedented in modern history.

Trump says Russia, India are ‘lost’ to China amid summit, trade wars

President Trump said India and Russia appear to be "lost" to China after their leaders met with Chinese President Xi Jinping, underscoring his frustration with Moscow and New Delhi as Beijing seeks to bolster its alliances.

Traditional marriage advocates sharpen message as Supreme Court eyes challenge to same-sex marriage

Suppose you think same-sex couples are the victims in the legal battle over marriage. In that case, Kate Faust says you are wrong: It is the children.

Justice Department mulls restricting transgender people from buying guns

Department of Justice officials discuss potential firearm restrictions for transgender people in early-stage internal meetings, though no concrete proposals have been made.

Transgender athlete drops challenge to Idaho women’s sports law

Transgender athlete Lindsay Hecox asks Supreme Court to drop challenge against an Idaho law banning transgender athletes from women's sports teams.

Trump trashes Nadler on heels of Dem’s House retirement announcement: ‘One of the most disgusting Congressmen’

President Donald Trump excoriated Rep. Jerry Nadler in a Truth Social post after the long-serving House Democrat revealed he will not run again in 2026.

Trump wants ‘2 people to drop out’ to set up ‘1-on-1’ mayoral race with Mamdani in NYC

Zohran Mamdani leads the NYC mayoral race as Trump advisors reportedly try to convince Eric Adams and Curtis Sliwa to drop out and join his administration.

‘Baltimore is on fire’: Residents reveal whether Trump should send National Guard to combat violent crime

As President Trump considers deploying the National Guard to Baltimore to crackdown on crime, the residents remain divided on whether troops would help or harm their community.

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