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Kansas postal worker indicted for stealing mail, including hundreds of Republican election flyers

Kelly R. Cram, a Kansas postal worker, was indicted for allegedly stealing 4,404 pieces of mail, including nearly 400 Republican political mailers.

Education advocate’s shocking discovery: Letters to the Editor — Nov. 4, 2026

NY Post readers discuss education advocate Adriana Aviles’ anger at her son getting high...

A Normal Election Day Morning . . . with One Glaring Exception

Westchester County, N.Y., has got ballot-counting problems.

Colorado and Wyoming Events on Midterms and Judicial Confirmations

I’ll be in Denver on Thursday (Nov. 5) and in Laramie next Monday (Nov....

Westchester County, N.Y., ballot scanners reject paper ballots on Election Day

Ballot scanners across Westchester County, New York, are rejecting paper ballots on Election Day.

ICE is showing up to interview parents hoping to reunite with their children who entered U.S. alone

President Donald Trump's administration has started requiring parents looking to reunite with their children who crossed into the U.S. alone to show up for interviews where immigration officers may question them, according to a policy memo obtained by The Associated Press.

Trump to unveil major military announcement — all eyes on Space Command HQ

President Donald Trump is slated to make an announcement related to the Department of Defense Tuesday, with all eyes on an update of the location of Space Command’s headquarters.

Government shutdown, Epstein files, DC crime: Congress returns to mountain of drama

Republican leaders will have to navigate a series of deadlines and issues, including averting a partial government shutdown, the simmering discontent over Jeffrey Epstein and President Donald Trump's control of D.C.'s police force.

Senate aide who survived brutal DC stabbing says crime fight ‘worthwhile’

Phillip Todd was the victim of a random act of violence in 2023, and he views what happened to him as a tale of redemption and forgiveness.

Congress returns with Democrats refusing to negotiate as Oct. 1 shutdown deadline looms

Congress returns from summer recess facing an Oct. 1 government funding deadline, with Epstein files potentially complicating spending bills and ongoing oversight hearings.

Ex-Mayor de Blasio touts socialist Mamdani as New York City’s answer to Trump policies

Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio endorsed Zohran Mamdani's mayoral campaign, highlighting his progressive promises, including rent freezes and free childcare.

Faith in American dream dwindles amid sour economic sentiments, poll finds

Poll of adults in the U.S. finds that a low percentage believe the American dream holds true today, while many think it no longer holds, or never did.

Federal judge releases woman accused of threatening to kill Trump

A woman arrested last month for allegedly making death threats against Trump has been released by Judge James Boasberg, who has clashed with the Trump administration several times.

Omar’s net worth jumps to as much as $30M in new disclosure after claiming ‘I am not a millionaire’

Rep. Ilhan Omar's net worth jumped to as much as $30 million in one year despite her claims of not being a millionaire, new financial disclosures reveal.

Federal judge rules Trump violated military law by activating National Guard in California

A judge found that Trump acted unlawfully when he federalized the National Guard and deployed a handful of Marines to address anti-ICE riots and protests in California.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 2

2003—In Summerlin v. Stewart, the Ninth Circuit addresses whether the Supreme Court’s decision in Ring v. Arizona, which held that aggravating factors under Arizona’s...

Trump Is Poised to Blow Up Obama’s Emissions Framework. He’ll Have to Defeat These Radical Climate Groups First

The Union of Concerned Scientists and the Environmental Defense Fund have a long history of trying to tear down the fossil fuel industry.

Trump on Keeping Chinese Students in U.S. Schools: ‘I Don’t Want Anything in Return’

President Trump said Friday that he doesn’t want ‘anything in return’ from the Chinese government in exchange for maintaining current student visa levels.

President Trump Is Right to Fight European Tech Overreach

The Old World model of state management must not be permitted to hold back the advance of the freedom-fueled dynamism of the New World.

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