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Trump says Netanyahu needs to be re-elected, or else US will have to ‘finish the job’ against Iran alone

Trump called Benjamin Netanyahu a "great warrior" and urged Israeli voters to back Likud in the Oct. 27 Knesset elections amid the war on Iran.

Central Park horse-carriage ban: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 19, 2026

New York Post readers sound off about Mayor Zohran Mamdani and City Council Speaker...

These high-school cross-country girls could throw Democrats a curve

At a Camas HS cross country team race Tuesday in Washington state, a group...

Why are so many kids suddenly cutting off their parents?

Cutting out family members and going "no contact" has become chic in some corners.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 18

2017—A divided panel of the Fourth Circuit rules (in American Humanist Ass’n v. Maryland-National Capital Park Comm’n) that Maryland...

Congress Must Investigate Trump’s Aid and Comfort to Putin

Republicans and Democrats, together, should regard this week’s developments as the last straw.

Taming the ‘Machiavellian Presidency’

The Founders’ checks and balances are fraying but holding — barely. Whether they keep holding is up to ‘We the People.’

California’s Peculiar ‘N-Word’ Case Against Tesla

The state’s lawsuit deserves closer scrutiny.

Missouri Pro-Lifers Tie Abortion to Trans Procedures to Turn the Ballot-Referendum Tide

In 2024, Missourians approved a referendum guaranteeing a right to abortion up until viability. This time around, pro-lifers have a new strategy.

Ilhan Omar’s turbulent week explained: The dueling probes that threw the Somali-born progressive into chaos

Federal agents raided Ilhan Omar's D.C. home, seizing her phone, computers and passport as part of a criminal probe into immigration fraud.

Kansas Republicans fear Roger Marshall may be running out of time

WICHITA, Kansas — Roger Marshall was running behind.The bus Kansas Republicans booked for a five-day barnstorming tour sat idling Tuesday morning, with other statewide...

Income inequality at Obama Foundation, as brass thrives and rank and file seeks union

Half of the Obama Foundation's reported workforce topped $100,000 in pay, outpacing five other presidential nonprofits examined in recent tax filings.

‘No Kings’ foot soldiers ignore organizers’ warning, go all in for Democrats

"No Kings" organizers promote "Vote Blue" and partisan slogans that their own national coalition rulebook explicitly prohibits at Saturday's rallies.

From ‘Third Reich’ to ‘not that informed’: Senate debates deliver fireworks before midterms

Candidates in Michigan, Georgia, South Carolina and Maine delivered personal accusations and unexpected admissions during debates that have led up to their elections.

Inside the family business that turned a famous fair food into an American tradition

Fletcher's Original Corny Dogs sells 550,000 corny dogs each year at the Lone Star State's iconic fair using the same 84-year-old recipe.

ICE arrests more than 100 alleged gang members in single week, including violent MS-13, TdA suspects: DHS

A suspected MS-13 member wanted for homicide and a teenage Tren de Aragua associate facing murder charges were among 131 ICE gang arrests.

Meet the 22-year-old candidate eyeing history in key swing state as Gen Z embraces conservatism: ‘Step up’

Dillon Fillion, a 22-year-old Domino's driver and Iowa House candidate, credits Charlie Kirk with helping Gen Z men embrace conservative principles.

Biden-appointed judge deals Trump another sanctuary city defeat in major immigration fight

A federal judge ruled Trump's lawsuit against New York City's sanctuary policies fails, citing the Tenth Amendment's anti-commandeering doctrine.

Dem congressional candidate’s police record reveals suspensions over stolen gun, insubordination

Johnny Garcia faced two unpaid suspensions from the Bexar County Sheriff's Office for insubordination and negligence as he runs for Texas' 35th District.

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