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Court filing alleges Trump adviser received cash, luxury gifts from foreign interests

A former business partner is accusing MAGA media guru Alex Bruesewitz of receiving lavish gifts from foreign individuals in Qatar and Syria while also pursuing lucrative deals with other...

Russell Brand’s lefty enablers, one bright spot for the GOP and other commentary

Columnists break down Owen Jones’s defense of Russell Brand, conservative ballot measure wins, and...

NYC educator’s murder charge: Letters to the Editor — Nov. 10, 2026

NY Post readers discuss a mentally ill ex-NYPD cop and current NYC educator allegedly...

How This Administration Talks About Itself

The way Stephen Miller and other top officials speak about the president does not...

Administration Shake-up and Executive Privilege

Expect administration personnel moves to be made with an eye toward fighting off Democratic-controlled...

How Bad Was It?

Republicans haven’t lost an election like this since after Watergate.

The Young Right’s Nauseating New Battle Cry

This New Right youth movement has so far produced little beyond warmed-over surliness and bombastic triumphalism that mimics the president’s exhausted affect.

The Amnesty Crowd Shouldn’t Get Too Excited

Trump’s said this sort of thing before.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—November 9

1995—In A Woman’s Choice v. Newman, federal district judge David F. Hamilton issues a preliminary injunction preventing Indiana from implementing its recently enacted statute governing informed...

Trump stands by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang who had affair with woman suspected of being Chinese spy

President Trump stood by embattled Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, telling reporters he thought Mr. Huang was a "fine person" despite Mr. Huang's recent admission to having an affair with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy.

Trump-aligned Mississippi auditor launches governor bid, vows to dismantle ‘good ol’ boys’ club’

Mississippi State Auditor Shad White says his office uncovered $75 million in misspent funds and vows to shut down the state's "rotten system."

Rubio defends Trump’s Iran war as not ‘necessarily popular, but necessary’

Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended Trump's Iran war as "necessary" to prevent a nuclear weapon, even as he ties it to Republican midterm losses.

The Aid-to-Israel Question Is a Red Herring

Whether or not the $3.8 billion in military assistance continues, it would be a strategic blunder to abandon Israel.

The Last Internationalists

With the retirement of three congressional titans, the belief in American global leadership takes a hit.

The Bloc wants a bold agenda. Can Jeffries deliver?

The Bloc wants a bold agenda. Can Jeffries deliver? lead image

The next generation of workers is taking its talent and spending power to this Southern state

South Carolina posted the largest net gain of Gen Z adults through interstate migration in 2024, but California lost more than 58,000 young residents.

EXCLUSIVE: Trump’s FAA touts new AI-powered tool helping thousands of passengers avoid flight delays

The Trump administration's SMART system rerouted nearly 180 flights carrying 24,000 passengers, cutting flight times by over 10 minutes on average.

Congress returns to brutal lame-duck stretch with shutdown deadline, leadership races: ‘Closet is full of s—’

Lawmakers return to Capitol Hill facing a government shutdown deadline, the farm bill, and a debt ceiling fight before Democrats take power in January.

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