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Miranda Devine: Habitual liar Hunter Biden used Tucker Carlson’s platform to lie some more about his ‘laptop from hell’

For Hunter and Joe Biden, lying becomes so habitual they eventually lose grip on reality.

Democrats’ circus tent: Letters to the Editor — Aug. 13, 2026

NY Post readers discuss progressives distancing themselves from unhinged “woke” comments made in 2020.

The Lakers can bring ‘Showtime’ back to LA — and California

The LA Lakers will soon have two new owners — and that’s good news...

On Late-Term Abortion, Massachusetts Removes the Fig Leaf

What, after all, was the problem the new law was enacted to address?

Ceuta’s Numbers

Madrid now appears to have underestimated the number of would-be migrants remaining in Ceuta.

Telling the Truth About Ceuta

There is a serious ripple effect from Spain’s immigration choices.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 12

2010—In his final act of extraordinary malfeasance in Perry v. Schwarzenegger, Judge Vaughn Walker refuses to stay his judgment against California’s Proposition 8 while the...

Why Education Savings Accounts Are the Right Path to School Choice

ESAs pair well with income-tax elimination, while tax credit scholarships don’t.

HHS Launches Civil Rights Probe into Kaiser Permanente for Allegedly Prioritizing Black Patients

The investigation comes in response to a complaint from a conservative medical civil rights group over Kaiser’s Center for Black Health .

An AI Future Built on Resilience, Not Restraint

Mark Zuckerberg’s manifesto defies the doom-and-gloom approach of many AI watchers.

The Hollywood Merger Won’t Kill Entertainment Jobs. Blocking It Might

Something besides industry consolidation is clearly to blame for Hollywood’s current contraction.

Spanberger’s rough rural reception draws Hillary Clinton parallels

Del. Wren Williams compared Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger's Galax visit to Hillary Clinton's hot sauce moment, saying nobody was buying it.

Trump-backed Michael Alfonso wins crowded GOP primary for his father-in-law’s former Wisconsin seat

Michael Alfonso, Sean Duffy's 26-year-old son-in-law, defeated a crowded field to win the Republican nomination for Wisconsin's 7th Congressional District.

Trump brushes off reporter question about running for third term in 2028: ‘The law is very strong’

President Donald Trump told reporters "the law is very strong" on a third term but has previously outlined a JD Vance route scholars reject.

‘No better group’: Veteran says special ops should get same concealed carry permit as retired cops

The Special Operations Forces Concealed Carry Act would extend Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act-style privileges to qualified special operator veterans.

Ex-New Jersey mayor, her husband charged for using fake ballot signatures after she pleaded guilty to DUI

Gina LaPlaca and her husband Jason Carty face ballot fraud charges after allegedly using fake signatures on her Democratic primary petition in New Jersey.

Russia is helping China close gap with US forces amid Taiwan tensions, warns longtime military leader

Retired Rear Adm. Mark Montgomery warns Russia is giving China submarine quieting technology that could erode a key U.S. Navy undersea advantage.

FBI touts 6,000 arrests, 44% homicide drop one year into Trump’s DC crime crackdown

FBI Director Kash Patel says the Washington, D.C., crime crackdown yielded over 6,000 arrests and 1,300 illegal firearm seizures in one year.

Primary takeaways: Dems’ left-center battle intensifies as Schumer takes another hit; split decision for Trump

Democratic Senate Leader Sen. Chuck Schumer suffers a second straight primary setback as Peggy Flanagan wins Minnesota's Senate nomination by 20 points.

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