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Meta’s $18B settlement and new restrictions are vital — but the company didn’t put $1,000 phones in kids’ hands

A parent should not expect Meta to parent their child, but they should be able to expect that Meta isn't employing armies of engineers to figure out how to...

The US-Canada tariff dispute: Letters to the Editor — Aug. 28, 2026

NY Post readers discuss President Trump’s steep tariffs on Canadian imports and Canada’s threats...

As If Electronics Weren’t Expensive Enough

Nothing that more tariffs can’t make worse.

ICE officer released from jail after failed extradition bid

ICE Officer Christian Castro walked out of a Texas jail early Thursday, free for the first time in 90 days, after Minnesota's bid to get him extradited to face assault charges stalled.

Trump signs order renaming Lake Ontario as Lake America

President Trump on Thursday ordered the Department of the Interior to update maps and databases to rename Lake Ontario as Lake America, following through on his threat during a trade spat with Canada.

Dem senator turns ‘leader of the free world’ title on its head with Zelenskyy remarks

Chris Coons declared Volodymyr Zelenskyy is now the free world's primary leader, igniting fierce backlash from the White House and conservatives.

My Burrito, Your Burrito

What people don’t like is uninvited commentary from strangers on how to economize.

Good Luck Making Jared Moskowitz into a Household Name, Progressives

To the Israel obsessives on the far left, Democratic leadership’s failure to punish the House member for supporting our ally is a betrayal.

AOC Is Damaged Goods

Partisan Democrats may have forgotten all the baggage Ocasio-Cortez carries into 2028. Perhaps they could use a refresher.

Maryland judge stops redistricting question from going on November ballot

An Anne Arundel County judge ruled Wednesday that Maryland Democrats' congressional redistricting initiative cannot be put to voters on this November's general election ballot.

Canada’s Doug Ford renews threat to stop electricity exports to U.S.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Wednesday he's willing to cut off electricity exports to the U.S. if the trade war between Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and President Trump escalates.

Inflation index prized by Fed holds steady in July

The Federal Reserve's preferred gauge of inflation, a price index of what Americans pay for goods and services, remained steady for the year ending in July, the government said Wednesday.

Court green-lights most of DOJ’s prosecution against Dem congresswoman in ICE clash

A federal appeals court ruled Wednesday that the Justice Department can proceed with most of its case against Rep. LaMonica McIver, who stands accused of assaulting an ICE officer during a scuffle last year at a migrant detention center.

Trump mulls renaming Lake Ontario as ‘Lake America.’ Canadians balk at the idea

With his trade war with Canada intensifying, President Donald Trump floated the idea of renaming Lake Ontario to become "Lake America." America's northern neighbors quickly panned the idea.

CIA chief’s visit to Moscow related to resolving Ukraine war, Trump says

President Trump on Wednesday said CIA Director John Ratcliffe is visiting Russia as part of "routine" efforts to end the war in Ukraine.

Democrats condemning Hasan Piker as backlash spreads through party

Hakeem Jeffries called Hasan Piker's remarks about American Jews "dangerous and antisemitic" as top Democrats lined up to condemn the streamer.

Millions of barrels of Iranian oil sit beyond Trump blockade as he vows ‘zero leakage’

Nearly 40 million barrels of Iranian crude sit on tankers near Malaysia, posing a test for Trump's "zero-leakage" sanctions campaign against Tehran.

CIA Director John Ratcliffe met with Russian intelligence officials in visit to Moscow, Kremlin says

Video captured a C-17 Globemaster landing at Moscow's Vnukovo airport as CIA Director John Ratcliffe reportedly met with Russian intelligence officials.

Democratic officials charged for allegedly scamming COVID relief funds

Two Democratic Party officials in Massachusetts face federal indictments alleging they schemed to steal over $700,000 in COVID relief funds.

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