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Xavier Becerra tried to lock me up me for the crime of journalism — even the left called it ‘disturbing’

During his time as California Attorney General, Becerra tried to put me in jail for exercising my basic First Amendment rights.

El-Sayed exposes Democrats’ decisive turn against Israel

Abdul El-Sayed just revealed where the Democratic Party seems headed on Israel. The Jewish...

Some may not be a fan of Gov. Kathy Hochul — but her sister is a delight

The Post's Cindy Adams had a memorable dinner with Gov. Kathy Hochul's sister, Sheila.

NYC’s horse-carriage ban shows Menin’s true colors — and sets a scary socialist precedent

Mayor Mamdani has said he will sign this horse-carriage ban, abolishing a private industry with...

Civil disorder in France: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 21, 2026

NY Post readers discuss increasing violence around French protests crosses the line to full-scale...

Biden-era federal prosecutor hit with criminal investigation referral over alleged false statements to FBI

A criminal referral sent to the Justice Department alleges ex-prosecutor Jina Choi misled FBI agents about her role in the IRL startup probe.

Republicans need Trump to turn out the base. Some candidates still don’t want him.

Republicans know President Donald Trump's unpopularity poses a big problem for them in November. They also recognize he may be their only option to...

Democrats’ mail-voting plans shift as officials work to reassure voters

The Supreme Court blocked President Donald Trump’s effort to restrict mail voting. But for Democrats trying to turn out voters, the uncertainty seems harder...

States leading nation on the biggest education battles gripping classrooms revealed in first-ever report

The Defending Education report ranks Tennessee first among all 50 states on parental rights, DEI, gender identity and public school policies.

Teen’s tragic killing by illegal immigrant becomes flashpoint in battle for control of Congress

Sheridan Gorman's parents confronted Rep. Mike Lawler and Democrat Cait Conley over sanctuary city policies during a heated congressional debate.

Election crime arrests keep piling up as Dems insist it ‘just doesn’t happen’

New federal cases charge noncitizens with voter fraud across multiple states, clashing with Democrats who oppose the SAVE Act and deny it happens.

Progressive lawmaker’s baby bump photo sparks online firestorm as she faces prison time: ‘Disgusting’

Rep. LaMonica McIver's pregnancy announcement while facing 17 years in prison for allegedly assaulting law enforcement sparked fierce backlash online.

Rivals for California governor clash over homelessness, Trump in only debate as ballots go to voters

Republican Steve Hilton and Democrat Xavier Becerra clashed nonstop for an hour Wednesday in the sole televised debate in their contest for California governor, presenting sharply contrasting visions for how they would deal with homelessness, soaring household costs and high taxes in the nation's most populous state.

A Question Avoided

We will have to wait for the Court to weigh in on this issue.

Man arrested on suspicion of planning an attack on the Texas Capitol, authorities say

A 40-year-old man was arrested early Wednesday on suspicion of plotting to attack the Texas Capitol, authorities said.

Former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem files for divorce from her husband of 34 years

Former Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has filed for divorce from her husband of 34 years.

Judge keeps Venezuelan delivery driver shot by ICE in custody for alleged assault

A Venezuelan delivery driver who was shot in his car by a federal immigration agent in Texas will remain in custody on charges that he assaulted an officer while trying to escape arrest, a federal judge ruled on Wednesday.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signs laws to protect workers from AI risks

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed laws Wednesday aimed at protecting workers from the threats of artificial intelligence, including potential job losses and workplace surveillance.

3 GOP states go to U.S. Supreme Court to challenge 3 Democratic-led states’ abortion ‘shield’ laws

Three Republican states went to the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday to challenge abortion "shield laws" protecting providers in three Democratic states, escalating the legal conflict over pills that account for a majority of abortions.

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