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Trump blasts ‘weakened’ Schumer as Democrats again block GOP effort to reopen government

Senate Republicans unwilling to cave to Senate Democrats' demands, and argue that the best way forward to dealing with expiring Obamacare subsidies is to reopen the government.

Zohran Mamdani’s NYC mayoral campaign took foreign cash, raising compliance questions

Zohran Mamdani's New York City mayoral campaign collected nearly $13,000 from foreign donors, including his mother-in-law in Dubai, which may violate campaign finance laws.

Dems’ refusal to credit Trump for his role in cease-fire deal: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 15, 2025

NY Post readers discuss Dems’ lack of praise for President Trump’s Gaza peace deal,...

Stubborn Columbia now the last Ivy League holdout to not require SAT or ACT scores — but why?

Princeton is coming down on the side of merit, while Columbia seems to be...

The 5 Democratic primary battles that’ll test the party’s future identity

Gov. Janet Mills’ entrance into the Maine Senate primary on Tuesday reignited the familiar...

Trump says Phase Two of the Gaza peace plan has already begun

President Trump said Monday that the second phase of his 20-point plan for peace in Gaza is already underway, as the first phase of military pull-backs and the release of hostages nears its end.

Hamas to release bodies of four deceased hostages; hostage families say that’s not enough

Hamas plans to release Monday the bodies of four of the 28 dead Jewish hostages remaining in Gaza, the terrorist group said.

Trump heads to Egypt after urging Israel to seize chance for peace and pressing for Netanyahu pardon

President Donald Trump told Israeli lawmakers on Monday that their country had no more to achieve on the battlefield and must work toward peace in the Middle East after two years of war against Hamas and skirmishes with Hezbollah and Iran.

A candidate disappeared months ago after an ocean swim. Can he still win?

A political candidate in the New York City suburbs went for a night swim in the Atlantic Ocean this past spring and never returned.

Marc Maron ends his podcast with final guest Barack Obama after 16 years and nearly 1,700 episodes

Barack Obama helped Marc Maron lock the gates on his podcast Monday, returning to the show for the final episode after 16 years and more than 1,600 episodes.

Texas governor reveals reason why he and Trump have been working together so closely

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, whose National Guard troops were deployed in support of ICE, revealed the “substantive reason" why he has such a good working relationship with the president.

Senate set for new vote to end shutdown, but gridlock over Obamacare subsidies remains

The Senate prepares for an eighth vote on reopening the government as the shutdown nears its third week, with Democrats demanding Obamacare subsidy extensions.

NJ Dem Mikie Sherrill doubles down on claim that Ciattarelli ‘complicit’ in opioid deaths of thousands

Democratic Rep. Mikie Sherrill doubled down on claims that Republican opponent Jack Ciattarelli was "complicit" with opioid companies in New Jersey deaths.

Fetterman marks release of last living hostages: ‘The nightmare finally ends’

Sen. John Fetterman, an ardent supporter of Israel, declared "The nightmare finally ends" in response to the release of the last living Israeli hostages held by Hamas

Trump celebrates peace in the Middle East after signing Gaza deal: ‘Achieved the impossible’

President Donald Trump signs historic Gaza peace deal with world leaders in Egypt as mediators prepare Phase Two of 20-point peace plan.

Jay Jones scandal looms large over his hometown for Sears–Spanberger clash as area Dems vouch for AG nom

The Hampton Roads debate between Winsome Earle-Sears and Abigail Spanberger was overshadowed by controversy over Jay Jones' threatening messages to a GOP leader.

Johnson warns US ‘barreling toward one of the longest shutdowns’ in history

House Speaker Mike Johnson blames Democratic obstruction for the ongoing government shutdown, now in its 13th day since Oct. 1.

Judge from Outside EDVa Will Rule on Comey’s Claim That U.S. Attorney Was Unlawfully Appointed

The judges of the district are conflicted because of their statutory role in questions about interim district U.S. attorneys.

Questioning One of Those ‘Progressive’ Education Clichés

What this amounts to is merely another excuse for low expectations.

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