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Teacher who battled union fears she’s being targeted after shirt complaint: ‘I’m afraid’

Stacey Adair says she was reprimanded for wearing an "XX ≠ XY" chromosome shirt to a training event, now raising fears about her job security.

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How will Mayor Mamdani make his groceries work? First, smoke some more pot . . .

Last week, city Economic Development Corp. bigs took prospective bidders on contracts to run...

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Albany’s pot pushers come for our kids — in an ad campaign filled with deceit

New York State is now in the business of spending your money to sell...

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DSA’s foreign-policy agenda has one goal: weaken America so that world’s worst regimes can reign instead

If politics required truth in advertising, the Democratic Socialists of America would be forced...

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Fast Takes: AOC is a real threat, our dumb anti-data center fight and other commentary

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez “boasts three indispensable factors for a successful presidential race: national name recognition,...

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Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez fends off EU criticism over Ceuta migration crisis

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's migration policies faced fierce criticism as leaders from across the European Union met Tuesday following last week's rush of migrants to the Spanish territory of Ceuta in North Africa.

Embattled GOP rep takes dramatic step to ‘clear my name’ as abuse allegations engulf House race

Rep. Max Miller filed for an ethics investigation into himself to clear his name as Sen. Bernie Moreno calls him a "danger" to his own family.

Is this Trump’s last ‘last chance’? Ceaseless string of broken ceasefires fuels doubt over Iran deal

Trump calls diplomacy Iran's "last chance" after halting what he described as the biggest planned U.S. attack since World War II amid disputed talks.

Reporter’s Notebook: Inside the Senate showdown over Trump’s push to scrap August recess

Trump wants the Senate to skip August recess until it passes the SAVE America Act requiring proof of citizenship to vote, but John Thune says no.

Pete Buttigieg, Constitutional Arsonist

Don’t let the bland management-consultant affect fool you.

Bye-Bye, BP

The pioneer in offshore oil production has decided to sell its North Sea assets.

The Semi-Retired President and the GOP Congress

The president might believe that his work is done, but major national and international problems remain.

On the Republican Deal to Save Blanche’s AG Nomination

Blanche’s eleventh-hour orders are illusory, but holdout senators have agreed to play along.

No, Pro-Life Laws Are Not Increasing Suicides Among Teenage Girls

To the contrary, there is a body of research that shows that pro-life laws improve teens’ health outcomes.

Still Here?

I’m old enough to remember when Pedro Sánchez, Spain’s hard-left prime minister, was described by overexcited Gutmenschen as Europe’s ‘real’ leader.

The Roots of the Ceuta Crisis

People respond to incentives, whether real or imagined. Some sort of migrant surge was foreseeable.

New GOP plan to fight fraud in federal programs runs into Democrats’ fight over fired IGs

Rep. Pete Sessions of Texas has a plan for a new government-wide inspector general to focus specifically on fighting fraud.

Committee backs Blanche for attorney general

The Senate Judiciary Committee gave its blessing Tuesday for Todd Blanche to be the new attorney general, brushing aside vicious denunciations by Democrats and sending the nomination to the full Senate for a final confirmation vote this week.

Food stamp caseloads shrink as states roll out new work mandates

A year after the GOP's signature One Big Beautiful Bill Act overhauled food stamp eligibility rules, enrollment is dropping by the millions.

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