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Missouri attorney general sues Biden admin for approving the shipment of chemical abortion pills in the mail

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey's office filed a lawsuit against the Biden Administration after the FDA approved the shipping of chemical abortion pills in the mail.

Hochul and Adams must make Big Apple biz districts great again

News that foot traffic in the city’s business districts is still down 33% from pre-lockdown levels is no shock — but should inspire New...

Correction boss Louis Molina’s move to City Hall may signal a fed takeover NY jails need

Why did City Hall just kick Correction Commissioner Louis Molina upstairs? The obvious guess is that it thinks the feds are at long last...

Here’s why Biden’s bleeding support among black and young Americans

A man is only as trustworthy as the word he keeps, and the greater the promise, the greater the disappointment when he doesn’t deliver.

Meet TV’s new ‘Housewife Erin Lichy: ‘Lots of juggling’

TV’s new “Housewife” is Erin Lichy. Pronounced like the “lychee” nut. NYU master’s degree, lawyer husband, three kids, real estate specialist, Manhattanite and social butterfly.

How TikTok boosts Hamas, Tlaib’s Biden smear and other commentary

Tech watch: How TikTok Boosts Hamas At the Free Press, Rep. Mike Gallagher notes that “51 percent of Americans ages 18–24 believe Hamas was...

The Democratic Party’s at war with itself — and the West

Joe Biden’s party is at war with itself.

Rashida Tlaib Faces Renewed Censure Push over Antisemitic Comments, ‘Illegal Occupation’ of Capitol

Marjorie Taylor Greene reintroduced the motion Monday to censure Tlaib after the GOP congresswoman’s first attempt at doing so failed.

Book publisher sues Mark Meadows for breach of contract, alleging testimony contradicts claims

Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows is being sued by his publisher for contradicting his book's claim about the 2020 election.

More than 100 universities sign letter denouncing ‘brutality and inhumanity of Hamas’

More than 100 U.S. universities have issued a joint statement condemning Hamas and standing with Israel amid rising concerns about campus antisemitism, but conspicuously absent from the list were the Ivy Leagues.

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