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Fauci texts raising theoretical miscarriage concern after COVID vaccine dose spark backlash

Dr. Anthony Fauci’s private 2021 discussion of a theoretical miscarriage association drew fierce criticism from Republican lawmakers and officials.

New York students’ low scores: Letters to the Editor — Aug. 11, 2026

NY Post readers discuss over half of third- to fifth-grade students in New York failing their English Language Arts test.

Why we need a yes vote on Proposition 39 — for California Voter ID

Voter ID is crucial to restoring public trust in our democratic process. That’s why I encourage all Californians to vote yes on Proposition 39...

Trump should not save Hollywood with a tax credit — which wouldn’t even work

President Donald Trump has no reason to reward a hostile Hollywood with federal tax credits — while leaving the industry’s underlying problems in California...

We Should Try to Prevent All Suicides

Studies show that many terminally ill suicidal people who don’t do the deed are later glad to still be alive.

Margaret Brennan Shamelessly Pins the CDC Shooting on Right-Wing Purveyors of ‘Misinformation’

In a hostile interview with the NIH director, Brennan insisted on a narrow, politicized definition of Covid ‘misinformation.’

Decision to revive anti-weaponization fund rests with Attorney General Todd Blanche, Trump says

President Trump on Monday hinted that his anti-weaponization fund could still be revived if newly confirmed Attorney General Todd Blanche decides to resuscitate it.

Trump says Democrats are electing ‘jihadists’

President Trump on Monday warned that "jihadists" are being elected "all over the place."

Trump rewrites childhood vaccine schedule, orders shots to be spaced out

President Trump ordered the government on Monday to overhaul its approach toward childhood vaccines, reducing the number of immunizations recommended for children and spacing them out into multiple doctor's visits.

Races in Upper Midwest highlight Democrats’ fight over the party’s future

Voters in Minnesota and Wisconsin head to the polls Tuesday with a chance to further cement the Upper Midwest's claim to the far-left mantle inside a Democratic Party increasingly riven by proxy fights between its liberal and centrist wings.

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