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Hawley pushes legal action against Meta after whistleblowers detail child abuse in VR

Former Meta researchers testified that the company buried child harm evidence in virtual reality and allowed inappropriate content targeting underage users.

America’s kids keep losing ground in math and reading — though we know EXACTLY what to do

Here’s one more reason to detest teachers-unions and other special interests who prioritize everything but getting the kids to learn: US high-school seniors in...

Ex-New York boxing commissioner on how the sweet science has changed over the years: ‘Today it’s more a ballet’

Randy Gordon is our former boxing commissioner — and who knew we had a former boxing commissioner — or even a current one.

Israel’s strike on Hamas leaders’ Qatar haven was an overdue act of justice

For nearly two years, Hamas’ external brass directed a genocidal war from Qatar’s luxury bubble. Now, terror’s leadership carries the danger it has earned.

Charlotte pols’ role in Iryna Zarutska’s murder: Letters to the Editor — Sept. 10, 2025

NY Post readers discuss Charlotte politicians’ responses to a career criminal murdering Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska.

Manhattan judge’s ruling against ICE on Rikers is blatantly lawless

“Null and void,” Judge Mary Rosado lawlessly declared of Mayor Adams’ executive order reopening an ICE office on Rikers Island, as she invented an...

Iryna Zarutska’s murder exposes the left’s utter incoherence on crime

Not only did this brutal murder of a white woman by a black man turn the Democrats’ racial narrative on its head, it underscored...

Fix our schools, NOW — or there’s a Mayor Zohran Mamdani in every city’s future

Half of young Americans have a positive view of socialism, a new poll found — because we've let the leftists free to brainwash them...

Supreme Court Schedules a Quick Showdown on Tariffs

The question of whether the International Emergency Economic Powers Act grants the president unlimited emergency tariff powers is urgent.

Supreme Court to hear challenge to Trump’s tariffs

The Supreme Court announced Tuesday it would hear arguments over President Trump's tariffs during the first week of November.

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