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Tisch staying on as NYPD commissioner: Letters to the Editor — Nov. 22, 2025

NY Post readers discuss Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani keeping Jessica Tisch on as NYPD commissioner.

Congress is wasting time on stupidity — and GOPers will suffer if little gets done

The carnival of foolishness in Washington this week is a good reminder that the best part of a government shutdown is the way it...

National Education Association Training Teachers to ‘Dismantle Systems of Privilege’ Around Sex, Gender

The nation’s largest teacher’s union is holding a training entitled ‘Advancing LGBTQ+ Justice and Transgender Advocacy.’

Trusting RFK Jr. Ends ‘in Tears’

“I think capitulated to political forces that he knew were going to come back to bite him and they have.’

Trump and Mamdani Pledge Cooperation on Affordability, Fighting Crime After Friendly Meeting

‘We agree on a lot more than I would have thought,’ Trump said.

The Epstein Scandal Makes for a Shoddy Partisan Weapon

The effort to score political points off the sex predator’s crimes and connections is a fool’s errand.

The Health of American Democracy Isn’t Measured in ‘Free’ Stuff

Young Americans increasingly see the federal government as caretaker — and are losing faith in democracy itself.

Kashoggi’s widow and Democrats demand release of a call transcript with Trump and Saudi crown prince

The widow of Washington Post journalist Jamal Kashoggi called Friday for the release of the transcript of a 2019 phone call that President Donald Trump had with Mohammed bin Salman, joining Democratic lawmakers who are raising questions about whether Trump personally benefited from his embrace of the Saudi crown prince.

Trump administration sues California over giving in-state tuition to immigrants in U.S. illegally

The Trump administration has sued California for providing in-state college tuition, scholarships, and state-funded financial aid to students who do not have legal status to be in the United States.

What to know about expanded work requirements about to kick in for SNAP

After a disruptive U.S. government shutdown, federal SNAP food assistance is again flowing to low-income households. But in the months ahead, many participants will have to abide by new work requirements.

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