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Don’t let NYC’s anti-jail fanatics block Jessica Tisch’s crimefighting plans

A City Council crime hearing last week was straight out of fantasy land — but without enough jail space, Police Commissioner Tisch’s enforcement actions don’t...

Padlocked by the playground police — no wonder families flee NYC

I argued for a while, suggesting that maybe, just maybe, children deserve a morsel of freedom. Then they started threatening arrest.

Trump’s on-again, off-again tariffs: Letters to the Editor — March 13, 2025

NY Post readers discuss the stock market’s reaction to President Trump’s on-again, off-again trade policies.

DA Darcel Clark is the root cause of crime in the Bronx

NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch wants to fight against social decay. Clark wants to enable it.

The quiet crisis at ActBlue, Trump war on antisemitism and other commentary

“ActBlue is an important part of the Democratic machine. And now something appears to have gone terribly wrong,” reports the Washington Examiner’s Byron York.

‘Free Mahmoud Khalil’: Democrats rally to stop deportation of anti-Israel activist

Democrats have a new cause celebre in their fight against the Trump administration: anti-Israel campus activist Mahmoud Khalil.

EPA seeks to strike down ‘holy grail’ of climate change rules

The Environmental Protection Agency is moving to erase the Obama-era finding that has enabled the government to regulate greenhouse gasses, including emissions from power plants and vehicles.

Republicans want Democratic PAC probed for potential link to Tesla vandalism attacks

House Republicans on Wednesday asked the Justice Department and FBI to investigate whether a Democratic super PAC has any financial ties to the nationwide wave of attacks on Tesla dealerships.

Senate Democrats embrace shutdown showdown, demand vote on an alternative spending bill

After decades of condemning government shutdowns, Senate Democrats are on the verge of forcing a government shutdown on Friday to block President Trump's agenda.

Judge finds Trump unlawfully fired head of federal employee labor board 

A federal judge ruled Wednesday that President Trump’s firing of the head of a board that resolves disputes between federal employees and the government was unlawful. U.S. District Judge Sparkle Sooknanan’s ruling in favor of Susan Grundmann, the Democratic-appointed chair of the Federal Labor Relations Authority (FLRA), is the latest to push back on Trump’s...

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