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Crypto investor accused of torturing man for access to Bitcoin password

A cryptocurrency investor is facing charges of kidnapping and assault after officials alleged he tortured another man for weeks while demanding information to access their Bitcoin. John Woeltz, a 37-year-old man, pleaded not guilty Saturday to the charges he faces, including kidnapping with intent to collect ransom, assault with intent to cause physical injury, unlawful...

Volvo to cut 3,000 jobs as Trump tariffs rattle auto market

Volvo announced it plans to cut 3,000 positions as President Trump’s tariffs continue to rattle the auto market. The Sweden-based car company said in a release Monday that the move is part of its “cost and cash action plan” that is designed to build a stronger company as the industry faces “considerable challenges in its...

Texas governor makes it ‘crystal clear’ only U.S. citizens can vote in state elections

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed a resolution to amend the state constitution, ensuring only U.S. citizens can vote, pending voter approval in November.

Sens Cruz, Lujan introduce bill to expedite permits for international bridges and ports of entry

Senators Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and Ben Ray Lujan, D-N.M., introduce bipartisan legislation to streamline the presidential permitting process for international bridges and ports of entry.

Remembering Rep. Charlie Rangel — and a voicemail I’ll never forget

Former Rep. Charlie Rangel, D-N.Y., died Monday. He was someone I'd had my fair share of encounters with on Capitol Hill — here are a few of them.

Trump pardons former Virginia sheriff convicted of taking $75K in bribes

President Donald Trump pardons Virginia Sheriff Scott Jenkins, who was convicted of bribery, and accused former President Joe Biden's DOJ of unfair prosecution and highlighting judicial bias.

New sanctions can shock ‘crazy’ Putin to his senses

Vladimir Putin “has gone absolutely CRAZY,” President Trump posted Sunday night. We agree; how about some tough new sanctions to shock him back to...

US military’s greatest challenge is here at home: How to solve the recruitment crisis

The hard truth is this: as a nation, we’re just not as healthy, sharp or patriotic as we used to be — and our...

Courts are infected with ‘injunctivitis’ — and tempting Trump’s defiance

Like so many of our institutions, the federal judiciary has been addled by hatred of Donald Trump — and one way or another, a...

Columbia’s selfish graduation day protest: Letters to the Editor — May 27, 2025

NY Post readers discuss anti-Israel demonstrations, including burning diplomas, at Columbia graduation ceremonies.

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