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Trump’s Supreme Court wins push arrogant judges back in their lane

The victories all point to one undeniable truth: President Trump was right, and the activist judges were wrong.

7 million young men don’t want to work — we must force them

President Trump wants to get America’s vast army of “dropout” men back into the workforce. Attention to this problem is long overdue.

‘Remembrance’ playwright draws on mother’s ‘frightening’ battle with Alzheimer’s

The play “Remembrance” just closed its off-B’way run. Subject? Caregiver for a parent with Alzheimer’s. Assessment: It’s tough.

Trump’s tariff barrage: Letters to the Editor — April 9, 2025

NY Post readers discuss President Trump not backing down on global tariffs as markets churn and the world waits.

Democrats lit the ‘assassination culture’ fuse — now their silence equals violence

It feels like a powder keg as violence is celebrated online as never before — and a poll finds 55% of left-leaning Americans see...

How local backlash is derailing Albany’s clean-energy fantasies

New York has been an epicenter of the revolt against Big Solar and Big Wind for years — and now even the most rabid...

American board game industry fears devastation from Trump’s tariffs

Tabletop gaming companies have enjoyed a massive renaissance over the past decade with even smaller gaming companies enjoying success, but President Trump's tariffs threaten to decimate the industry because it relies almost exclusively on production in China.

Under Trump, immigration courts are seeing best numbers since 2008

For 17 years, the government had been digging a hole on immigration, steadily building up a massive backlog of 4 million cases in the immigration courts. Since President Trump took office, the government has finally begun to eat into that backlog, cutting it by 115,000 cases since Inauguration Day.

Trump administration says it cut funding to some life-saving U.N. food programs by mistake

The State Department said Tuesday that it had rolled back an undisclosed number of sweeping funding cuts to U.N. World Food Program emergency projects in 14 impoverished countries, saying it had terminated some of the contracts for life-saving aid by mistake.

House adopts vote-pairing for new parents and other lawmakers who need to vote from afar

The House on Tuesday formalized a process to allow lawmakers who just had a baby or otherwise need to take an emergency leave of absence to register their votes from afar.

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