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Harvard’s defiance against Trump: Letters to the Editor — April 26, 2025

NY Post readers discuss Harvard University’s lawsuit in response to the Trump administration’s pressure to reform.

Long Island wind power is yet another green screwjob — forcing New Yorkers to pay more than DOUBLE for energy

Gov. Kathy Hochul's green-energy lunacy keeps socking New Yorkers, with the latest blow coming from the Empire Wind One offshore turbine project. 

China stops tariffs on some U.S. semiconductors

China appears to have rolled back the 125% tariffs on some imports from the U.S., a move that could mark the start of de-escalating the trade war between the two countries.

Arkansas Republicans urge Trump administration to reconsider disaster aid denial

Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders and the state's entire congressional delegation called on President Trump to reverse his administration's decision to deny the governor's request for federal disaster assistance following deadly storms in the region.

Dana Perino’s book on mentoring is a must read for everyone

Dana Perino has a superpower. It is a special gift that has nothing to do with her position as a Fox News anchor or her former role as press secretary for former President George W. Bush. Instead, it has everything to do with her ability to guide young people as they navigate the minefields of […]

Three elite liberal establishments that failed students during COVID-19

Closing schools for a year was a disastrous mistake. It caused massive learning loss, sparked a crime wave, increased childhood and adolescent anxiety, and accelerated the dissolution of community in America. So it makes sense that everyone wants to blame other people for school closures. Liberal blogger Matt Yglesias took to social media this week […]

Signal chat spurs lawsuit

{beacon} Technology Technology   The Big Story  Signal chat members sued for app records Participants of a Signal group chat discussion about a strike on Houthi targets in Yemen are facing a lawsuit over a request to turn over all conversations they had on the encrypted app over the past three months. © Greg Nash...

Burgum confirms the administration is reviewing national monument boundaries

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum confirmed on Friday that the administration is reviewing the boundaries of several national monuments — meaning the administration could eventually move to shrink them. “When we’re taking a look, we have an executive order from President Trump to review these, to say ‘are they the appropriate size?’” Burgum told Semafor during...

Trump asks if NFL owners are ‘stupid’ for passing on Shedeur Sanders in 1st round of draft

President Trump on Friday urged NFL teams to pick Shedeur Sanders in this week's draft after the quarterback prospect and son of Deion Sanders did not get taken during the first round. "What is wrong with NFL owners, are they STUPID? Deion Sanders was a great college football player, and was even greater in the...

Most Trump voters want Medicare negotiations protected, Medicaid preserved: Survey

The majority of voters in a new poll, including those who voted for President Trump, say it is important for the government to negotiate drug prices with pharmaceutical companies and that they prefer lower drug prices over cutting Medicaid. According to a poll conducted by Fabrizio Ward and commissioned by Arnold Ventures, 88 percent of...

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