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An anti-Israel maniac’s attack on Boulder: Letters to the Editor — June 3, 2025

NY Post readers discuss a terror attack in Boulder, Colo. targeting a group walking for Israeli hostages.

Drones: the newest twist in warfare — as Ukraine’s hit on Russia just showed

Ukraine may not have “the cards,” as President Donald Trump put it, but it does have drones.  They were used to great effect over...

Trump’s art of the steel deal, Don’s sensible national-park cuts and other commentary

“Nippon Steel is buying US Steel for $15 billion and has agreed to let the American company remain American-operated” in a Trump-approved deal that...

Will Jersey EV drivers suffer for Phil Murphy’s slap at Elon Musk?

In what sure looks like petty partisanship with zero regard for the public interest, the New Jersey Turnpike Authority is kicking 64 Tesla EV...

California needs to stop tying itself in knots over trans athletes and admit — men shouldn’t compete against women

'Hey, you technically lost to a biological male but here's your first-place trophy anyways because we feel bad that we are letting this dude...

NY politicians cravenly aim to deny me the justice I’m owed for my son’s murder

I have a question for every New York lawmaker pushing the Earned Time Act, Fair and Timely Parole Act, Elder Parole and Second Look Act: Does our pain...

Immigration official defends tactics against criticism of a heavy hand as arrests rise nationwide

The head of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Monday defended his tactics against criticism that authorities are being too heavy-handed as they ramp up arrests toward President Donald Trump's promises of mass deportations.

For conservatives, Trump sends worrying signals on court picks

Conservatives are expressing new doubts about President Trump and his judge-picking abilities in his new term after Mr. Trump announced his first slate of appeals court picks and then went on an epic social media tantrum about the Federalist Society, which furnished most of his first-term appointments.

Sen. Fetterman praises Trump’s Middle East policies

Sen. John Fetterman pushed back again on his fellow Democrats Monday by lauding President Trump for his administration's policies in the Middle East.

Michael Cohen, former ally who turned on Trump in hush money case, calls on president for pardon

Michael Cohen, who went from being President Trump's fixer to one of his harshest critics, has called on the president to pardon him for a bevy of federal crimes, including tax and campaign violations.

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