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Should Biden have dropped out earlier? DNC candidates for vice chair respond

Should Biden have dropped out earlier? DNC candidates for vice chair respond lead image

Top Trump ally Byron Donalds turns up volume on likely 2026 run for Florida governor

GOP Rep. Byron Donalds, a top Trump ally in Congress, seems more vocal about running for Florida governor in 2026 in the race to succeed term-limited Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis.

DOJ releases final violent crime numbers for Biden administration

The Department of Justice this week released a final report on violent crime statistics for the Biden administration as President-elect Trump prepares to take office next week.

President-elect Trump taps slew of administration picks days before inauguration

President-elect Trump announced multiple picks for his new administration on Thursday afternoon.

Elite Democrats shunned democracy throughout Biden’s term — and now they’re paying the price

Today the Democrats are the less democratic of the two great parties, and their insider-dominated politics explains both Joe Biden's elevation and Kamala Harris'...

Israel’s cease-fire is no triumph but a wrenching, risky deal with the devil

Donald Trump said the cease-fire deal is "epic." It isn't: At best, it's a painful, and hopefully fleeting, surrender to theocrats that will save...

Biden booted me off a nonpartisan board — precedent for Trump to clean house now

If Donald Trump dismisses Biden board and commission appointees on Jan. 20, he will be on firm legal ground — and following Joe Biden's...

Hochul’s plan to reduce subway crime: Letters to the Editor — Jan. 17, 2025

NY Post readers discuss Gov. Hochul’s State of State address, including proposed measures to reduce subway crime.

The week in whoppers: Biden offers a parting doozy, Rep. Maxine Waters slams the rich for LA fires and more

President Biden claimed that the number of illegal immigrants entering the country declined when he took office.

Blue state bungles put Democrats’ governing competency in question

From the federal government to the country's biggest cities, Democrats find themselves grappling with a crisis of incompetence, facing off against voters who feel the party's leaders have forgotten how to deliver on the government's basic jobs.

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