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Eric Adams’ ‘Independent’ makeover: Letters to the Editor — April 5, 2025

NY Post readers discuss Mayor Adams announcing he will run for reelection as an independent.

Nina Jankowicz’s censorship bull, onshoring risks are manageable and other commentary

Nina Jankowicz’s claim “that the State Department’s Global Engagement Center, charged with countering foreign propaganda, was never engaged in anything approaching censorship” is “abjectly...

Post-COVID, mentoring young adults can make all the difference

Five years ago, the COVID-19 pandemic upended the lives of our six teenage and young-adult daughters.

Hamas admits it lied to the world about how many children and civilians died in Gaza

Since the horrific attacks of October 7, 2023, Hamas and its sympathizers at the United Nations and college campuses have lied to the world.

Judge cancels Trump’s cuts to Inter-American Foundation, reverses firings

A federal judge on Friday canceled President Trump's attempt to seize control of the Inter-American Foundation, ordering the restoration of its fired CEO and erasing all the decisions made by the White House's pick.

Blue state Republicans ready for fight to raise cap on state and local tax deduction

GOP lawmakers from blue states are digging in for a fight with fellow Republicans over raising the cap on state and local tax deductions on federal income taxes.

‘Unlawful’: Judge gives Trump ultimatum to return MS-13 suspect from El Salvador

A federal judge gave the government until Monday to bring back an illegal immigrant who was wrongly deported to El Salvador, scolding the Trump administration for its "unlawful removal."

Newsom begs foreign countries to exempt California from anti-Trump tariffs

California Gov. Gavin Newsom pleaded with foreign countries Friday to exempt California from any retaliatory tariffs they slap on U.S. goods, saying his state's businesses shouldn't suffer for President Trump's policies.

Kennedy announces HHS will rehire some fired staffers

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said some of the department's 10,000 workers who were fired this week will be rehired and certain programs will be reinstated.

Conservative women push House GOP to reject proxy voting for lawmakers with new babies

Over a dozen female leaders representing prominent conservative organizations signed a letter urging House Republicans to reject an effort to allow proxy voting by lawmakers with newborns.

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