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Alcatraz might be making a comeback — good luck getting out

Comes mutterings about San Francisco’s tough prison Alcatraz coming back. The famous “Rock,” as the impregnable jail was called, is an island in tough surrounding water...

FBI finally investigating terror attack against Jews by illegal border crosser

Nearly seven months have elapsed since an illegal immigrant from the Islamic Republic of Mauritania shot and wounded a visibly Orthodox Jewish man in...

Migrant gangs are taking advantage of New York’s weak juvenile-justice laws

The pint-sized Diablos of 42nd Street — Tren de Aragua's JV squad — are Exhibit A in the case against progressive state and city...

Time Square’s minor migrant criminal: Letters to the Editor — May 7, 2025

NY Post readers discuss a 12-year-old migrant, previously accused of robbery, allegedly attacks two cops in Times Square.

How ‘eating bitterness’ has pushed China’s enraged workers to the brink

Much of China's apparent modernization benefits not its own people, but the rest of the world through subsidized exports — and Donald Trump's tariffs...

Surprise! Ice is rebounding at BOTH poles — climate is more complex than we know

Two new studies of the North and South Poles remind us that the global climate system remains unpredictable, defying simplistic expectations that change moves...

Code Red at US airports: Modernize air-traffic control before it’s too late

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is vowing to modernize America’s air-traffic system — and not a moment too soon, especially for Newark Liberty International Airport.

Duh! Study shows ‘defund the police’ resulted in more killings

The re-policing effect is real: more policing means less murder.

A man with an open asylum case was deported. His lawyers want to know if there are others

Kilmar Abrego Garcia has become a household name as the Trump administration is engaged in an intense legal campaign to keep him locked up in an El Salvador prison despite his mistaken deportation. But his case isn't the only one of its kind inching through the U.S. court system.

Conservative Catholics back Cardinal Sarah — but African theologians aren’t buying it

Some African theologians are pushing back as Catholic conservatives around the globe rally behind outspoken Cardinal Robert Sarah, casting the Guinea prelate as their ideal pope and a hero of the culture war.

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