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Tax lien sales by NYC threaten to worsen the affordable housing crisis

Alarm bells are only just starting to ring about a huge threat to the city's housing stock: the growing crisis of older rent-regulated apartment...

Trump’s wild tariff tactics risk giving everyone a bad case of burnout

On Friday morning, Trump threatened a 50% duty on goods coming out of the European Union and a 25% tariff on Apple, sending markets...

Palm Springs bomber’s pro-death insanity and more: Letters to the Editor — May 25, 2025

NY Post readers discuss the bombing of a Palm Springs fertility clinic and more.

Rubio blasts judge who tried to block deportation of murderers: ‘irreparable harm’ to U.S. diplomacy

Secretary of State Marco Rubio lashed out Friday at a federal judge who intervened to halt the deportation of a planeload of sex offenders and murders, saying his meddling has done severe damage to U.S. foreign policy, is hurting America's humanitarian mission and even sparked new fighting in Libya.

Judge orders DHS to un-deport illegal immigrant from Guatemala

A federal judge on Friday ordered the Trump administration to un-deport an illegal immigrant it had sent to Mexico and who has since gone to Guatemala, saying the government made an "error" in booting him out.

Environmentalists’ lawsuit challenges Trump’s order to allow commercial fishing in Pacific monument

Environmentalists are challenging in court President Donald Trump's executive order that they say strips core protections from the Pacific Islands Heritage Marine National Monument and opens the area to harmful commercial fishing.

White House slashing staff in major overhaul of National Security Council, officials say

President Donald Trump is ordering a major overhaul of the National Security Council that will shrink its size, lead to the ouster of some political appointees and return many career government employees back to their home agencies, according to two U.S. officials and one person familiar with the reorganization.

Judge lets ruling stand blocking DOGE efforts to shut down U.S. Institute of Peace

A federal judge on Friday denied the Trump administration's request that she stay her May 19 ruling that returned control of the U.S. Institute of Peace back to its acting president and board.

The Democrats’ path back to power might start in places like this Appalachian town

Janet Lynn Stumbo leaned on her cane and surveyed the two dozen or so voters who had convened in a small Appalachian town to meet with the chair of the Kentucky Democratic Party.

Some of Trump’s picks for prosecutors draw opposition from senators who can block them

President Donald Trump's early selections for U.S. attorneys have drawn strong pushback from Democratic senators who have considerable power to block them, setting up another fight over personnel picks from a president who places a premium on loyalty as he staffs his administration.

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