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Axing the Education Department: Fine for kids, rough on teachers unions

It’s good to see President Donald Trump starting the process of dismantling the worse-than-useless Department of Education bureaucracy.

Trump is striking the Houthis — while Putin keeps enflaming them

Vladimir Putin's offer to help tamp down conflict in the Middle East is belied by his record as the region's compulsive arsonist.

Trump takes on the courts: Letters to the Editor — March 21, 2025

NY Post readers discuss Chief Justice John Roberts’ rebuke of President Trump for his attacks on the judiciary.

The week in whoppers: Andrew Cuomo still denies causing nursing-home deaths, Rep. Maxine Waters fatuously flames at Trump and more

Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo refuses to accept the reality that his March 2020 nursing home order caused preventable COVID-19 deaths in New York.

US-funded international media is worth the tiny cost — we can’t surrender to America’s enemies in the war of ideas

From my first stint leading Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty — the iconic Cold War broadcaster turned 21st-century digital-media company — I recall FSB agents...

Pentagon deletes, restores Jackie Robinson web page

The Defense Department deleted an article Wednesday about the military service of Jackie Robinson, the first Black player in Major League Baseball, and later restored its URL.

Clay Higgins won’t run against Bill Cassidy for Louisiana’s U.S. Senate seat

Republican Rep. Clay Higgins announced that he would not challenge Sen. Bill Cassidy of Louisiana next year, but predicted an intraparty battle for the state's U.S. Senate seat in 2026.

DeSantis warns he has ‘tools’ including suspending local officials if they don’t cooperate with ICE

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said Thursday his office has tools including suspending officials from office to compel local governments to cooperate with federal immigration authorities in assisting in detentions and deportations.

New York’s top court blocks NYC from letting noncitizens vote

New York state's top court put an end Thursday to New York City's effort to empower noncitizens to vote in municipal elections.

Lawmakers in both parties hope next spending battle will yield different results

Republicans and Democrats have different spending priorities but are largely united in their hope of striking a bipartisan deal the next time the government needs funding.

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