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Trump announces Dan Bongino will be deputy director of the FBI

President Donald Trump announced Dan Bongino will serve as the next deputy director of the FBI. He said it was "great news for Law Enforcement and American Justice."

Randy Mastro would be a great choice for Eric Adams’ City Hall reboot

It's a great sign that Mayor Eric Adams is reportedly looking to hire Randy Mastro to replace one of the four deputy mayors jumping...

New York’s Finest deserve a fully functioning CCRB

Backlogs at the Civilian Complaint Review Board are now running over a year, making a mockery of whatever purpose the board's supposed to serve.

Don’t expect Trump to blink at Iran & Co.’s escalating provocations

As the first phase of the Israel-Hamas cease-fire ends, Iran and its pawns are escalating their offenses in a clear test not only of...

Why Dems may shut down gov’t, don’t shrug off failed bombings and other commentary

Don’t bet on a deal to avoid a government shutdown when the “current stopgap spending measure expires on March 14," New York magazine’s Ed Kilgore...

Donald Trump knew exactly who to call to connect with Daniel Penny — me!

The Post's Cindy Adams shares that President Trump reached out to connect with former Marine Daniel Penny after he was acquitted.

FBI expected to transfer 1,500 staffers out of Washington area

The FBI is expected to transfer up to 1,500 of its personnel out of its Washington headquarters to field offices across the country, bureau managers learned on Friday.

Supreme Court demurs on Trump’s first appeal over firing powers

The Supreme Court has rebuffed President Trump's initial attempt to expand his firing powers, as the first case involving the new administration's aggressive agenda reached the high court.

The Trump administration is firing 2,000 USAID workers and putting thousands of others on leave

The Trump administration said Sunday that it was placing all but a fraction of staffers at the U.S. Agency for International Development on leave worldwide and eliminating 2,000 U.S.-based staff positions.

Jordan slams criticism of federal employee overhaul: ‘Ridiculous’

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) slammed the criticism of the overhaul of thousands of federal employees, calling some of the critiques “ridiculous.” Jordan joined “Fox News Sunday” to discuss the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and the slashing of various federal jobs. On air, Jordan noted a recent story published by The Washington Post that said...

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