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Sorry, City Hall: Migrant flood is zero consolation as residents flee

According to new census data, about 78,000 New Yorkers fled the city last year, shrinking the population to 8.26 million.

The week in whoppers: USA Today writer goes full racist against whites, Jerry Nadler totally twists special counsel’s words and more

Rep. Jerry Nadler claimed that Special Counsel Robert Hur's report "represents the complete and total exoneration" of President Biden — despite Hur testifying that...

Chuck Schumer’s shameful Netanyahu-blaming is all about serving Democratic Party interests

Even "moderate" Democrats (like self-appointed guardian of Israel Chuck Schumer) are signing onto the lie that Bibi Netanyahu is at fault for the war...

Why do clueless Hamas supporters keep getting away with disruptive protests? Arrest them!

If your print copy of The New York Post was slightly delayed yesterday morning you can blame the “peace” brigade.

Ted Cruz Challenger Joins ‘Border Security’ Task Force, Immediately Opposes Resolution Denouncing Open Border

Over a dozen Democratic lawmakers, but not Colin Allred, joined Republicans in voting for the resolution to add pressure on Biden to beef up...

Bragg Seeks 30-Day Delay in Trump Trial

A discovery document dump on the eve of trial raises, once again, the issue of due process.

Who comes first?: Rubio asks about Pentagon’s Ukraine diversion plans

"Reports indicate the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) is considering diverting money from quality of life projects for U.S. service members to fund the United States' continued effort in support of Ukraine. At a time when the military has such poor retention and recruitment numbers, the DoD must put our service members first," Sen. Marco Rubio said in a written statement shared with Inside the Beltway.

Federal audit dings Kamala Harris’ border czar plan to tackle ‘root cause’ of illegal immigration

A U.S. project to derail illegal immigration from Central America -- part of Vice President Kamala Harris's border czar portfolio -- is poorly staffed and prone to fraud, the government's comptroller general said in a new report Thursday.

TikTok ban hits snag in Senate

TikTok fans may have something to dance about.

Biden visits Michigan county emerging as the swing state’s top bellwether

Hurley Coleman Jr.'s parents were drawn to Michigan from the South by the promise of middle-class jobs in the booming automotive industry, an origin story shared by many African American families in Saginaw.

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