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What’s the 311 on NYC’s longer-than-ever 911s?

In addition to troubling increases in crime and disorder since 2020, another law enforcement measure should now give New Yorkers pause

Big Brother Biden wants AI to control what you read, say and think

Joe Biden loves AI: His administration has been funding R&D for industrial-scale tech-based suppression of ideas it dislikes. Fight back, America!

Defense Secretary Austin’s return and more: Feb. 11, 2024

NY Post readers discuss Defense Secretary Austin's recent press conference, McDonald's inflation prices, and more.

‘Cheap Trash’: Senate Democrats Play Down Hur’s Report amid New Concerns about Biden’s Age

Taking a cue from the White House, senators are casting the report’s devastating characterization of Biden’s mental acuity as a politically motivated hit job.

Fifteen-Year-Old Migrant Arrested for Shooting at Police Officers, Tourists in Times Square

Police said the teenager was from Venezuela and had been staying at a Manhattan migrant shelter, after arriving in New York last fall.

Feds seek 15-year sentence for Iraqi immigrant who sought to assassinate George W. Bush

The Iraqi immigrant accused of trying to orchestrate the murder of former President George W. Bush will be sentenced Monday, and prosecutors are asking a judge to put him in prison for 15 years, saying the U.S. must send a message to shut down future plots.

Double standard seen in kid-glove treatment for Biden versus full-bore legal assault on Trump

Special Counsel Robert Hur's report on President Biden's handling of classified documents wasn't just a devastating evaluation of the president's mental fitness -- it may also turn out to be a legal gift for Donald Trump.

U.S. Sen. Coons and German Chancellor Scholz see double at Washington meeting

U.S. Sen. Chris Coons and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz were seeing double when they met in Washington, D.C., this week and went on social media to share their mirror image with the world.

How Biden and his allies are pushing back against a special counsel’s claims about his memory

President Joe Biden's Democratic allies are launching an aggressive defense against a special counsel's explosive claims that the 81-year-old president couldn't remember major milestones in his life, trying to diminish the significance of the prosecutor's allegations that Biden was too forgetful to be charged for mishandling classified material.

Republican lawmakers are backing dozens of bills targeting diversity efforts on campus and elsewhere

Diversity initiatives would be defunded or banned from universities and other public institutions under a slate of bills pending in Republican-led legislatures, with some lawmakers counting on the issue resonating with voters in this election year.

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