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Alleged NYC child rapist arrested: Letters to the Editor — June 22, 2024

NY Post readers discuss an illegal immigrant's arrest for the sexual assault of a 13-year old girl in a Queens park.

MS-13’s sick lawsuit scam is enabled by a perfect storm of bad NY laws

The scam goes like this: MS-13 members recruit "victims," then coach them on how to fake an accident on a street or worksite.

Inside the Kim-Putin bromance, Gaza’s real food problem and other commentary

Russia and North Korea are buddying up “to keep the U.S. off balance,” explains Tom Rogan at the Washington Examiner.

Supreme Court Chaos on What a Dissent Is

Justices often write separately to express their disagreement with the reasoning in the majority opinion.

Judge dismisses criminal indictment in Nevada fake electors case

A Nevada state court judge dismissed a criminal indictment Friday against six Republicans accused of submitting certificates to Congress falsely declaring Donald Trump the winner of the state's 2020 presidential election, potentially killing the case with a ruling that state prosecutors chose the wrong venue to file the case.

Biden’s stalled rural internet program ignites debate about exclusion of Musk’s Starlink

President Biden's slow rollout of a $42.5 billion rural internet program has raised new criticism of the administration's decision to yank federal funding for Elon Musk's Starlink broadband service, which proponents say could provide faster, cheaper internet access to areas with little or no connectivity.

Manhattan DA Bragg wants to keep muzzling Trump, citing threats

Manhattan prosecutors want a New York judge to maintain key parts of a gag order against former President Donald Trump at least through his July 11 sentencing, saying the former president's rhetoric is inspiring his supporters to threaten prosecutorial staff and their families.

Trump attorneys in classified documents case are challenging prosecutor’s appointment

Lawyers for Donald Trump made a longshot argument Friday that the Justice Department prosecutor who charged the former president with hoarding classified documents at his Florida estate was illegally appointed and that the case should therefore be dismissed.

Olympians Phelps, Schmitt to testify to Congress on anti-doping standards ahead of Paris games

Former U.S. Olympic swimmers Michael Phelps and Allison Schmitt are scheduled to testify before Congress on anti-doping standards ahead of the 2024 summer games in Paris.

Trump’s every word on immigration must be scrutinized

Of all the immigration-related ideas for former President Donald Trump to go soft on, automatic green cards for college students may be the worst one at the worst time. Trump has proposed that foreign students who graduate from American universities should “automatically” get to stay in the country. “You graduate from a college, I think […]

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