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Supreme Court to consider an effort to establish the nation’s first publicly funded religious charter school

The Supreme Court agreed Friday to hear arguments over a proposal to establish the nation’s first publicly funded religious charter school in Oklahoma.

‘Unfit to lead’: Blue state governor lashes out at Trump for targeting DEI policies after DC plane crash

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker says President Donald Trump is failing to lead the country through the American Airlines crash because he suggested DEI programs put FAA policy over safety.

Colombian president urges illegal immigrants in US to return home days after diplomatic spat

The president of Colombia is urging his nationals in the U.S. illegally to return to Colombia, days after a diplomatic spat with the U.S.

China enters AI arena with DeepSeek: Letters to the Editor — Feb. 1, 2025

NY Post readers discuss market concerns over Chinese start-up DeepSeek disrupting the AI sector.

Trump rides high in polls as early actions prove popular with voters

Voters are giving President Trump strong marks for many of his early executive actions -- particularly those aimed at reversing his predecessor and gaining control of the border.

Trump administration scraps Biden-era Title IX rule that added ‘gender identity’

The Department of Education has announced it will enforce Title IX protections based on biological sex, not gender identity, jettisoning the Biden administration's effort to extend the landmark civil rights law to men who identify as women.

Tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China will go forward: White House

The White House says President Trump will impose tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico and additional levies on China on Saturday, fulfilling a major trade threat after weeks of speculation about whether he would follow through.

Trump’s efforts to reshape federal workforce test legal boundaries

President Trump is on a mission to reshape and reduce the federal workforce.

King Charles’s not-so-astute wokeness below the waves

The Suffren-class nuclear attack submarines of the French navy are named after Adm. Pierre André de Suffren, an 18th-century nemesis of the British Royal Navy. All three of the excellent Suffren-class submarines, the newest in the French fleet, are named after French naval officers or privateers who spent their careers fighting the British. A number […]

Agriculture Department staff told to ‘unpublish’ pages focused on climate change

Public affairs personnel at the Agriculture Department were told to “unpublish” pages focused on climate change, according to guidelines obtained by The Hill. The Hill obtained an email sent to the department’s public affairs directors on Friday that instructed them to “Archive or Unpublish landing pages focused on climate change.” It said that climate change...

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