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Trump names former El Salvador ambassador Ron Johnson as choice for Mexico envoy

Former CIA official Ronald Johnson was named by President-elect Trump on Tuesday as ambassador to Mexico during a social media post.

Capitol Police arrest suspect after allegedly assaulting Rep. Nancy Mace

Capitol Police arrested a man on Tuesday who allegedly assaulted Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., on Capitol grounds over her fight to protect women's spaces.

Chris Rock should apologize after he stormed out of billionaire’s holiday party

Egocentric Chris Rock was mean, awful, small time. How dare he? He owes an apology — and money back — to Anthony Pratt. I...

Gov’t’s the real perp in Neely case, Ivy League’s notorious grads and other commentary

“Now that Daniel Penny has been acquitted,” perhaps “New York City and State officials can be put on trial,” muses Heather Mac Donald at...

Time to crack down on lawless e-bikers sowing mayhem on NYC’s streets

Priscilla's Law, a City Council proposal, would require e-mobility devices to be registered and carry a license plate, holding riders accountable for breaking traffic...

Daniel Penny’s acquittal: Letters to the Editor — Dec. 11, 2024

NY Post readers discuss Daniel Penny being found “not guilty” by a Manhattan jury in the 2023 death of Jordan Neely.

Washington better rein in slimy Turkish President Erdogan — before Americans get hurt

After the Turkish military fired on US-backed forces in Syria, Washington better do something about Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan — before any Americans get...

Kimberly Guilfoyle gets Greece post amid reports of split with fiance Donald Trump Jr.

President-elect Donald Trump said he will appoint Kimberly Guilfoyle to be ambassador to Greece amid tabloid reports that Donald Trump Jr. wants to be rid of Ms. Guilfoyle, his fiancee.

New Jersey drones stump FBI; lawmakers furious at federal inaction

U.S. officials said they're not sure what to make of the swarms of drones detected flying over New Jersey in recent weeks, sparking outrage from lawmakers who said it makes the government look incompetent.

Most Americans want to leave politics behind for the holidays

"The majority of U.S. adults (83%) agreed that the holidays are a time to forget our political differences. This remains true across the political spectrum; 82% of adults whose preferred candidate lost the election agreed, as did 84% of adults whose preferred candidate won," the American Psychological Association said in a new report released Tuesday.

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