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Antisemitic attacks in Mamdani’s NYC: Letters to the Editor — July 28, 2026

NY Post readers discuss their concerns over Mayor Mamdani’s rhetoric and attacks like last week’s Upper West Side stabbing.

James Comey Moves to Dismiss the Trump DOJ’s ‘86 47’ Indictment

The defense makes strong contentions that the picture Comey posted was not a true threat and constituted protected political speech.

Whitepill: A Mini Review

Scott Greer’s new book reminds us how Donald Trump reshaped the Republican Party — and that not all cultural changes need to be in...

Even Fauci Was Shocked by How Much the Media Loved Him

Newly released diary entries show Fauci basking in the coverage, much of which obscured his lockdown advocacy and downplaying of the lab-leak theory.

Trump, Netanyahu to huddle at White House, plot future of air war against Iran

President Trump on Tuesday will have his first face-to-face sit-down with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu since the outbreak of hostilities with Iran in late February.

Oregon governor warns migrants to be wary of ICE impersonators

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek warned her state to be wary of ICE impersonators whom she said performed a traffic stop on a driver and roughed up the person, falsely claiming they were federal immigration officers.

Trump says Iran begging for peace talks after two more weeks of bombing

President Trump said Monday his negotiators are speaking to the Iranian side and there is a chance they can reach a new peace deal after nearly two weeks of intense renewed fighting in the region.

Fauci: ‘Close schools’

“Show me a school that I shut down,” Anthony Fauci challenged his critics in Congress. “I never did.” As America’s top infectious disease official during the COVID-19 pandemic, Fauci often brushed off criticisms, insisting that he never shut anything down. His defense is not a total lie. On the literal level, Fauci didn’t have the […]

China’s manifestly greater threat: Why Gen. Dan Caine is warning Trump about Iran munitions

Gen. Dan Caine’s responsibility as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff is to balance finite military capabilities against many military contingencies. This hard task is made harder by the unstable international security environment. But considering the balance of U.S. strategic interests, Caine’s first priority is to maximize the U.S. military’s ability to deter or […]

Canada tariff fight hands Democrats cudgel in Michigan midterm races

Escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and Canada could play into Democratic messaging around the economy, particularly in the battleground state of Michigan, which has some of the highest cross-border trade of any state. Trump slapped an additional 50 percent tariffs on Canada, accusing the country of “discriminatory” trade practices last week. The president has...

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