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NY’s exodus won’t stop ’til the state reverses its ever-leftward course

A new report from New York state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli cites Gotham's 5.3% drop in population during COVID, while new Census Bureau figures show...

New York City is still the best — except when it isn’t

Guns we got. Marijuana we got. Recidivism we got. Visible boobs and behinds we got. Gambling we almost got. Are we not great —...

Colorado Supreme Court’s election bombshell: Letters to the Editor — Dec. 21, 2023

NY Post readers discuss the Colorado Supreme Court barring Donald Trump from the state’s 2024 GOP primary.

Time for colleges to pay, Dem ‘swells’ ‘blinded by privilege’ and other commentary

Ed desk: Time for Colleges to Pay “It’s time that the cost of nonpayment of student loans be shared” by “colleges and universities themselves,”...

On day of Biden visit, RNC has other things to say about Wisconsin

Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel has a thought or two about President Biden's visit to Milwaukee on Wednesday, in which he talked up his administration's support of Black-owned small businesses.

U.S. senator’s son faces new charges in crash that killed sheriff’s deputy

U.S. Sen. Kevin Cramer's 42-year-old son is facing additional charges in connection with the pursuit and crash that killed a North Dakota sheriff's deputy this month.

Texas begins flying migrants from U.S.-Mexico border to Chicago

Texas began flying migrants from the U.S.-Mexico border to Chicago on Wednesday, a week after the city took a tougher stance on the buses that Republican Gov. Greg Abbott has been sending north since last year.

Lt. governor wants Trump off California ballot after Colorado ruling: ‘Explore every legal option’

California Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounalakis urged the secretary of state to look for a legal basis to keep former President Donald Trump off the state's presidential-election ballots.

GOP stomps on Colorado court ruling blocking Trump from primary ballot

Republicans and President Trump on Wednesday thumbed his nose at a ruling by the Colorado Supreme Court to strip him from the state's primary ballot while the shock decision is likely to only widen his sizable lead over his GOP opponents and solidify his edge over President Biden.

A Supreme Court shaped by Trump will weigh his political fate

The Supreme Court that is shaped by former President Donald Trump is now being asked to decide his political fate in an election year, weighing whether he can stay out of jail and on the ballot over the next year.

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