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Biden’s 2024 State of the Union: Letters to the Editor — March 11, 2024

NY Post readers discuss President Biden’s annual State of the Union address where he laid out his 2024 campaign.

The Oscars have gone astray thanks to Academy pushing diversity over talent

For a future statuette you’ll only need a passport. Shove ability. We’re talking ethnicity, background and religious affiliation.

Why I joined the lawsuit against Columbia over its antisemitism

I joined a federal lawsuit against the school to make sure it’s held accountable and finally takes action against campus antisemitism.

Why isn’t Biden breathing fire over the humanitarian crisis in Haiti?

Haiti is again descending deep into chaos and violence — to the point where, historically, the United States has intervened.

Talking Disqualification

On the Supreme Court’s 9–0 decision in Trump v. Anderson.

The furor over Biden’s use of the word ‘illegal’ and his subsequent apology

Let us recall that President Biden used the term "illegal" during his recent State of the Union speech. There is still discussion about that moment, and about the proper use of the word itself. Sen. Tim Scott has addressed the use of the term "illegal" in a conversation on Fox News "Sunday Morning Futures" anchor Maria Bartiromo.

Sen. Katie Britt swings back at critics for giving State of the Union response from kitchen

Sen. Katie Britt, the Alabama Republican who gave the official response to President Biden's State of the Union address last week, fired back Sunday at Democrats and pundits who ridiculed her for giving remarks from her kitchen.

RNC members see Lara Trump as a sharp message maker, answer to their fundraising struggles

Party leaders gathered here over the weekend for the Republican National Committee's spring meeting are hopeful new co-chair Lara Trump, with her famous last name and media presence, can fix the organization's fundraising struggles.

House Speaker Mike Johnson, GOP pan Biden for walking back ‘illegal’ immigrant comment

Republicans are chiding President Biden as he tries to save face with Democrats by retracting his use of the term "illegal" in reference to an immigrant accused of murder.

Billie Eilish, Ramy Youssef show support for Gaza cease-fire at Oscars

Singer Billie Eilish, “Poor Things” star Ramy Youssef, director Ava DuVernay and Mark Ruffalo are making a sartorial statement about the Israel-Hamas war with their Oscars wardrobe, sporting pins calling for a cease-fire. The stars were all seen on Sunday’s red carpet at the 96th annual Academy Awards in Los Angeles wearing the red pins, which...

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