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NYC needs cops, not violence interrupters

Michael Rodriguez who headed up a Bronx-based anti-violence program that employs “violence interrupters,” was part of a massive upstate drug and gun bust.

New Great Train Robbery: Runaway MTA overtime costs

A new Empire Center report shows MTA overtime hit $1.3 billion last year.

Joe Biden’s shady behavior: Letters to the Editor — Aug. 3, 2023

New York Post readers sound off about the recent scandals involving President Biden and first son Hunter.

Fitch downgraded America to punish Republicans for the debt-ceiling fight

Fitch’s downgrade is a reactionary punishment for the debt-ceiling debate when the United States’ full-faith-and-credit ability to service our debt is under no threat.

Americans will go broke if zero-carbon pols get their way

Avoid the ideologues who don’t give a damn whether you can pay your electric bill, afford a new car or even keep your job.

Biden might do something about the migrant crisis if they went to his Delaware beach

Before residents leave New York, tourists stop coming, all stores close, Broadway shuts, migrants take over and we turn into a parking lot, why...

Anti-Indictment and Pro-Editorial

Jack Smith’s fraud theory is untenable.

What Would Locke Say about Scalia’s Opinion in Employment Division v. Smith?

The issues of how religious liberty should be understood as part of the public good and how it should be protected in law are...

Itching Ears

Mike Pence nails a biblical allusion in his comments about Donald Trump and the ‘crackpot lawyers’ around him.

Prosecutors may be aiming for quick Trump trial by not naming alleged conspirators, experts say

By not naming or charging six alleged co-conspirators in the indictment this week of former President Donald Trump, federal prosecutors may be signaling their desire to expeditiously put the Republican presidential front-runner on trial for seeking to overturn the 2020 election.

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