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Forcing doctors to wear body cams is a great way to worsen health care

Recorded encounters for the purpose of evaluation could even be the final straw that causes your doctor to quit.

My family came here from the Soviet Union — and we need to do more to appreciate America’s freedoms

Karol Markowicz, the co-author of the new book “Stolen Youth," shares how her freedom was tested during the pandemic.

Democrats whine about Con Ed hikes caused by their own dumb policies

Why are Con Ed rates going up? Because of insane green policies from Dems around the country.

Dems’ Hunter hearing antics: Letters to the Editor — July 22, 2023

Post readers share their thoughts on the two IRS whistleblowers who testified on the investigation into Hunter Biden.

The Post Says: Joe Biden can’t keep dodging questions of corruption — talk Big Guy!

Does Joe Biden really think he can camp in the White House basement until then, dodging every question about his son Hunter, foreign bribes...

ConEd bills are skyrocketing, and the ‘green’ policies of Cuomo and Hochul are to blame

New Yorkers aren't happy with Con Edison's huge rate increases blaming former Governor Andrew Cuomo for the green agenda he implemented and Governor Kathy...

FBI Misused Warrantless-Surveillance Tool against U.S. Senator, State Senator

In light of the agency’s abuses, director Christopher Wray noted that ‘compliance is an ongoing endeavor.’

Ford’s Partnership with Chinese Battery Maker Has House Republicans Raising Forced-Labor Concerns

The oversight effort comes as the Biden administration is scrutinized for its electric-vehicle push and cozying relationship with China.

Poll: Most voters approve of Supreme Court’s student loan decision

While campaigning in the 2020 presidential election, then-candidate Joe Biden promised to eliminate student loan debt. It was an integral part of his political platform. He reaffirmed it at a town hall in Miami one month before the 2020 presidential election.

Booz Allen to pay $377M to resolve allegations related to false claims

Defense contractor Booz Allen Hamilton has agreed to pay a $377 million settlement over allegations that it improperly charged the U.S. government over a 10-year period, the Justice Department announced Friday. The consulting firm allegedly charged the government for indirect services provided to its non-government customers in the U.S. and abroad, the Justice Department said....

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