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Quit gaslighting us — elite groupthink drove the COVID disaster

The COVID era collided with cancel culture to create a uniquely poisonous herd mentality that pushed the worst pandemic abuses.

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Karol Markowicz

Relief for Trump in sight — if Supreme Court special session reins in rogue judges

President Trump is looking to counter rogue judges’ overreach — without taking the extreme steps of impeachment or defying their orders.

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John Yoo

The Golden Age is coming, Trump says— but until then, stock up on toilet paper

Usually, presidencies are rocked by events — a hostage crisis, a war gone wrong. Here, nothing was done to Trump; he was the event.

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Rich Lowry

Harvard’s defiance against Trump: Letters to the Editor — April 26, 2025

NY Post readers discuss Harvard University’s lawsuit in response to the Trump administration’s pressure to reform.

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Trump’s ‘STOP’ is like Biden’s ‘Don’t’ — empty threats to a dictator

President Trump's reaction to one of the biggest missile attacks in the past year was to tell Vladimir Putin: “STOP.” As if Putin is listening.

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Douglas Murray

Minnesota DA’s woke two-tier justice prizes Tesla violence above all

Mary Moriarty, Minneapolis' leftist top prosecutor, is throwing the book at a non-political car vandal — but letting a Tesla terrorist walk.

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Bill Glahn

Michelle Obama is tarnishing her legacy by admitting she would rather practice the art of saying ‘No’ than do the right thing

The former first lady played hooky from Donald Trump's inauguration because she's taking some me time, baby!

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Kirsten Fleming

Zel’s impossible position: Letters to the Editor — April 25, 2025

NY Post readers discuss President Trump pushing Ukraine to accept a deal that would turn control of Crimea over to Russia.

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We’re running out of time to identify Holocaust victims and villains — and rising antisemitism makes cracking ‘cold cases’ more urgent than ever

On a research trip to investigate Holocaust killing sites in Ukraine, I met an elderly couple in a village who lived there when its Jews were...

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Father Patrick Desbois

Green-energy madness will turn NYC family homes into firetraps

A massive lithium-ion battery facility being quietly pushed into a residential Queens neighborhood is a toxic hazard disguised as green...

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Robert Holden

Big reckoning for Big Tech? EU’s fines on Meta, Apple won’t change bad behavior

Government slap-downs on tech giants may feel satisfying to frustrated consumers, but they don't solve the erosion of privacy and loss of consumer...

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David B. Auerbach

Miranda Devine: Leftists to blame for much of the US housing crisis — as almost a third of Americans are ‘housing-poor’

It was typical of Joe Biden’s presidency that, when faced with a difficult problem, he would take the cynical approach of finding a scapegoat to...

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Miranda Devine

Don’t trust the climate doomers spooking us with lies

“Climate change will make Earth a living hell!” claims popular astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson. I don’t believe him. The media say, “All...

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John Stossel

Legal Aid’s relentless pro-crime push puts all New Yorkers in danger

You’ve heard the old saying, “don’t shoot yourself in the foot“ — but that’s exactly what New Yorkers are doing by pouring state and...

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Betsy Mccaughey

The legacy of Pope Francis: Letters to the Editor — April 24, 2025

The Issue: The passing of Pope Francis on Monday at age 88 after a battle with pneumonia. As a Muslim, I was deeply saddened to learn of the...

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Don’t fall for ‘Iran deal’ lie, Mr. President — the mullahs can’t be trusted

President Trump’s attitude towards Iran is causing many to scratch their heads. He has threatened the Iranian regime that unless it verifiably...

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Melanie Phillips

Best of the Babylon Bee: Trump establishes new Ultra Supreme Mega Court and more

Every week, The Post will bring you our picks of the best one-liners and stories from satirical site the Babylon Bee to take the edge off Hump Day....

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The Babylon Bee

Alito’s right to warn: Court’s knee-jerk habit of slapping Trump will cost it dearly

“A number of judges have seemingly adopted a constitutional meta-principle: what a past President did, President Trump may not undo.” So wrote...

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Glenn H. Reynolds

How ‘absurd’ US immigration laws let Kilmar Abrego Garcia game the system

Kilmar Abrego Garcia shouldn’t be in a prison in El Salvador, but he also never should have been in the United States — or given relief from...

22.04.2025 1

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Rich Lowry

Michael Goodwin: Trump hit the ground running – but needs to tighten the ship after a series of missteps

In ordinary times, a post from President Trump saying that a phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu went well would be duly...

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Michael Goodwin

Patty Morin’s slam on Van Hollen: Letters to the Editor — April 23, 2025

The Issue: The mom of murdered Maryland woman Rachel Morin slamming Sen. Van Hollen’s actions. Patty Morin asks the questions that all Americans...

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Shannon Sharpe naming his accuser reveals the weakening grip of #MeToo — for better or worse

Shannon Sharpe has put another nail in the “Believe all women” mandate of the #MeToo era. On Monday, the NFL great and media personality was...

22.04.2025 2

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Kirsten Fleming

In new documentary, the children of Oct. 7 reveal bravery, horror — and hope

On Wednesday, as Holocaust Remembrance Day begins, the world will bear witness to the stories of “The Children of October 7.”  As a performer, I’ve...

22.04.2025 4

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Montana Tucker

Reading opens worlds — and NYC schools are finally getting it right

New York City public schools are doing something rare and important: Sticking with a good idea long enough to make it work. Two years ago, toward...

22.04.2025 2

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Robert Pondiscio

The left and right can agree on one thing: Our government is a joke on the United States

The theme chosen by the anti-Trump protesters who took to the streets on April 5 — “Hands Off” — was considered vague even by sympathetic observers...

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Martin Gurri

Trump team needs a trade deal to stop investor panic

About 10 days ago, an increasingly confident Scott Bessent began telling Wall Street executives that he was on the verge of removing the big dark...

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Charles Gasparino

Pope Francis’ gift to us was his big heart — he lives forever

Coincidence? I prefer to term it providence! Two days ago, Christians the world over celebrated the glory of the resurrected Jesus on Easter...

21.04.2025 10

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Timothy Cardinal Dolan

Pope Francis was meant to modernize Church, but tradition is what’s needed now

Francis was meant to be a pope for the age of globalization. The pontiff’s spiritual mission doesn’t change, but its earthly context does, and when...

21.04.2025 10

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Daniel Mccarthy

New York City’s mad mayoral candidates: Letters to the Editor — April 22, 2025

New York’s mayoral race features the Dems putting forth antisemitic extremist Zohran Mamdani and sexual predator and COVID killer Andrew Cuomo...

21.04.2025 10

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Post Readers

China will struggle to survive a protracted battle with the US and the West

On Monday, China’s Ministry of Commerce blasted a sharp warning to the world. It came days after President Trump suggested countries may have to...

21.04.2025 8

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Michael Sobolik

How NYC’s lax child-protection standards failed Promise Cotton

“They didn’t do s–t.” That’s how Sabrina Coleson described the inaction of the Administration of Children’s Services in the case of Promise Cotton....

21.04.2025 8

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Naomi Schaefer Riley