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Lindy West would like you to believe she is perfectly happy in her thruple, living with her husband and another woman. But clearly, she's coping.
James Fishback might be America’s first groyper candidate.
Advocating for diverse viewpoints on campuses is now apparently akin to saying “All Lives Matter,” or pushing a sinister MAGA plot.
Even if your child doesn't end up in a hospital, or worse, it doesn't mean they haven't been hurt by social media.
As someone who grew up on social media, I wasn’t on Instagram because it was useful. I was on it because it was straight-up addictive.
Gen Z women are shamelessly admitting to being the “weekend lovers” of men who happily hook up with them on Saturdays — but offer nothing more.
The Ivy League institution needs to address its grade inflation problem.
TikTok's silly new Chinamaxxing trend looks harmless — but many followers are aesthetically, morally and politically defecting.
“This was not about ideology,” lawyer Adam Deutsch told The Post. “This case was about medical malpractice."
It's time for them to prove their chops to parents by offering more transparency and stronger protections for minors.
Conservatives were too quick to declare victory in the culture wars.
Naomi Watts, Elliott Page, Megan Rapinoe, Sue Bird and others star in a myopic new ad from the ACLU.
The internet appears to be causing young people to lose their southern drawl. What else is it taking from us?
It’s unclear where Galloway’s critics want young men to turn. Should they go away and suffer silently in a haze of porn and weed smoke?
Gen Z seems to think politics is one big joke. But it’s time to grow up and put the memes to bed.
Kids are arriving on college campuses with fewer skills. But, rather than challenge students, many colleges are lowering institutional standards.
Gen Z men have been sacrificed on the altar of diversity — and it’s sending them into the arms of reactionary influencers.
Conservatives are champions of free speech — and they shouldn’t lose sight of that fact.
It’s been five years since the pandemic, but schools are continuing to let sub-par performance fly — and mental health diagnoses are soaring.
It's the gift that keeps on giving ... a lifetime of insecurity and skincare issues.
Podcaster Ben Shapiro rightly called out conservatives for inculcating young men with a “nihilistic” worldview rather than giving them the...
Palantir CEO Alex Karp says smart kids graduating from great universities with “generalized knowledge” are “effed" right now.
In the span of a month, Sen. Bernie Sanders has excused a Nazi tattoos on a Democratic candidate and Vice-President JD Vance seemed unbothered by...
“Handsome outlaws are an act of magic,” author John Richardson told The Post of Luigi Mangione.
College used to be for learning, friendship and self-development. Now it’s all about likes, clicks and followers — and jealousy.
Zohran Mamdani’s base are disproportionately young, educated and white, and live in trendy areas of Brooklyn — and truly believe they are New...
There's a concerning new trend on the right: vice signaling, as opposed to the left’s virtue signaling, to prove allegiance to the in-group.
Princeton is coming down on the side of merit, while Columbia seems to be dragging its feet in the name of equity.
Corinne Low, author of the new book "Having It All," says she's not the heteropessimist some women want her to be.
Overly-online critics say Taylor Swift's album is full of racism and homophobia, as well as support for the patriarchy, eugenics, and Donald Trump.
An AI startup spent more than $1 million to advertise on New York City’s subways — and New Yorkers simply aren't having it.
The inscriptions on bullets from Charlie Kirk's murder are a red-siren warning for parents of Gen Z and Gen Alpha — about too much time spent too...
Party lines are dividing Gen Z on issues that weren't even political for their parents and grandparents: kids and marriage.
State Senator Jessica Scarcella-Spanton is working to remove restrictions around the sale and shipment of mace
The Left has a novel strategy as they look towards 2028: sound normal.
There should be consequences for actions, and opportunities to learn from them.
Who are government-mandated rent-stabilized apartments for? Apparently well-compensated bureaucrats like Zohran Mamdani.
First, it was refusing to condemn Hamas on CNN. Now, Mahmoud Khalil has gone as far as to seemingly justify October 7th in a New York Times interview.
These women are rating and reviewing men like products on Amazon, or a restaurant on Yelp. Have we forgotten our dates are also human beings?
Mamdani may be smiling wide in his campaign ads, but his past reveals his propensity to twist the knife in moments of tension.
When college application season comes around, limousine liberals eagerly throw their morals out the window.
Sabrina Carpenter might intend the cover of her new album to be cheeky — but even if she's in on the joke, her youngest fans are not.
Parents should have their eye on Hasan Piker, who has told his 7.3 million followers across platforms that America “deserved 9/11” and that Jews...
Data first reported by Nate Silver reveals that, among voters who said their mental health was poor, 45% identified as politically liberal and just...
Dems reportedly plan to spend $20 million investigating why Trump's support by American men swelled from 49% in 2020 to 55% in 2024. But the answer is...
Starting in September, freshmen at Palo Alto high schools will no longer have the option of more rigorous honors biology classes — a move to...
“I had people shoving me. I had people putting their flashlights in my eyes to try to keep me away," Netanel Crispe told The Post.
Karmelo Anthony stabbed another teen in the heart — and for that he has been rewarded with $455,000.
Karmelo Anthony allegedly stabbed another teen in the heart — and for that he and his family have been rewarded with $455,000.
Owing to weak testing skills, Harvard is now offering remedial math.