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‘Privileged ingrates’ like Zohran Mamdani need to quit the genocide hypocrisy
Some of Israel’s loudest US accusers — like Hasan Piker, Zohran Mamdani and Ilhan Omar — remain silent about the sordid histories of their own homelands.
Don’t make Fort Hood terrorist Nidal Hasan’s execution a public spectacle — and him a martyr
Savage Islamic terrorist Nidal Hasan deserves the death penalty, nothing less. But the idea of broadcasting his execution publicly — livestreaming it! — is beyond grotesque.
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Mamdani’s new socialist outrage means more woe for NYC small businesses
If the City Council passes the Mamdani-endorsed POWER Act, Gotham’s fastest-growing hustle could be suing the small businesses that keep it running.
California’s 14 ballot measures explained: From the good to the bad — and the ugly
California voters have 14 statewide ballot measures staring at them this November. Don’t worry. Here’s all you need to know.
Fox News star’s love story was just plane luck
Fox TV’s Dana Perino might be Fox’s best-looking anchor. Also maybe savviest.
Next governor must stop pension fat cats sucking up state’s cream
California has looming structural deficits as far as the eye can see, and the last thing we can afford is a pension system that feeds fat-cat retirees at the expense of current needs.
‘Love bombing’ in LA: Dating ritual with a sinister twist
“Love bombing” is where one person in a relationship manipulates the other to create an emotional dependency. It’s a dangerous trend in dating. And in superficial LA, unfortunately, it’s a big trend. On a recent evening…
Charting all the ways ‘green madness’ means Californians pay more
California’s high energy prices are the direct consequence of a misguided policy that pushes renewables ahead of fossil fuels.
Ysabel Jurado decries law enforcement, lauds ‘friends and families’ of Skid Row
Jurado shows no awareness of her own role in abiding and perpetuating large-scale human suffering.
With the Cornell 7, celebrities want ‘vibes justice,’ not the law
“The View” co-host Sunny Hostin provided a sober legal analysis on the fraught Cornell 7 rape allegations without bringing her usual racial and cultural baggage into the equation.
How Silicon Valley’s AI tech culture gave birth to a trans death cult
In January 2016, Jack LaSota, a 23-year-old aspiring tech entrepreneur from Alaska, headed to Silicon Valley with big dreams.
What I learned traveling with US Special Forces in the most dangerous parts of the world
“Use the weapon between your ears.”
NYC teacher’s outrageous pro-terror comments: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 12, 2026
The Issue: PS 77 teacher Damien Neva’s text praising the mastermind of the Oct. 7 massacre in a group chat. Damien Neva — the “proud” American teacher at PS 77 in Park Slope — had the audacity to praise terror leader Yahya al-Sinwar…
California’s pension insanity: Some retirees get rich; you pay
A retired California government employee collected nearly half a million dollars in pension payments last year. The system paying him is $153 billion short of the assets needed to cover its promises.
Mamdani has betrayed NYC by siding with the terrorists
When he took the oath of office last January, Mayor Mamdani pledged that his administration would serve everyone in Gotham, without fear or favor.
After the midterms, Trump will face a pivotal choice on Iran
President Donald Trump has put the Iran war in a holding pattern for the next 24 days, until the midterm elections are over.
Rick Caruso is right: Public-private partnerships are the way
Rick Caruso is right: LA needs public-private partnerships if it is going to turn around. There are simply things the city can’t do on its own.
Dems are moving to destroy their own 2028 White House dreams
If Democrats capture the House in next month’s midterms, as they well may, they’ll face an enormous lure: to impeach Trump.
LA’s government is failing us. Here’s the only way our city can come back
Government can’t fix LA alone, and it shouldn’t have to. That’s why I’m proposing private-public partnerships in city services as the key to LA’s comeback.
Shocking subway death and more: Letters to the Editor — Oct. 11, 2026
Grisly train death As a long-time straphanger, I was deeply saddened to read about the tragic death of the man exiting an express A train at Brooklyn’s Utica Avenue station (“New Subway Perils,” Nicole Gelinas, PostOpinion, Oct….
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