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Amid Brazil’s battle to muzzle Musk’s X, Elon eyes tech triumph in free-speech wars
Starlink and other advances may soon make it even harder for governments to censor our communications and stifle free expression.
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Randi Weingarten's plea for peace: Letter to the Editor— Sep. 20, 2024
American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten’s response to a Post editorial.
Google's $62M outrage: Class-action settlement or lefty scam?
Many class-action lawsuits resemble anti-consumer scams — like the Google case, where lawyers paid themselves $18 million, then gave $43 million to their favorite leftist nonprofits.
Whoppers special: The left blames Donald Trump, blasts GOP after second assassination attempt
The left, bizarrely, is blasting Republicans and blaming Donald Trump himself after the most recent (thankfully foiled) attempt on his life.
Israel's pager attack on Hezbollah: Letters to the Editor — Sep. 20, 2024
Post readers discuss the surprise explosion of thousands of pagers carried by Hezbollah members in Lebanon.
Meta takes a step to protect kids on Instagram — but needs to go a lot further
Instagram this week put in place new measures meant to protect minors, introducing "Teen Accounts" that give parents more control and limit what content kids see and who can contact...
When will Democrats stop the violent rhetoric that has conservatives under threat?
Democrats and the media have yet to tone down their charged rhetoric against former President Donald Trump — despite two near-miss assassination attempts.
Potential ActBlue criminal charges over possible fraud donations once again reveal the Dems' fraud campaign
The Democratic fundraising platform which has collected millions of dollars for Kamala Harris is facing potential criminal charges over allegations that it fraudulently exploited unwitting donors to get around campaign...
Jew-hate prof who's back to old tricks shows why Rutgers prez's exit will do nothing
It’s why people hoping for change shouldn’t take the resignation of Rutgers’ Hamas-loving President Jonathan Holloway as a good sign.
Israel turns the pager on terror with ruthless psychological masterstroke against Hezbollah
At least 12 people were killed and nearly 3,000 people were injured in Lebanon Tuesday, and a similar detonation of Hezbollah walkie-talkies the next day killed another 20 people and...
Trump’s momentum and the Dems’ struggles are paving the way for a red wave in NY
Thousands of New Yorkers packed out Nassau Coliseum on Long Island on Wednesday to see Donald Trump speak, as all eyes are on New York.
Saying goodbye to beloved author Nelson DeMille — who vowed to 'always highlight patriots'
Nelson DeMille. We just lost one of our world’s favorite authors. He and I spoke often. Not long back we were on the radio together.
New York's latest test scores show why families are fleeing the public schools
It's easy to see why the State Education Department stalled on releasing the latest English and math test scores for grades 3-8, and why New Yorkers won't get the final...
Harris' alarming pro-Hamas stance would endanger Israel
She has dragged out the war in Gaza by impeding Israeli military progress, and is pushing a “cease-fire” that would set up another horrifying round of Hamas attacks on civilians.
Democrats, the abortion radicals, hide the gruesome truth
Pro-choicers are being shielded from the disturbing position on late-term abortion taken by its fanatical champions in the Democratic Party.
Wikipedia’s un-‘reliable’ sources, Trump got crime trend correct and other commentary
Wikipedia users “who accessed the ‘List of executive branch czars’ article on July 24” would’ve seen Kamala Harris listed, reports Ashley Rindsberg. But after that date, the list had “no...
Queen of disinfo Hillary Clinton's phony censorship campaign
Hillary wants the federal government to criminally prosecute Americans who share “propaganda” — but “disinformation” is often just the lag time between the the pronouncement of a falsehood and its...
Israel's pager blasts sent just the right message to Hezbollah
Israel's apparent strike on Hezbollah terrorists — remotely detonating sabatoged pagers, walkie-talkies and other devices — was a well-calibrated, wholly justified response the Iran-backed groups attacks.
Secret Service can't protect Trump: Letters to the Editor — Sep. 19, 2024
NY Post readers discuss concern about the Secret Service’s ability to adequately protect Donald Trump.
ABC debate disaster already punishing ratings, because America's sick of journo lies
The verdict is in: ABC’s utterly biased “moderation” effort at the Trump-Harris debate is killing ratings. David Muir, of “World News Tonight,” saw his program lose almost a million viewers...
Another assassination attempt shows the Dems’ hostile playbook: Blame the victim if it’s Trump
Democrats and their media handmaidens are reacting to the second attempted assassination of Donald Trump.