President Donald Trump responded to the bombshell reveal of pictures showing the husband of former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem cross-dressing and exchanging risqué messages Read More
SF human rights boss paid out thousands to celebs — and hawked her kids’ book
Sheryl Davis, former head of San Francisco Human Rights Commission, paid celebs to appear at taxpayer-sponsored events.
Trump Weighs In On Images Of Kristi Noem’s Husband Cross-Dressing: ‘That’s Too Bad’
President Donald Trump responded to the bombshell reveal of pictures…
SF human rights boss paid out thousands to celebs — and hawked her kids’ book
Sheryl Davis, former head of San Francisco Human Rights Commission,…
Marco Rubio pledges to ‘reexamine’ NATO membership after US denied access to European military bases for Iran war: ‘One way street’
Rubio, who noted as a senator he was “one of…
The Media Does Not Want To Talk About This Historic NASA Launch. Here’s Why.
On Christmas Eve of 1968, as American soldiers became increasingly…
Trump signs executive order overhauling mail-in voting in major election integrity push
President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed a sweeping executive order…
Trump Taps Sebastian Gorka For National Security Role
President-elect Donald Trump announced that he would bring Sebastian Gorka,…
Sen. Bernie Sanders delivers ranting speech at Coachella festival as Trump thrills UFC crowd in Florida
While President Trump thrilled crowds in Miami -- Senator Bernie…
JD Vance’s visit to Vermont ski resort interrupted by pro-Ukraine demonstrators after Zelenskyy exchange
Hundreds of protesters gathered in Vermont Saturday to protest Vice…
Freed American Hostage Visits White House, Urges Trump To Free Remaining Hamas Captives
Edan Alexander, a 21-year-old dual citizen who had been fighting…
Trump reveals he’s spoken with Putin by phone, says Russian president ‘wants to see people stop dying’ in Ukraine war
In an exclusive interview with The Post aboard Air Force…
SF human rights boss paid out thousands to celebs — and hawked her kids’ book
Sheryl Davis, former head of San Francisco Human Rights Commission, paid celebs to appear at taxpayer-sponsored events.
Marco Rubio pledges to ‘reexamine’ NATO membership after US denied access to European military bases for Iran war: ‘One way street’
Rubio, who noted as a senator he was “one of the strongest defenders” of NATO because of the access it provided the US to European Read More
The Media Does Not Want To Talk About This Historic NASA Launch. Here’s Why.
On Christmas Eve of 1968, as American soldiers became increasingly involved in a protracted war in a faraway country, and as political assassinations were becoming Read More
Trump signs executive order overhauling mail-in voting in major election integrity push
Trump signed an executive order targeting mail-in voting and voter eligibility, directing agencies to compile citizenship lists and add USPS tracking.
Trump Says U.S. Will Exit Iran in 2-3 Weeks
President Donald Trump said Tuesday that Operation Epic Fury in Iran will come to an end in the next two or three weeks, or perhaps even sooner.
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Gavin Newsom’s emo ‘belonging campaign’ harshly rejected by California auditors
California auditors ripped part of Gavin Newsom’s plan to pump millions into a youth volunteer program, saying the governor failed to properly explain why a Read More
Disgraced human rights chief shares cryptic post after stunning fall from grace
Sheryl Davis, former San Francisco human rights chief who was arrested for allegedly bilking taxpayers, shared a cryptic post after she was released on bond.
Trump admin to investigate euthanasia death of gang rape victim, scolds Spain for ‘human rights failures’
A leaked diplomatic cable, obtained by The Post, shows the State Department instructed the US Embassy in Madrid Tuesday to open an investigation into the Read More
Damning breakdown of California’s alleged fraud — and where your cash is being burned
A Republican candidate for state controller issued a new report claiming California faces up to $425 billion in exposure for fraud, waste and abuse.