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The Dodgers should play baseball, serve the community in broadly unifying ways and leave divisive political advocacy to politicians, campaigns and activist organizations.

Starting with the first US patent in 1790, our country's uniquely democratic approach to intellectual property set off a chain reaction that drives innovation to this day.

The unfinished genius of the American founding? It created a sense of possibility for more and more people — a standard larger than those who first proclaimed it.

From paper minidresses emblazoned with the faces of Richard Nixon and Robert F. Kennedy to lanterns given out by John Adams — it's American history as object lesson.

Scott Wiener was harassed — twice — in San Francisco this week by activists who confronted him in an aggressive and, frankly, frightening manner.

Earlier this month, LA County voters chose to pass Measure ER, a 0.5% sales tax increase that ostensibly will last for five years and will apply to almost everything you buy.

The Palisades Fire trial ended with a hung jury. But for locals, the verdict has been clear since January 7, 2025: State and local officials are guilty of negligence.

Some residents of the Ambiance townhouse community in San Marcos, California, received a special gift for Independence Day: orders from their HOA to take down their American flags — or face fines.

"You need to build everything in life on truth. I go back to being a doctor. You got to search for the truth and use the truth for your solutions."

Partisan politics have gotten in the way of celebrating our country’s 250th birthday. 

Rather than relying on the courts to force Mayor Mamdani to act, though, Gov. Kathy Hochul must step in to protect pedestrians and pedal cyclists. 

Trade $10, get $15 with the Kalshi promo code NYPMAX for Wimbledon.

For some Americans paying for emergency — or elective — care, not reading the fine print can mean a "0% interest" bill suddenly costs 30% more.

MELANIA Trump's former top aide, Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, is determined to not be defined by her unceremonious White House departure.

MELANIA Trump's former top aide, Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, is determined to not be defined by her unceremonious White House departure.

Union officials have suggested that the digital tags could eventually be used to exploit so-called biometric data that identifies shoppers who enter stores -- in particular facial recognition data -- to charge customers different prices.

"I came to learn the Patriots appreciated what we did," Dave Portnoy writes of one of his infamous stunts.

The World Cup has millions of fans itching to lace up their cleats — but could your comeback game land you on the sidelines? New York Post Wellness Editor Carly Stern sits down with NYU Langone sports medicine specialist Dr. Julia Iafrate to break down the biggest mistakes weekend warriors make when they jump back...

Local parties ranging from the largest naval parade ever to a spectacular performance by the Blue Angels are slated for America's big bash, with countless other events scheduled across all five boroughs, too.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s socialist cronies who swept last week’s Democratic primaries boasted about an affordability message.