Rikki Schlott

Some lifelong Jewish Democrats feel an explosion of left-wing antisemitism has pushed them to re-register as Republicans — and consider voting for Trump.

At Thursday’s debate, Donald Trump can court disillusioned young voters by leaning into the economy and immigration — while quelling our fears that he’s too divisive.

“I was your typical Tumblr leftist, and I was raised on gender theory through social media,” says Becky Oliveira — who now plans to vote for Donald Trump.

Libertarian candidate Chase Oliver has advocated for open borders and defunding the police and defended gender-affirming care for transgender kids as “the status quo.”

Post-October 7th, employers are scrambling to find new hires from schools that didn’t devolve into protest chaos.

Jonathan Haidt, author of the buzzy new book “The Anxious Generation,” says social media has “rewired childhood” to the point of danger — and made girls...

<p>A federal court of appeals <a href=“https://nypost.com/2023/09/08/biden-officials-likely-violated-first-amendment-over-covid-court/”>ruled earlier this month</a> that the White House, surgeon general, CDC and FBI “likely violated the First Amendment” by exerting a pressure campaign on social media companies to censor Covid-19 skeptics — including Stanford epidemiologist Dr. Jay Bhattacharya.</p> <p>“I think this ruling is akin to the second Enlightenment,” Bhattacharya told The Post. “It’s a…

After both Harvard and UC Berkeley capitulated to anti-Israel protests this week, it seems students were right to believe that they actually run things.

Shafik had a chance to strike a blow for free speech at English universities in the country’s House of Lords — and failed.

“It’s like Woodstock for anti-Semites,” one Columbia student said of the school’s “liberation zone,” which has been allowed to continue.

“They’ve been enabled to really discriminate against us … ,” said a Jewish student of pro-Palestine protesters — who are wearing $300 beanies and enjoying a PB&J station.

These were no righteous freedom fighters — though they are surely self-righteous. These are radicals receiving a $90,000-a-year education and throwing temper tantrums.

“I do think we’re at the start of a pendulum swing back,” one detransitioner told The Post. “It just sucks that so many people had to suffer.”

Cue the trigger warning: Zoomers surely aren’t ready to time-travel back to an age when seemingly no one batted an eye at cultural appropriation or gay jokes.

This year, undergrad applications to Harvard shrunk by 5% — no surprise after a devastating year of PR nightmares that exposed rot from within.

Pre-pandemic, Christopher Rim’s average high-school client would apply to 12 schools. Now, the college admissions consultant said, it’s 20 or more schools.

It appears that I’ve been canceled… for speaking up about cancel culture. And I wasn’t even going to speak about cancel culture.

The most rebellious thing a young person can do today — as left-wing politics are shoved down their throats by parents, schools and celebrities — is swing right.

As campuses explode with bigotry and illiberalism, Yale professors are finally banding together to defend free speech.

The shop’s recent Madewell collaboration sold out in less than a day.