Miranda Devine

A liberal woman has credibly accused Graham Platner of rape, leading to his withdrawal from the US Senate race in Maine. The article criticizes the 'Dem' party for its response to the scandal.

David Axelrod criticized Chicago's emergency response after a 911 operator refused to send help to an unconscious man outside the Art Institute of Chicago. The incident sparked backlash online, with critics citing similar situations in Democratic-led cities and questioning policies under Mayor Brandon Johnson's homelessness initiative.

David Axelrod criticized Chicago's emergency response after a 911 operator refused to send help to an unconscious, possibly homeless man outside the Art Institute of Chicago. The incident sparked online backlash, with critics questioning Democratic policies and the city's homelessness initiative. Chicago's mayor has launched a five-year plan to address homelessness, but critics argue it fails to provide urgent aid.

The article claims the Democratic party is being overrun by communist revolutionaries and needs a new leader, but Barack Obama has taken a central role in a public relations campaign to promote his library.

Miranda Devine argues that Bruce Blakeman offers a solution to the 'anti-American poison' coming from Albany and City Hall, urging voters to combat political apathy. She highlights apathy as a significant threat alongside the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) for both Democrats and Republicans.

President Trump joked 'I'm the boss' upon arriving late to a G7 leaders meeting in France. The article highlights Trump's assertive behavior and deal-making reputation as key points.

War Secretary Pete Hegseth delivered a speech on D-Day in Normandy, which Miranda Devine described as a spot-on warning to Europe. The article highlights the speech's message as a cautionary note to the continent.

Democrats launched fake rumors about President Trump's health, but the article claims he is at the top of his game. Miranda Devine reported this while interviewing Trump at the White House.

President Trump questioned why Jill Biden and Joe Biden visited a Waffle House after the 2024 debate, following Jill's admission of fearing Joe had a stroke during the event. Jill described in her memoir uncertainty about Joe's condition, while Trump suggested they would not have taken him to a diner if he had been unwell. Biden clarified that doctors checked him after the debate and he appeared normal afterward.

President Donald Trump claimed during an interview that Iran had 'already agreed' to not developing nuclear weapons, though he acknowledged they could change their mind. He also denied reports that talks with Iran have ceased and mentioned a discussion with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding tensions with Lebanon.

President Donald Trump discusses his outburst toward Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, potential Iran war duration, and a meeting with the Gay Ayatollah. He also addresses his relationship with Senate Majority Leader John Thune and evaluates Florida Governor Ron DeSantis for Attorney General.

Trump did not rule out appointing Ron DeSantis as attorney general after firing Pam Bondi. He praised DeSantis as 'very good' during a conversation with Miranda Devine on 'Pod Force One'.

Trump confirmed telling Netanyahu he is 'f–king crazy' but described their relationship as effective due to both being 'wartime president' and 'wartime prime minister.' Trump expressed perturbation over Netanyahu's actions involving Lebanon.

Miranda Devine argues the DOJ's Anti-Weaponization Fund is a valid initiative despite a flawed rollout, dismissing Democratic criticism as hypocritical and exaggerated. The article criticizes Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden and allied media for their negative reaction to the fund.

Former First Lady Jill Biden expressed fear during Joe Biden's 2024 debate against Donald Trump, claiming she thought he was having a stroke. Critics, including journalists and conservative commentators, questioned her account, citing her post-debate actions and alleged contradictions. The debate performance remains a focal point in discussions about Biden's cognitive decline.

Former First Lady Jill Biden expressed being 'frightened' during Joe Biden's 2024 debate against Donald Trump, claiming she thought he was having a stroke. Critics, including Axios reporter Alex Thompson and commentators like Kevin Dalton and Miranda Devine, challenged her account, citing contradictions in her behavior post-debate and evidence of prior cognitive decline. The controversy resurfaced in discussions around Biden's re-election campaign and his public appearances.

Miranda Devine criticizes Zohran Mamdani's proposal to seize properties from landlords, warning it could lead to misery and tyranny. The article argues historical precedents support this caution, urging New Yorkers to be alarmed by the plan.

Former Speaker Newt Gingrich discusses with Miranda Devine how Trump is reshaping America and the Republican strategy for a midterm victory, criticizing Democrats as 'too woke and too weak.' The conversation also addresses media bias and Iran's geopolitical developments.

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich stated on the 'Pod Force One' podcast that gas prices reaching $3 per gallon could lead to a major GOP off-year election in 2026. He also commented on President Trump's ability to manage domestic challenges during a potential war.

Newt Gingrich stated that impeaching Bill Clinton over the Monica Lewinsky scandal was a mistake, as the real issue was not the affair. The comment was made during an interview with The Post's Miranda Devine on the 'Pod Force One' podcast.

Miranda Devine criticizes the idea of Hunter Biden potentially benefiting from Trump's 'Anti-Weaponization Fund,' suggesting it would be inappropriate. The article references concerns about Hunter Biden receiving favorable media coverage to reshape his public narrative.

Lynnwood city councilwoman Isabel Mata sparked controversy by suggesting the American flag is less relatable than the pride flag and proposing alternative flags for a local park. She later apologized for her comments, clarifying that she was speaking personally as a queer woman. The incident drew critical reactions on social media.

Lynnwood council member Isabel Mata sparked controversy by suggesting the American flag is less relatable than a pride flag and proposing replacement flags to promote inclusivity. Mata later apologized for her remarks, clarifying they were personal and not a formal policy proposal. The incident drew widespread criticism on social media.