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Convicted for insider trading, Chris Collins got pardoned by Trump and found warm refuge in Florida — where crime is hardly a political liability and comebacks are always possible.

Republicans voting for the least Trumpy candidate had to dig deep for reasons to feel good about the Iowa caucuses.

The clock ticks down on the Iowa caucus push, with a blustery vibe of “What else is new?”

For as much as she talks about high heels, the candidate is tiptoeing.

The fame machine has a strange way of processing other people’s nightmarish childhoods.

As Washington watches Israel execute a punishing campaign in Gaza, the Michigan Democrat confronts the limits of her influence.

There are three types of “fun,” I’ve been told — and it’s important to know which kind you’re having.

What did accountability look like in 2023, and what might it look like next year?

Santos spoke to The Post about his interview with the comedian and talk-show host known for her stone-cold interview style. The interview went live Monday.

A pregnant woman’s doctor gave her bad news. The state made it worse.

There is nothing unnatural about being a nervous parent who is unsure what they are doing.

The disgraced former congressman is now on Cameo, where he’s selling inspirational pep talks.

Scenes from the final act of a Washington farce

He held office. She held him.

With the president skipping his party’s first primary contest of 2024, challengers Dean Phillips and Marianne Williamson are vying for a symbolic victory

RFK Jr., the fourth Kennedy to run for president, is clashing with myth and history — and his own family.

Men are allegedly constantly thinking about ancient Rome. I can’t stop watching “The Crown.”

A senator suggested that he fight a committee witness. A congressman accused another of throwing an elbow. What are we doing here, guys?