Kirsten Fleming is a features columnist for the New York Post, known for her bold and opinionated writing style. With a focus on national issues in the United States, Kirsten covers a wide range of topics, including pop culture, politics, and social issues. Her work has also been featured in RealClearMarkets, Geelong Advertiser, and The Sun.
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Women's college hoops has fully arrived to the big stage and some are surprised it's not a soft focus, Dove soap ad.
After losing her high-level fashion gig for daring to disagree with progressive orthodoxy, Jennifer Sey is back and ready to make more waves.
By: Kirsten Fleming
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If you can't beat them, dismiss them as MAGA. That seems to be the strategy of our Manhattan Borough President, Mark Levine.
By: Kirsten Fleming
“It wasn’t just about baseball,” Maria Pepe, now 63, told The Post. “It was about girls’ roles in society. Now they are able to play and reap the benefits from sports.…
It seems like we are finally seeing the return of one of the most important words you can hear on a college campus: “No.”
The so-called “Trial of the Century” — when O.J. Simpson was acquitted for the brutal June 12, 1994, murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald
Barstool Sports personality Bill Cotter, aka “Billy Football,” has spent the better part of the last seven years “joking around” on the internet.
By: Kirsten Fleming
Instead of blaming the pay gap all on the evil forces of the patriarchy, we should be asking a lot of questions about the sports landscape.
By: Kirsten Fleming
“I’m sure there will be a little bit of ‘What the f–k does she know?’ but that happened at Barstool too,” Ayers Badan said of her new CEO gig.
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