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…Andrew Yang has a shot, but he has to step up his game. Be our neighbor, feel our pain, Mr. Yang. You can’t lead New York City from New Paltz….

Yesterday, New York City experienced the deadliest terror attack since the World Trade Center towers were hit on September 11, 2001. A 29-year-old man, Sayfullo Saipov, drove a truck down…

…have surely grown up without grade school instruction in the entirety of New York’s baroque panoply of subjects. Such a multiplicity of topics may even distract many students from concentrating…

…saw the soul of the city. As Moses tore down parts of New York City deemed “slums,” Jane saw neighborhoods being destroyed. The example given for a “dead city” in…

…betrayed. He got his civics from Hamilton. 7. Tacitly Admitting It’s The Left’s Fault NYC Schools Suck Democrats have run New York City for a century. According to Wikipedia, “New…

…its real name: racial discrimination. Of course, it’s also a gross violation of medical ethics. New York City will “[c]onsider race and ethnicity when assessing individual risk,” the city’s Department…

…of the original New York Times story: https://twitter.com/ErikWemple/status/1044253191506931713 The New York Times coverage in fact did not purport to “knock down” The New Yorker report. Mayer and Farrow admit that,…

New York’s new gun control law takes effect in two weeks. The law turns New York into a giant “gun-free zone.” But it also requires an in-person interview with law…

…New York City’s more than 800 landmarks up for a referendum before they are removed. The museum and the city recently decided that the equestrian statue of the 26th president…

…from the Long Island City location, more than 70 percent of kids go to private grade schools. And while New York has a number of good universities (Columbia, New York…

…New York City since 1999. In New York, it can influence culture in ways many schools cannot. As the youngest ever executive secretary of the U.S. Department of the Treasury,…

…New York are now “smuggled” into the city. The National Research Council says smuggling cigarettes into New York is more lucrative for some states than smuggling uncut cocaine. You can…

This weekend, individuals placed four sets of bombs in public places, two of them in New Jersey and two in New York City. By Monday morning, law enforcement officials had…

Thousands of New Yorkers gathered in Times Square on Saturday to protest COVID shot coercion by the Biden administration, New York City government, and private companies. https://twitter.com/elaadeliahu/status/1449467121990262792?s=20 New York is…

…founders’ warnings about demagoguery. Alex Ross’s “The Frankfurt School Knew Trump Was Coming,” published by The New Yorker on Monday, is a fine example of this rhetorical about-face. There is…

…from detection, while also prohibiting ICE and CBP from accessing New York DMV records. Did the current Democratic mayor of New York City, Eric Adams, support this policy when it…

…by the emerging trans movement in demands that “preferred pronouns” be used in public settings, even in some cases in Canada, Europe, and New York City passing laws that punished…

…according to his resume. In 2012, Spitzer-Rubenstein interned for Melissa Mark-Viverito, a “fiercely liberal” Democrat and former speaker of the New York City Council. He sought to assist Green Bay…

…past. Critics of the bill have noted the idea seems to be a blatant violation of the New York State Constitution. Indeed, even New York’s outgoing leftist Mayor Bill de…

…Have you ever seen a time when both New York state and New York City has had such a lack of leadership, I would call it criminal leadership?” https://thefdrlst.wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/2021-05-18-Grabien-Sean_Hannity-1239227.mp4 Giuliani,…

…John Jay College of Criminal Justice took the policies laid out in the bill and applied them to New York City prison numbers from 2018. In 2018 in New York…

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Wednesday that New York, as well as New Jersey and Connecticut, will begin enforcing quarantine orders on travelers from nine other states. Travelers from…

The newsroom revolt that followed The New York Times publishing an op-ed by Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., about using troops to end rioting and looting in American cities was a…

…New York Post, pointing to the risk of gas supplies being “suddenly stopped or reduced due to an accident, terrorism or a cyberattack.” New York City and the surrounding areas…

…of the paper’s op-ed section, James Bennet, resigned under pressure. As a public service, I’d like to call to the attention of New York Times editors and newsroom staff a…

…not overlooked for major league sports franchises in favor of larger markets. But it’s bad news for New York’s taxpayers. Stadiums Aren’t Worth the Cost to Taxpayers Such shakedowns are…

Over cold French salads on a hot New York summer day, I recently sat down to lunch with Guillaume Kientz, the new director and CEO of the Hispanic Society of…

…and a whopping 23.4 points. What’s more, Zeldin picked up hundreds of thousands of additional votes from deep-blue New York City’s five boroughs, mostly Queens and Brooklyn, compared to Molinaro…

…impact, particularly for households of modest incomes. But in states with high property taxes—read: New York, New Jersey, and California—and states with high income taxes—read: New York, New Jersey, and…

…2016 election.” New York Post Press Secretary Sean Spicer Who reported: BBC, Bloomberg, Business Insider, CBS News, Fox News, The Hill, Independent, New York Daily News, New York Times, Newsweek,…

…is much closer to New York’s than to California’s, and New Yorkers are younger than Floridians. But New York has had nearly 10 times the cases and 20 times the…

…on the streets has been a disaster and led to the murder of innocent New Yorkers the governor is supposed to serve. The people of New York have the power…

…those without. Wait times have also been affected, with the average delay in New York City emergency rooms ranging from seven to 10 hours before the virus outbreak added strain…

…of the new law. The result? Most of those stuck in jail were repeat offenders, and when released, they went back to committing crimes. New York City’s police commissioner rightly…

…towards the news media. Todd starts by explaining there’s a “new kind of campaign,” a campaign meant to destroy the legitimacy of the American news media.” He quickly pivots to…

…Narratives Over Facts The New York Times‘ former media correspondent Michael Cieply wrote in Deadline Hollywood last month about how his former newspaper pushed narratives, in contrast to how he’d…