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My neighbors across the Hudson River have gone too far, and it’s time for New York to fight fire with fire. As a representative of the great state of New York, I feel compelled to address the fact that legal actions and legislation from New…
The U.S. Department of Education last week initiated seven investigations into alleged antisemitism and two investigations into alleged Islamophobia at six colleges and one K-12 school, signaling a proactive response to an uptick in discrimination and threats against Jewish students on college campuses due to…
Almost nothing Mayor Adams is doing now feels right, and none of it can be taken at face value. Start with the brutal and unprecedented mid-year spending cuts he abruptly announced Thursday — without sharing the underlying numbers needed to assess them. As Nicole Gelinas…
The 2024 Democratic presidential candidates need to act now to challenge President Biden. Biden’s weaknesses and the risk of losing to Trump make it crucial for other viable Democrats to step up. Governors like Whitmer, Beshear, and Cooper, as well as Senators Booker, Kelly, and…
New Yorkers were shocked and appalled when some social media personalities rediscovered a 2002 “Letter to America” in which Osama Bin Laden, dripping with antisemitism, criticized U.S. foreign policy, suggesting it painted a more compelling picture of the terrorist. While the rehabilitation of the dead…
Citizens with differing viewpoints must engage in debates, not ridicule, attacks and cancel culture. A healthy democracy requires genuine and educated passion for social and political issues. The First Amendment encourages free speech and intellectual combat for opposing opinions, as intended by the Founding Fathers.…