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New York City’s Responsibility to Veterans Day New York City played a significant role in addressing veteran street homelessness, achieving the elimination of veteran street homelessness in 2015. However, despite progress, the city still faces a massive affordable housing shortage, particularly for vulnerable populations like…
John F. Kennedy’s heroism during World War II continues to resonate 80 years after the events that launched him to national attention. His determination and selflessness in leading his crew to safety after their boat, PT-109, was cut in two by a Japanese destroyer in…
The sentiment of gratitude towards military personnel is often overlooked due to its commonality. People join the military for various reasons, whether it be for high ideals, following family tradition, or educational benefits. Many do not want to fight when there’s a draft. Life in…
NYC schoolkids have the right to walk out of class for various reasons, including expressing solidarity with Palestinian civilians in Gaza, protesting COVID protections, gun violence, and climate change. Some view this as a resurgence of civil disobedience, while others believe it interrupts the learning…
The Big Ten Conference banned Jim Harbaugh from coaching Michigan’s three remaining regular-season games, after allegations surfaced about an unfair sign-stealing operation. Michigan expressed outrage over the decision and warned of legal action. The conference accused Michigan of an impermissible, in-person scouting operation over multiple…
Today we honor veterans for what they fought for. An oath is made by each person entering the military to share in the defense of the Constitution against all enemies foreign or domestic, pledge allegiance and obey the orders of the president of the United…