Albany can’t let insane NY housing laws send Bronx back to bad old days
As a building worker strike looms, the Legislature and Gov. Hochul cannot let The Bronx burn again.
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Rest in peace, Officer Jonathan Diller —and wake up, NY progressives
The shooting of NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller, who was killed in the line of duty during a routine traffic stop...
Enough talk, Mr. Mayor — you must act to stop shocking subway crime
Yet again, a commuter walks down the subway steps and is carried up in a body bag.
The economy looks good, but underlying weaknesses threaten to bring recession
There is an old Wall Street joke about a man who jumped off the Empire State Building; when asked at...
Cali may wreck US supply chain, how childhood got rewired and other commentary
The EPA is “edging toward greenlighting California regulators’ plan to set net-zero emissions standards for locomotives” — a “scheme” that...
DEI is destroying America, why the classics are back and other commentary
“Diversity/equity/inclusion” is the common thread behind “America’s current crises,” argues Victor Davis Hanson at American Greatness. DEI has “birthed” resurgent...
Defunding UNRWA is just one GOP win in the $1.2 trillion spending bill
Republicans were able to pull off a some major victories in the recently passed $1.2 trillion spending bill, averting a...
Dem lawfare puts Trump through hell, but he hardly breaks a sweat
With every new indictment, Trump's popularity has increased. The lawfare just is not reaching the guy.
Team Biden’s UN sellout of Israel is public, monstrous and final
The Biden administration just took a giant step toward abandoning Israel by declining to veto the latest UN Security Council...
Trump hunts for a VP close to home
The Donald is hosting the newest season of The Apprentice, and this time he's looking for his veep pick.
Why the Moscow terror attack could be a Putin false-flag operation
Ground zero of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s war of aggression against Ukraine shifted Friday to Moscow’s Crocus City Hall. ISIS...
Mayor Adams’ administration is gaslighting NYC on violent subway crime
How “rare” is subway crime? It’s so rare, the Times has to keep reminding us so.
What New York can learn from Miami Beach’s spring-break breakup
The city’s law-and-order mayor and police chief “broke up with spring break,” ending an annual reign of terror long seen...
Thank pro-crime lawmakers for NYC’s $4.4 BILLION shoplifting black market
A Post investigation found that thieves, enabled by the state's lax laws, have created a thriving black market where stolen...
Why are NY lawmakers stopping first responders from fighting fentanyl?
Opioid-related OD deaths are soaring in New York and it often takes four or five doses of Narcan to revive...
