Protest Against Brothels Kudos to the courageous parents and children who braved the rain to protest against the rise of brothels and prostitution rings on Roosevelt Avenue (“Give ‘red-light district’ hook,” Sept. 11). This alarming situation exists because the Queens district attorney and local NYC politicians, including Sen. Julia Salazar, naively view prostitution as a …
Title: Former President Trump’s Booking Photo: A Symbolic Twist in American Politics Introduction: Former President Donald Trump’s recent release of his mugshot following his processing on charges in Georgia has sparked a contentious debate. Some individuals argue that his treatment during the booking process should have reflected his former position as the 45th president of …
In the United States, elections are a constant presence. From small towns like Montgomery, Alabama to the Mariana Ranchos County Water District in California, dozens of local contests are taking place this month. On a single day, August 8, Custer County, Colorado held a recall election, Ohio asked residents to consider a major ballot measure, …
Recent developments indicate a significant decline in the quality of life in the city, as open-air prostitution continues to spread across different neighborhoods. Despite the efforts of Mayor Eric Adams and the NYPD, the situation remains largely unchanged. Last month, The Post reported the presence of a thriving illegal sex market in Corona, Queens. Now, …
An Urgent Call for Action: Addressing the Flaws in New York State’s Justice System The current situation in the New York state Legislature necessitates immediate attention and reform. The prevailing practice of leniency towards criminals while hindering the effectiveness of law enforcement and prosecutors is proving to be ineffective, perpetuating a system that fails to …
The New York state Legislature continues its persistent campaign to disrespect and damage the rights of crime victims, while simultaneously making it exceedingly difficult to hold convicted criminals accountable for their actions. The latest bill, aptly named the “Wrongful Conviction Act,” may be the most egregious of them all. Rushed and hastily drafted, this last-minute …