Diary of Disturbing Disinformation and Dangerous Delusions This Claim: “Republicans on the other side have spent four years almost kind of weaponizing Biden’s age against him.” — Politico’s Kyle Cheney, Sept. 1 We Say: PBS “Washington Week with The Atlantic” panelists did their best to debunk polling showing Americans think President Biden, 80, is too …
New Yorkers are seeking answers about the assailant who viciously attacked a 60-year-old woman at Harlem’s 116th Street station. The video of the incident has gone viral, showing him repeatedly striking her with her own cane. It’s clear that this individual should not have been roaming freely in society. This behavior is disturbing and reflects …
Gov. Kathy Hochul and Mayor Eric Adams, along with other officials, have recently called on President Joe Biden to expedite work permits for the large number of “asylum seekers” overwhelming New York City. However, this demand does not provide a solution to the illegal migrant crisis for various practical and principled reasons. In fact, it …
Labor Day, originally created by the trade-union movement to celebrate the rights of working people, has undergone significant changes over time. The New York Post has been a staunch supporter of this movement, with editor William Cullen Bryant stating in 1836 that depriving individuals of the right to associate for the sale of labor is …
The State Education Department of New York is facing criticism from parents and advocates for its lack of transparency and accountability. This is due to the repeated delay in releasing student results on statewide math and English exams for the second year in a row. Despite these exams being easy to score and with results …
The upcoming 2023-24 school year is overshadowed by the looming threat of a school bus strike, which could leave over 150,000 children stranded. Amalgamated Transit Union 1181, representing 8,000-plus school bus drivers, mechanics, and escorts, has taken an extreme approach by holding child hostages and demanding more than what other city workers have negotiated in …
Staten Island District Attorney, Michael McMahon, recently criticized Governor Kathy Hochul’s handling of the fentanyl crisis, highlighting her tendency to avoid addressing the most challenging issues. In the midst of this national crisis, hundreds of New Yorkers are losing their lives to overdoses, and the streets are plagued with unashamed addicts. Unfortunately, New York’s self-proclaimed …
Inflation saw an increase in July, with the Personal Consumption Expenditures price index, the Federal Reserve’s preferred measure, rising by 3.3% compared to the previous year. This is higher than the 3% recorded in June. Although still below last summer’s peak of 7%, this upward trend is concerning. Some argue that this increase is an …
A groundbreaking report by the Empire Center has brought to light the harsh reality that COVID-19 had a severe impact on New York much earlier and more intensely than initially reported. In fact, the city experienced one of the deadliest peaks of the entire global pandemic. This revelation further undermines the claims made by former …
Journal Entry: An Unsettling Sequence of False Information and Perilous Delusions In a tweet that oozes snark and arrogance, Keith Olbermann, once a commentator for MSNBC and ESPN, took a jab at former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines, suggesting that her lack of swimming skills led to her defeat. However, Twitter users quickly provided context, highlighting …