Fights Erupt at Pro-Palestinian Demonstration near Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting Event

NEW YORK — The annual Rockefeller Center Christmas tree lighting was overshadowed on Wednesday as a pro-Palestinian demonstration escalated into violence, with seven people arrested. Despite heightened security by the NYPD, demonstrators managed to break through barricades, leading to physical altercations between police and protestors. One minor and six adults were taken into custody and …

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Pro-Palestinian Protesters Block Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade introduces new balloon characters The annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade returned with some favorite characters as well as new balloons, such as Monkey D. Luffy. NEW YORK – Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade disrupted by protestors highlighting the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Videos from Fox 5, Newsday, and FreedomNews.TV show protestors interfering with the …

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Engaging and SEO-Optimized: September 24, 2023 Edition of Letters to the Editor

An Examination of Boebert’s Behavior Representative Lauren Boebert attributes her eccentric and animated behavior during a “Beetlejuice” performance in Aspen to her unique personality. However, it can be argued that her personality would be better suited for a circus rather than Congress. Furthermore, Boebert expects sympathy for her actions due to her painful divorce. However, …

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The Deterioration of NYC Could Tarnish Eric Adams and Kathy Hochul’s Legacies

In 1975, during a time of financial crisis in New York City, President Gerald Ford callously responded to their plea for help by essentially telling them to “Drop Dead.” This incident is reminiscent of President Biden snubbing Governor Hochul when she visited the White House to seek federal assistance for the illegal-immigrant crisis. The New …

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A Futuristic Flair: NYC’s Labor Day Weekend Unveils a ‘Sci-Fi Inspired Scene’

As the final summer weekend approaches, Americans all over the country are preparing for their festivities. However, in New York City, residents may have an unexpected presence overseeing their celebrations. The NYPD announced on Thursday that they will be employing surveillance drones during Labor Day weekend to monitor both public and private outdoor gatherings. …

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August 27, 2023 Letters to the Editor

Requiring Rudy Giuliani to undergo a mugshot was not only disrespectful to him but also to the entire justice system. It would have been more appropriate for the Georgia district attorney to exercise discretion and tact considering Giuliani’s significant achievements. However, it seems that the district attorney lacks the professional courtesy that most of her …

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Chasing off journalists and NYPD won’t conceal NYC’s migrant crisis

The inexplicable actions of the NYPD, obstructing a Post reporter from conducting interviews with migrants camped outside Midtown’s Roosevelt Hotel, have raised eyebrows. While the public campout was undoubtedly a source of embarrassment for the Adams administration, it certainly does not warrant deeming it “exigent circumstances,” as the police claimed, to prevent reporters from communicating …

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