The Issue: Gov. Hochul weighing bringing back congestion pricing after the November elections. Gov. Hochul says she may want to revive the suspended congestion-pricing...
Manhattan looks like a shabby, bombed-out wreck because elected officials are too chicken to tangle with the opaque scaffold-rental industry and its army of inspectors...
If Barbie’s Pepto-Bismol pink defined the carefree nostalgia of last summer, then Charli XCX’s neon-hued Brat has quickly enshrined itself as the backdrop of this year’s sultry season. Driven by social media trends, the album introduces us to the so-called “brat summer,” a term Charli XCX uses to encapsulate a blithe attitude defined by an unkempt lifestyle, rife with partying and […]
DAYTON, Ohio — On Sunday, Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH), the Democrat who has held a U.S. Senate seat in Ohio since 2007, was at a canvassing kick-off on North Ludlow Street telling Democratic supporters at a campaign field office that his reelection campaign was all about his support for workers and “reproductive rights.” Never mind […]
Vice President Kamala Harris has established that she is anti-family. Hers is a stance that plagues the full body of the Democratic Party and makes it not only against the family but an antithesis of it. Various positions define the Democrats in opposition to family formation, whether these pertain to child care, the environment, immigration, […]
Secretary of State Antony Blinken smells like desperation. After meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for more than two hours, Blinken said the current proposal to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza and win the release of Hamas-held hostages is “maybe the last” opportunity. Blinken is wrong. The last opportunity to win a ceasefire and […]
Of all of the times Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) has celebrated an election night victory, Tuesday’s win in the Republican primary for Florida’s 1st Congressional District must have been one of the sweetest. The incumbent Gaetz defeated his opponent, Aaron Dimmock, by more than 40 points, despite a cascade of spending against him by allies […]
The United States needs to act more robustly and more quickly in more ways and in more areas. That was the key takeaway from a panel discussion focused on addressing China’s threat. Titled “The New Ways of War,” the event in Denver was hosted by the Washington Examiner and the Colorado Thirty Group on Tuesday. […]
There’s always a cost to freedom, and in the case of “reproductive freedom,” I think it’s important to ask, who’s picking up the bill? Every year, countless women experience an unplanned pregnancy. Planned Parenthood attempts to offer a “plan” where there isn’t one: abortion. Capitalizing on uncertainty and fear, its plan includes death and lifetime […]
New York City continues to stumble over the fact that its sanctuary promises are irreconcilable with the reality of running a city while inviting a surge in illegal immigrants. New York City has been one of the many Democratic-run “sanctuary” cities that have encouraged illegal immigrants to cross the southern border by the hundreds of […]
Learning isn’t necessarily cumulative. Human experience over the centuries provides lessons, some clearer than others. But each generation has to learn lessons anew, and some do not. The lessons about economic growth taught over the long run of history are clear. Growth is not inevitable, and while riches may be accumulated, or appropriated, by the […]
Just over two weeks after Vice President Kamala Harris announced Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) as her running mate, Walz has already come under fire for not sharing the truth about things ranging from his 1995 drunk driving arrest to his rank in the military. The latest falsehood has to do with the journey he and his wife […]
