Latest articles

A mindless Airbnb nix, Pelosi’s gift to the GOP and other commentary

Eye on NYC: A Mindless Airbnb Nix “Local Law 18 came into effect” last Tuesday, effectively making “the city’s roughly 38,500 Airbnb listings illegal”...

Early Fundraising Woes, Early Spending Are Signs of Waning Enthusiasm for Biden

Biden’s reelection campaign is spending money on ads already, and worried about the current fundraising quarter.

What Eric Adams’s Office Told Me about the Chinese Police Station

At the time of the trip to China, Adams was Brooklyn Borough president. Greco and Hamilton, the two figures on the trip, were among...

Huge Lithium Deposit Discovered in Nevada — Now What?

America’s insufficient mineral-production industry sours the discovery of one of the world’s largest lithium deposits.

New York City to Cut Overtime Pay for NYPD, Other Departments in Response to Migrant Crisis

‘The city is experiencing a humanitarian crisis we did not cause,’ a City Hall memo read.

After Afghanistan: The Threat of Counterterrorism Fatigue

Our enemies are not above exploiting our exhaustion and complacency.

Hurricane Lee raises questions about risks to offshore wind projects

Hurricane Lee's path up the eastern seaboard puts a spotlight on the vulnerability of massive offshore wind projects now in development that could someday be slammed by hurricanes and other powerful storms.

Biden defends honoring 9/11 far from terror attack sites, says fighter jets scrambled in Alaska, too

President Biden commemorated the September 11 anniversary on Monday in Alaska, far from Ground Zero in Manhattan or other sites memorializing the 2,977 Americans who died that day.

McConnell tells GOP skeptics of more Ukraine aid to stop ‘dreaming about America’s retreat’

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell doubled down Monday on his criticism of GOP colleagues who are reluctant to dish out more federal spending for Ukraine in its war against Russia.

Trump lawyers seek recusal of judge presiding over federal election subversion case in D.C.

Lawyers for Donald Trump on Monday asked the federal judge presiding over his election subversion case in Washington to recuse herself, saying her past public statements about the former president call into question whether she can be fair.

All categories

Recent comments

spot_img