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Blame gutless City Hall for ugly scaffolding that’s a menace in NYC like nowhere else

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...

IBM Fired White Male Employee to Adhere to Racial and Sex Quotas, Lawsuit Alleges

IBM executives discussed their discriminatory policies in a secretly recorded 2021 corporate town-hall meeting.

New Ruling Holds that Anti-Israel Graduate-Student Union Cannot Compel MIT Students to Pay Dues

The MIT Graduate Students Union is one of many that have abandoned their original mission to instead focus on left-wing culture-war politics.

Energy Official Calls for ‘Queering Nuclear Weapons’

In a June 2023 opinion article, Nair implored policy-makers to ‘look to LGBTQ+ inclusion for better nuclear policy outcomes.’

GOP Senate Candidates Continue to Poll Terribly

The Senate map this year should be a gift to Republicans, but as of now, it looks like they will only flip West Virginia...

The Harris-Walz Messaging Strategy: Freedom, Joy — and TBD

The message of the ‘Harris for President Messaging Guidance 101’ session in Chicago was essentially ‘we’ll get back to you.’

Democrats get a third-party hopeful knocked off Pennsylvania ballot

Pennsylvania Democrats have won legal challenges keeping the left-wing Party for Socialism and Liberation off the battleground state's presidential ballot, at least for now, while a lawyer with deep Republican Party ties is working to help independent candidate Cornel West get on it.

Trump says big downward revision in jobs numbers reveals Biden-Harris team hid economic truth

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump pounced on the news the federal government overstated job creation numbers, blaming the Biden-Harris administration for a "massive scandal" of manipulating data to make their economic policies look good.

House committee subpoenas multiple Columbia officials for documents in antisemitism probe

A House committee announced it has issued subpoenas to six Columbia University officials, accusing them of slow-walking the congressional investigation into rising antisemitic activity at the Ivy League institution.

Ohio identifies 597 noncitizens who voted or registered in recent elections

Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose said that of those cases, 138 were found to have cast ballots and 459 registered but did not vote. They were identified as part of a routine review and referred to Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost.

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