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New data prove it: ‘Supportive housing’ is no cure-all for mentally ill homeless

Politico reported, the city’s main supportive-housing program, NYC 15/15, is falling far short of its production targets.

Congress must move to stop Beijing from making US rely on Chinese firms

The greatest threat to US national security comes from Beijing’s success in undermining the resilience and autonomy of our industrial base.

City Council’s latest power grab is a fight Mayor Adams must win

In an outrageous bid to grab more power — but not an ounce of added accountability — City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams and her...

A sad legacy of Brown v. Board, end Congress’ spending addiction and other commentary

“When the Supreme Court delivered its historic Brown v. Board of Education ruling 70 years ago on May 17,” it hoped to produce better...

Representatives Lawler, Torres Pitch Antisemitism Monitors on College Campuses

The representatives argue that the bill, if signed into law, would fix a situation in which the Department of Education is unprepared to address...

Arizona Senate Postpones Considering Republican-Backed Immigration Ballot Measure

The proposal would empower state law enforcement to arrest illegal immigrants and empower local judges to deport them.

Divided Second Circuit Denies En Banc Review in PLO Terrorism Cases

Over the recorded dissents of four judges, the Second Circuit last week denied en banc review of two panel decisions that ruled that the...

Jewish Students Sue Haverford College over Hostile Environment toward Jews on Campus

The filing includes allegations of school administrators engaging in antisemitic rhetoric and refusing to take action in the face of harassment against Jews.

House targets D.C. home rule by passing bill that would give Congress oversight on public safety

House lawmakers looking to restore congressional oversight over the District of Columbia passed a bill Wednesday that would give Congress more control over public safety in the city.

Democrats raise concerns about Republicans ‘meddling’ in competitive Oregon primary

A new political action committee has begun pouring money into a key Oregon swing district just days before the Democratic primary there, raising questions about whether Republicans are trying to tilt the scales in the contest.

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