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Raucous ‘pro-Palestine’ protests are killing NYC’s recovery

As the tourist-dependent holiday season gets under way, New York is ill-prepared for a repeat of George Floyd summer, winter edition.

It’s not migrants — saving New York City requires union concessions

It’s a transparent attempt by Adams to lock in big labor’s support for his own mayoral reelection — never mind that he’s selling out...

The New York Times discovers school-lockdown learning loss — three years late

It must be exhausting to work for The New York Times, to study the world like an army of Captain Renaults, suddenly "shocked, shocked!" to discover...

Rioting for Palestine? The left keeps displaying its utter ignorance

A lot of “pro-Palestine” demonstrations strike us as remarkably juvenile — not so much reaching out to persuade fellow Americans as acting out in...

Timothy Cardinal Dolan’s family visit NYC for the first time

Thanksgiving for Timothy Cardinal Dolan meant 10 relatives in from a place called Missouri. New Yorkers have heard of it. Only nobody knows where it is.

Fifty Years of Spectating — R. Emmett Tyrrell’s Rousing Memoir of American Politics

The American Spectator’s irreverent founder hasn’t retreated an inch from his lifelong battle against left-wing ‘Kultursmog.’

GOP Rep. Ken Buck says Speaker Johnson should denounce 2020 stolen election claims, Jan. 6 riot

Rep. Ken Buck, a Colorado Republican who is not seeking reelection next year, praised House Speaker Mike Johnson's governing style but advocated he take a firmer stance against those who agree with former President Donald Trump that the 2020 election was stolen.

Sen. Bennet: Ukraine funding should be approved without negotiation on border

Sen. Michael Bennet (D-Colo.) said Sunday that the proposed aid package to Ukraine should be approved without negotiations on the U.S.-Mexico border.  During an appearance on CBS’s “Face The Nation,” Bennet told moderator Margaret Brennan that he and his Senate colleagues recognize that they have to include funding for Ukraine in the proposed funding request...

Confirm Judge Irma Carrillo Ramierez for the 5th Circuit 

The Senate should promptly confirm Northern District of Texas Magistrate Judge Irma Carrillo Ramirez, who has earned appointment to the Fifth U.S. Circuit and would be the tribunal’s initial Latina jurist. This regional circuit efficaciously resolves substantial numbers of appeals, includes a large judicial cohort, and enjoys a reputation as the most ideologically conservative appellate...

Cindy McCain says Gaza ‘on the brink of famine’

Cindy McCain, director of the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP), said Sunday that Gaza, a strip controlled by the militant group Hamas, is “on the brink of famine” amid the militant group’s war with Israel.  During an appearance on CBS’s "Face the Nation," moderator Margaret Brennan mentioned recent information published by UNICEF, the U.N....

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