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Adams’ smart migrant move could help the city’s overburdened shelters — and migrants themselves

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A hint of common sense has emerged in the Adams’ administration policy toward the wave of migrants crowding the hotels once occupied by the...

Americans aren’t buying Bidenomics — because they’ve heard the lies before

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Recent polls show only 39% of US adults approve of President Biden’s economic leadership, and a majority of the country has disapproved of his...

US soldier Travis King’s mad, doomed dash to North Korea

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Foreigners rarely seek safety in North Korea — for good reason. The Kim regime guarantees its survival through internal terror and external threats.

‘Raise the Age’ laws are making youth crime worse

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A rise in teens committing and becoming victims of crime is likely been exacerbated by policies such as “Raise the Age” initiatives aimed at...

Fed prosecutor’s right: It’s time for a receiver to take over Rikers

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When it comes to the hellish conditions at Rikers, nothing could be clearer: The jail facility is in urgent need of new management.

Yet more teens killing teens — as Hochul & Co. stand by flawed Raise the Age law

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New Yorkers are right to be horrified by the explosion of gun violence involving teen shooters and victims over the past few days.

Typical Biden: We’re only NOW cutting funding for the Wuhan lab that likely caused COVID

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Wuhan lab funding? The White House is cutting it THREE YEARS too late.

Justice Thomas’s Critics on Affirmative Action Prove His Point

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Because affirmative action causes some people to question others’ achievements, it perpetually harms individuals who would have succeeded without it.

Senate Passes Measure to Ensure Presidents Don’t Unilaterally Withdraw from NATO

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Donald Trump, who is the frontrunner for the 2024 Republican nomination, has repeatedly threatened to pull out of the alliance.

Wesleyan Ends Legacy Admissions Following Supreme Court Decision on Affirmative Action

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John Hopkins in Baltimore, MIT in Boston, and the liberal arts school, Amherst College, in Massachusetts all announced similar moves in recent weeks.
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