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What happens when a white, pregnant physician assistant who just left a 12-hour shift in a New York City hospital is accosted and has her Citi Bike hijacked by a group of troublemakers who are black? The woman is put on leave by her…

Democrats’ years-long “get Trump” campaign culminated on Thursday when a Manhattan grand jury voted to indict the former president. Instead of devoting the time to keeping violent criminals off of New York City’s streets, Manhattan…

New York City Mayor Eric Adams caused quite a stir last week when he questioned the separation of church and state at an annual breakfast of faith-based leaders in Manhattan. “Don’t tell me about no separation of church and state. State is…

In a recent New York Times editorial, Ross Douthat called into question the naive, materialist readings of the new statue of a female pagan deity that was installed outside the New York courthouse. To those who think experimenting with…

On Monday, the Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) filed a federal lawsuit against the New York City Board of Elections for its foreign citizen voting law. Local Law 11, passed by the New York City Council in January, allows…