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Nassau IDA Claws Back Tax Breaks  We’ve been very critical of the Nassau Industrial Development Agency over the years for approving tax breaks for parking lots and storage garages. The purpose of the agency is […]

By Will Barclay Earlier this month, I wrote to the Public Service Commission (PSC) to express my concerns about yet another example of government overreach in New York State. Last year, the Renewable Action through […]

We’re not quite sure what President Trump, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and Vice President JD Vance meant when they said we will “walk away” if the two sides in the Russia/Ukrainian conflict do not […]

By Steve Levy Comedian Bill Maher, the host of Real Time with Bill Maher on HBO and CNN, had an interesting monologue at the end of his show last week. He criticized Trump’s efforts to […]

Previously Published in The Messenger By Raheem Soto In government, delays have costs—and in New York, the bill often lands on someone else’s desk. As Albany continues to stall on a final state budget this […]

Newsday had a splendid exposé on the enormously oversized impact teachers unions have on our school boards and school district policy. Amazingly, almost 40% of candidates serving on our school boards are either teachers or […]

Previously Published in The Messenger By Ray Tierney Parents put their children on the school bus each morning, trusting they’ll return home.  Seniors walk their dogs, assuming their neighborhoods are safe.  These are not luxuries; […]

By Steve Levy Soon after leaving public office, I wrote the book entitled Bias in the Media, which reflected my observation of how the mainstream media possesses a far-left perspective and tilts its articles with […]

By Seth I. Koslow As I fight tooth and nail for every dollar, every program, every piece of support for my constituents, I can’t help but ask the question that’s on a lot of people’s […]

By John Parker Earth Day is an American tradition with a purpose. Its promise remains as vital today as ever.  But in countless ways, it is more important than in 1970 when the tradition started. […]