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By Steve Levy A controversial measure that would, for the first time, allow terminally ill individuals to seek physician assistance in dying with dignity is sitting before Governor Hochul for her signature or veto. We […]

As we approach Columbus Day, fewer and fewer governments are honoring the great explorer, though President Trump has just “reclaimed” the holiday after the explorer. Closer to home, the town of Huntington, which usually has […]

We happen to think that New York Congressman Michael Lawler (R-Pearl River) is an effective, articulate lawmaker, who is often willing to work in a bipartisan manner. But we were a bit taken aback by […]

Since the attempted genocide against Israel by Hamas terrorists on October 7, 2023, Israeli leaders, especially Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, also known as Bibi, have come under sharp criticism by the liberal media worldwide […]

The Trump administration has put out signals that it might not be obliged to pay all of the federal workers who were showing up during the shutdown. It’s understood that when there is a shutdown, […]

By Steve Levy The present federal government shutdown was, to many, obviously prompted by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer’s need to show he’s willing to fight Donald Trump so he could mitigate a potential primary […]

Previously Published in The Messenger New York’s energy policies are nothing short of backwards.  Let us be clear: there is absolutely nothing wrong with pursuing clean energy initiatives. We’re all for it, but as long […]

By Steve Levy There’s a reason so many Americans are disgusted with the duplicity of their leaders. This disillusionment is exacerbated by the awful hypocrisy exhibited by U.S. Representative Mikie Sherrill, the Democratic candidate for […]

Newsday and other media outlets published a story last week on the emergence of a new organization that focuses on interrupting the peaceful dinners and gatherings of those they seem to be privileged.  These outlets […]

Previously Published in The Messenger By Nick LaLota For years, leaders in both parties have acknowledged that government shutdowns are reckless, put millions at risk, and waste valuable time Congress should spend doing the people’s […]