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Remember when Governor Kathy Hochul said “no” to the companies that wanted dramatic increases in the contracts they signed to erect offshore wind turbines? They complained that the original price they put in for the […]

Stopping traffic seems to be the new game that protesters are relying on to get their messages across. To us, it doesn’t matter if your cause is on the far left, the far right or […]

When it comes to fighting rising crime in New York State, Governor Kathy Hochul has been awful. She has been a captive of her far-left flank that ushered in the horrific criminal justice reforms of […]

By Will Barclay It’s been another banner week for New York’s bail reform, as high-profile criminal cases on opposite sides of the state highlight how Democrats’ misguided 2019 “reforms” continue to undermine public safety and […]

Was Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman politically grandstanding when he issued an executive order banning biological males from playing on sports teams in county facilities, or was he making a gallant gesture on behalf of […]

At first blush, it’s hard to determine if the recent lawsuit by New York State Attorney General Letitia James against JBS Company, the largest beef producer in America, is designed to protect consumers from false […]

By Keith Brown The murder of Georgia nursing student Laken Riley was committed by a migrant who federal authorities claim was previously arrested and released on a lesser charge in Queens. The choice to release […]

By Raymond A. Tierney and Dr. Jeffrey L. Reynolds New York’s roads are deadlier than ever. With the legalization of personal use quantities of marijuana and New York’s antiquated impaired driving laws, which have not […]

By Will Barclay It’s no surprise New Yorkers expressed dissatisfaction with the state’s direction in this week’s Siena College poll. We are almost two full months into 2024, and Governor Kathy Hochul and her legislative counterparts […]

By Scott M. Davis   In recent months, you have likely heard a great deal about the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) and the hundreds of millions of dollars that Nassau County has received through this […]