Op Eds

There’s good and bad for both parties in the midterm’s red ripple. So the anticipated red wave in this midterm election morphed into a red ripple. It’s a disappointment for fierce Republican partisans who wanted […]

Few people are paying attention to the ballot propositions that New Yorkers will be voting on this upcoming election. Here is a rundown of each proposition.   NYS Proposition Number One Proposition Number One is […]

It’s the same story almost every year — parents rushing out of work early to get back home and escort their children to go trick-or-treating on the night of a workday. It’s late and it’s […]

The case for Zelenskyy: Over the last century, Time magazine would name its Person of the Year each December to great fanfare.  It might be the person who had the greatest positive effect on the […]

The Connetquot School District is coming under fire from gay activist groups, and even the New York State governor’s office, for upholding its no-flag policy that prohibits a teacher from displaying a pride flag in […]

By Steve Levy Spending caps work. That is the conclusion reached by the Center for Cost Effective Governance after reviewing spending and/or tax caps that have been implemented in approximately 30 states. High-spending states underperform […]

In the early 1990s, many observers concluded that New York City was simply ungovernable. Over two thousand murders a year. Porno theaters and prostitutes identified Times Square. Squeegee men intimidated motorists as they drove out […]