Op Eds

By Will Barclay In the months following the Cuomo Administration’s March 2020 order forcing nursing homes to accept COVID-positive patients, we have learned the administration leaned heavily on misinformation, cover-ups and outright lies to avoid […]

By Keith Brown With the new school year starting, violence and bullying in our schools have reached a critical level, impacting countless students nationwide. Recent statistics underscore the severity of this issue. According to a […]

Previously Published in The Messenger The headline pretty much sums up the debate held on Tuesday night between former President Donald Trump (R-FL) and Vice President Kamala Harris (D-CA). So, if the headline confirms your […]

Previously Published in USA Today By Kathy Hochul In America today, our babies are more likely to be shot than to die in a car accident. They’re more likely to be murdered with a gun […]

It’s no secret that Republicans out-poll Democrats on almost all the major issues that the American public care about, most especially, the economy, inflation, and immigration. Yet, somehow, the polls are deadlocked. Joe Biden’s presidency […]

We emphasized in our last editorial that Donald Trump’s lack of preparation and tendency to ramble and improv is what caused him to lose his debate with Kamala Harris. Notwithstanding his flaws, it cannot be […]

The polls show Vice President Kamala Harris winning the debate with Donald Trump last night. Part of it was due to low expectations and another element had to do with media bias. But make no […]

By Steve Levy If you watched CNN’s coverage of the arrest of Miami Dolphins star receiver Tyreek Hill, you would have thought that he was a victim of racial animus by a racist police department. […]

Previously Published in The Messenger We see and hear these words plastered on social media, television, and the editorial pages of newspapers every year. But when words are repeated so often, they lose their edge, […]

Albert Einstein defined insanity as repeating the same failed methods over and over again and expecting a different result. That concept applies to the methods employed by our government and academic leaders in New York […]