Op Eds

By Steve Levy It seems everyone had an opinion after the tragic slaying of conservative leader Charlie Kirk at a Utah university. Some partisans on the left tried to say this all stems from the […]

On September 14, Empire Report published an op-ed by Governor Kathy Hochul about the alarming rise of political violence in America—and the responsibility we all have to to stop it. Text of the op-ed can […]

Throughout the 2024 campaign, we heard repeatedly from Democrats and the legacy media that Donald Trump was a threat to democracy. No doubt, he can be uncouth and often does things that require pushback, but […]

Thirty-one-year-old conservative political commentator Charlie Kirk was shot dead at a rally he was hosting at Utah Valley University. It doesn’t matter whether Kirk was a liberal or conservative. It doesn’t matter if his assailant […]

Previously Published in The Messenger The chilling murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska is unfortunately yet another episode in the overall saga of rampant crime, repeat offenders, and a porous justice system that seems as […]

Previously Published in The Messenger “Development” is often a word that stokes a lot of fear, uncertainty, and disdain. We haven’t seen communities become divided over much else, and if there’s anything to stoke distrust […]

By Steve Levy The fiery exchange between Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr. and senators from both sides of the aisle raises a very important question as to the future of that department. It’s no […]

Previously Published in The Messenger So many people are tuned out to politics entirely because of just how divisive and nasty the arena has been for about fifteen to twenty years now, with tensions having […]

By Steve Levy The New York Times and CNN were apoplectic over a new community that’s being built in Arkansas called “Return to the Land” that would be reserved for straight, white people. Their outrage […]

Previously Published in The Messenger The “tip of the spear” is the apt description for Suffolk County in terms of turning New York red, or at least competitive. The comparison was imparted to us last […]