Today’s Stories

Research conducted by Long Island Life and Politics has concluded that Suffolk has banked over $700 million in reserve funds – much of it due to federal COVID grants – and few people, even legislators, […]

A recent Newsday article presented a prelude to this year’s May school board elections on Long Island, and painted a picture of parent advocates backing down on the issue of inappropriate sexual content found in […]

When it comes to liberals looking the other way on the issue of illegal immigration, the chickens have come home to roost. President Biden’s reversal of the “Remain in Mexico” policy, his call for a […]

How Is a 3.8% Increase within the 2% Tax Cap? One Long Island school district just mailed out a brochure to all the homeowners bragging that it was within the property tax cap. Most of […]

By Will Barclay   After a month-long delay that featured six emergency extenders, secretive meetings and several backdoor deals, the recently passed state budget amounted to another missed opportunity. At a time when inflation remains […]

By Will Barclay After weeks of negotiations and six budget extenders, the final state budget ended up right where it started: too much spending, too much regulation, too many taxes and too many reasons for […]

by Rob Trotta and Steve Levy   While there is a consensus that expanding sewers in Suffolk County could help improve the environment and allow for needed targeted economic expansion, we vehemently oppose unnecessarily raising […]

We are no fans of Alec Baldwin’s liberal policies or erratic disposition, but we call it straight. So when we saw that the actor was being charged with murder in the accidental shooting of a […]

If you want to get a better idea of how bias in the media works, look no further than the two headlines juxtaposed against each other by Newsday and the New York Post regarding a […]