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Gov. Kathy Hochul rushed to the microphones Tuesday to reassure New Yorkers following the Brooklyn subway shootings. She should’ve stood in bed. Out tumbled a jumble of half-thoughts, unfocused and haltingly delivered, underscoring what has been apparent for some time now — which is that New York’s latest accidental governor would be out of her depth in a Buffalo mud puddle. → Read More
Friday, in the blink of an eye, one young life came to a profoundly unjust end and another is in grave danger. → Read More
The full weight of New York’s political establishment bears down on Andrew Cuomo. → Read More
Hell hath no fury like a liberal neighborhood recently mugged by Bill de Blasio. Therein lies a salutary tale. Manhattan’s leftier-than-thou Upper West Side... → Read More
A recent RAND Corporation study reports that Americans spent just shy of $150 billion on illegal narcotics in 2016. The bulk of this money goes to Mexico, which also has become a major conduit into the United States for synthetic opioids like Chinese-manufactured fentanyl, upping the cartels’ take. → Read More
Bill de Blasio, the man who introduced the seven-hour work month to New York’s how-to-be-a-mayor manual, went on “Morning Joe” Friday to... → Read More
Al Sharpton has been making a good living for 35 years now, pushing New York and the nation as far as his bullhorn audacity will carry him — which is pretty damned far for a one-time FBI informer who started with nothing and brought even less to the table. → Read More
The blogger Glenn Reynolds, in his new book, predicts that the digital age will prove as significant to the human race as its adoption of agriculture. He’s... → Read More
Taking stock of a destructive legislative session in the state capital → Read More
General of the Army Dwight D. Eisenhower commanded the battle for Europe — and for the soul of Western civilization — that unfolded over France’s Cotentin Peninsula 75 years ago this morning. → Read More
Parents want more of them, because they work—but Albany opposition remains stubborn. → Read More
When you go to sea in a destroyer, sometimes you rock, sometimes you roll and every so often you slide down a big wave like it was a ski jump. You are, quite... → Read More
Andrew Cuomo has been the big frog in Albany’s budget pond for close to a decade. But time brings new players, new circumstances, and new challenges—and suddenly New York’s governor has less than a week to prove that he’s still king of the lily pads. → Read More
Mayor Bill de Blasio likes to say that there’s plenty of money in New York City, but that it’s in the wrong hands. Chirlane McCray’s, perhaps? The first... → Read More
The former mayor takes a final pass on his presidential aspirations. → Read More
Nobody ever went broke underestimating the nincompoopery of the City Council. Now along comes Upper West Side member Helen Rosenthal to crank up the stupid,... → Read More
Chirlane McCray is the proprietress of ThriveNYC, a mental-health-related something-or-other created four-plus years ago to give a little heft to the conceit that Bill and Chirlane were elected as co-mayors — which is nonsense on stilts. → Read More
Progressives want to reframe even joyous moments from the past into a narrative of oppression. → Read More
So it now costs $5.80 just to sit down in a yellow cab in New York City — $6.30 in the evening. That’s up $2.50, courtesy of Gov. Cuomo and the Albany... → Read More
The mayor blew the Amazon deal, but it’s someone else’s fault—as always. → Read More