The authors argue that tenants should become “the architects of a long-term project of expropriation through which that ...
“You shall possess the land and dwell in it,” God tells the Jewish people in Numbers 33:53. In accordance with this commandment, thousands of Orthodox Jews each year dutifully make Aliyah to the land ...
A new report makes that claim, but its own data say otherwise—and Albany’s paralysis is the real safety hazard.
A clever device invented to end a war. Destruction of the sacred and violence against the innocent. Mayhem. Pillage. Atrocity ...
Many are rightly worried about whether this surge is driven by rising racial or religious animus, and by language like Mamdani’s. But deterring future offenses requires remembering that hate crime ...
An alarming new movement insists that sexual attraction to minors is not a psychiatric disorder to be managed but an identity to be affirmed. Leading this effort is B4U-ACT, a Maryland-based ...
The net outflow of New Yorkers to other states has topped the 1 million mark since 2020, while the flow of migrants into the Empire State from other countries was even larger than originally estimated ...
But not all solutions to the problem are equal. Section 815 of the Senate’s version of the 2027 National Defense ...
California’s welfare machine is bleeding billions a year. And, as we recently reported, few programs are more troubled than the state’s $30 billion, Medi-Cal backed In-Home Supportive Services Program ...
Many ethnic groups moved rightward in the 2024 election, and Native Americans are among them. Seventeen counties with majority-Native American populations swung toward President-elect Donald Trump by ...
Abigail Spanberger, Virginia’s governor-elect, won the 2025 election through a singular focus on the state’s high cost of living, though her plans for reducing those costs were vague. Last month at ...
In recent months, leaders in several cities and states have touted their schools’ sky-high graduation rates. Such figures usually justify celebration—but not when state exams and standardized test ...