Opinion
A hand up — not a handout — for public-housing tenants? NYC says ‘no way’
President Trump wants to give New York City the tools it needs to do something about its public-housing system’s dire problems. NYCHA is turning him down flat.
I’m the surrogate mother trying to save a baby’s life — but the biological parents wanted an abortion
Surrogate mother McKenna West is in a multi-state legal battle after defying the biological parents’ orders to abort a baby with a serious but treatable heart defect.
The DSA’s leaders are so privileged they can’t even see the insanity of their ideas
NYC Democratic Socialists of America leaders like Gustavo Gordillo come from extreme wealth and million-dollar homes while pushing socialism.
Miranda Devine: Jon Ossoff’s disgustingly sly and sexist attack on Trump aide Natalie Harp backfires big time
Does Ossoff really think a hard-working single professional woman can’t succeed without sleeping with her boss?
Deadbeat AOC’s student-loan mooching should be a red flag to her 2028 supporters
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez earns $173,000 a year but still owes up to $19,000 in student loans, sparking outrage over her unpaid debt.
Hayden Panettiere was offered up to Hollywood’s crushing machine by the very people who should have protected her
For all the sequels and remakes pumped out by Hollywood, the most overplayed storyline is the death or downfall of a once luminous child star. Hayden Panettiere is now, sadly, one of them
DEI made Jason Arday’s career — and its cult of woke killed him
The Jason Arday tragedy is proof positive: Wokeness makes false gods and real tragedies — and the politics of identity is a disaster for all, black and white alike.
NYC’s deadly e-bike crisis is getting worse — and only Albany can tackle it
Pass Priscilla’s Law — and finally give New York City the e-bike licensing system that residents demand.
Tish James snoozes as NYC charity burns tens of millions
The West Harlem Development Corp. is a poster child for the neglect and deep-rooted waste that defines so much “economic development” in New York — and that, no doubt, is why Tish James won’t do a thing about it.
Democrats’ South Carolina presidential-primary scheme is a last-ditch effort to hold off the DSA
The fix is in: The Democratic establishment thinks it’s hit upon a strategy both for keeping control of the party out of the DSA’s hands and wresting the South away from Republicans.