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One "big problem" with the executive order aiming to protect the American flag is that "flag burning is clearly protected by the First Amendment, and the Supreme Court has twice affirmed that this is so," writes Robby Soave.

Governor Kathy Hochul took a moment to celebrate at her desk this week, patting herself on the back for figuring out how to curb retail theft. Who would have thought? By arresting shoplifters and proceeding with prosecutions, theft is discouraged!

On Monday, President Donald Trump made a wise decision by signing an executive order that warned of cutting off federal funding to state and local governments that have eliminated cash bail

Brianna Lyman of the Federalist is amazed that Democrats in Washington, D.C., are enraged—not due to the spike in violent crime, but because President Donald Trump acted to address it

Prodding and persuasion have always been key to Trump’s promise to liberate America from tens of millions of illegal aliens.

It's commendable that Mayor Eric Adams is taking legal action against the Campaign Finance Board for its shocking and unfair attempt to manipulate the mayoral election to his disadvantage. He's demanding the board to release the $5 million in matching funds that they've unjustly withheld. An even more effective solution? Eliminate it entirely

Listen – if Hamas is prepared to hand over the living hostages immediately, that's acceptable. However, if they aren't, there's truly nothing to discuss, and Israel should continue with capturing Gaza City and eradicating Hamas completely

New York's appellate division panel, in the latest blow to Democrat lawfare, tossed the ludicrous half-billion-dollar penalty imposed on Donald Trump in a politically spurred civil-fraud case state Attorney General Letitia James should never have been allowed to bring.

President Trump has accelerated efforts to finalize a peace agreement in Ukraine, organizing a rapid summit with Russian leader Vladimir Putin in Alaska, followed by a meeting with European leaders at the White House three days later

MTA boss Janno Lieber laughably downplays the next subway-fare hike a "fare adjustment." But every New Yorkers knows a hike is hike.

According to Jason L. Riley of The Wall Street Journal, notable figures like Tesla’s Elon Musk and OpenAI’s Sam Altman foresee the need for a significant wealth redistribution mechanism to ease concerns about technology replacing human jobs

Donald Trump, he explained, is going to order New York City Republican voters — who always do what they’re told, after all — to forget about Curtis Sliwa, forget about Eric Adams and vote instead for the beloved “Luv Guv.”

Wacko Brooklyn politicians want New York to declare war on the US government by “turning off the power” to 26 Federal Plaza. This, according to Park Slope Assemblyman Robert Carroll and outgoing Bay Ridge Councilman Justin Brannan, is the only way to counter “the soft launch of a fascist regime.”

Let's give a round of applause to Gloucester Township, NJ, for holding parents accountable for the issues their kids create; it's unfortunate that state authorities are eager to exclude parents from being involved in their children's lives

Con Edison is seeking an 11.4% hike to electric bills and 13.3% gas hike — largely thanks to green-energy mandates that Gov. Kathy Hochul embraced along with the rest of the party

Putin seeks domination, not peace

The credibility of the judiciary will keep deteriorating unless elected legislators establish dependable limitations to prevent Judge James Boasberg's future schemes, complain the editors of The Washington Times

Let's express gratitude to Sean Charles Dunn for debunking the myth of an ultra-competent, unbiased federal workforce

The City Council shouldn't be influenced by the arrogant elites attempting to pressure the removal of horse carriages from Central Park

Philip Cunliffe at Compact points out that while the history of Palestinian terrorism doesn't alone render "future acknowledgment of statehood impossible," the main issue is "what exactly is being recognized?"

State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli has just raised a major warning about the state's cash deficit — but don't count on lawmakers to pay attention. Governor Kathy Hochul has requested state agencies to identify $750 million in savings for this year's budget. For next year, the target increases to $3 billion

Zohran Mamdani's ambitious and high-investment plans for New York City are on the verge of colliding with the harsh reality of the state's enormous $36 billion budget shortfall

Mayor Adams deserves a cheer for "Subway Safety Plan" wins, but making the transit system truly safe will mean getting a lot more help to Gotham's seriously mentally ill.

Vice President JD Vance announced on Sunday that the White House is organizing a three-way meeting involving Russian President Vladimir Putin, President Trump, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. This is positive news

One of the saddest parts of Andrew Cuomo's mayoral campaign is his promises to achieve for the city what he couldn't, or didn't, during his more than ten years as New York's governor