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$400 Checks Won’t Fix New York’s Real Problem Let’s cut through the noise. New York politicians are patting themselves on…

This Labor Day weekend in Chicago, at least 52 people were shot, and seven were killed. Three separate mass shootings…

When Uncle Nearest Premium Whiskey burst onto the scene, it was more than just another brand. It was a victory…

Compassion without results is not compassion. It is waste. And nowhere is that waste clearer than in New York’s mental…

The National Action Network’s call for a March on Wall Street, led by Rev. Al Sharpton, is rooted in a…

Even after the mortgage is gone, families and seniors lose houses they worked a lifetime to pay for — all…

In Mount Vernon, one homeowner’s fight against an eight-story building constructed just inches from her family’s house is more than…

When President Trump authorized a federal law enforcement surge in Washington, D.C., critics wasted no time. They called it federal…

Section 8 was never meant to be permanent. When Congress created the program in 1974, it was billed as a…

When it comes to politics, there is one constant: accusations of “retaliation” and “weaponization” are thrown around so often that…