Opinion

When families move to the suburbs, it comes with expectations of a quiet neighborhood, good schools, and low crime, among other things. Last November, voters on Long Island expressed their concerns about crime by electing Republicans on federal, state, and local levels, in protest of bail reform passed by Democratic lawmakers in Albany.

So after over three years of lying to the public, some federal organizations are finally admitting that there is a possibility that COVID-19, the virus that decimated the global economy and killed millions of people around the world, may have originated at the virology lab in Wuhan. Anyone who was surprised by this announcement is the last remaining constituency of government bureaucrats who feed on the gullibility of the masses.

Over the last few months, yeshivos have come under fire in New York City with allegations that these Orthodox Jewish private schools fail to provide sufficient secular education. Some have called for increased regulation of these institutions. The criticism overlooks the valuable role yeshivos play in our communities. It is too easy to allow a generalization or misperception to define an entire community, and those falsehoods malign an entire people.

Two brothers were killed in a horrific terrorist attack.  No, it’s not the two brothers who were mowed down by a Palestinian in a car-ramming attack. Those two brothers were 6 and 8 years old.  The two brothers killed this weekend managed to reach the ages of 21 and 19 before another Palestinian shot them to death. 

Three weeks ago, Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy gave 41,000 hours of footage from the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021, to Fox News host Tucker Carlson. In the intervening time between then and Carlson’s revelations from the reviewing of those tapes, the Left has twisted themselves into knots, frightened of what those times will reveal about their years of lies about what happened that day. Democrats’ incompetence and propensity to cover-up their falsehoods turn a simple move by McCarthy into a Grandmaster-level chess move.

In the upcoming June Democratic primary for the Queens District Attorney (DA) position, former Queens Supreme Court administrative judge George Grasso is challenging incumbent Melinda Katz. Grasso, who retired before his judicial term ended to run for DA, has garnered support from former NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton, who endorsed Grasso on Monday.