New York Post Endorses Rep. Lee Zeldin for Governor
June 17, 2022 by
The New York Postâs editorial board has endorsed Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-NY) for New York governor less than two weeks from the stateâs gubernatorial primary. Zeldin is the âbest choiceâ to win and govern in the face of a Democrat-controlled legislature, the Post said. The Post wrote: The state has, for the first time in a…
WATCH â 25-Year-Old Attacked in Vicious New York City Robbery: Police
May 22, 2022 by
New York City police are searching for two suspects they say punched, stabbed, and slashed a 25-year-old man during a vicious robbery in the Bronx earlier this month. The New York City Police Department (NYPD) Crime Stoppers said the caught-on-camera robbery, seen below, occurred in the 8srcsrc block of East 167th Street in the Bronx…
Andrew Giuliani: I will sign Florida-style Parental Rights law in New York | Wake Up America
April 11, 2022 by
Crime Jumps 36.5 Percent in New York City as Bail Laws Shape Gubernatorial Race
April 7, 2022 by
Overall index crime in New York City jumped a staggering 36.5 percent last month compared to March of 2021 as the stateâs soft on crime bail laws begin to shape the 2022 gubernatorial race. There were 1267 robberies city-wide in March, which is a 48.4 percent leap from the 854 robberies in March of 2021,…
New York Times: Biden wanted Trump prosecuted | American Agenda
April 4, 2022 by
NYPD: Assailants Batter Woman on New York City Train in Unprovoked Attack
March 27, 2022 by
Two suspects remain on the loose after police say they repeatedly punched a 28-year-old woman aboard a New York City subway train earlier this month. The New York City Police Departmentâs (NYPD) Crimes Stoppers released surveillance footage of the suspects believed to be responsible for the March 2 attack. Watch Below: WANTED for ASSAULT: On…
Lawsuit Alleges Homeless Man Raped Woman in New York City Church
March 13, 2022 by
A New York City woman and her husband have filed a lawsuit claiming that in 2src19, a homeless man beat and raped her in a Manhattan church until a priest intervened. The plaintiffs, identified in the filing as âJane Doeâ and âJohn Doe,â filed the lawsuit in New York Supreme Court against the Archdiocese of…
New York Senate Democrats Apologize for Comparing Climate Change to 9/11
March 10, 2022 by
Two New York State Senate Democrats have apologized for comparing climate change to the terrorist attacks of September 11. Sen. Rachel May of Syracuse and Sen. Robert Jackson of New York City sparked a whirlwind of criticism on Tuesday when they posed with a banner that featured a plane on a collision course with the…
FACT CHECK: Did The New York Times Publish This Headline About Narendra Modi?
February 24, 2022 by
An image shared on Facebook allegedly shows a front page of The New York Times declaring Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi as the âworldâs most loved and most powerful leader.â Verdict: False The headline is digitally altered. The New York Times refuted the claim in September 2021. Fact Check: Modi has served as Indiaâs prime…
Judge rules Trump must testify in New York AG James probe | Lee Zeldin | ‘Greg Kelly Reports’
February 21, 2022 by
WATCH: New York Democrat Max Rose Says United States Is the ‘Saudi Arabia of White Supremacist Ideology’
February 17, 2022 by
Former New York Democrat Rep. Max Rose, who was unseated by Rep. Nicole Malliotakis (R-NY) in 2020 and is running in an attempt to reclaim his old seat, claimed the United States is the âSaudi Arabia of white supremacist ideologyâ during a recent online forum. âAt this point, the United States of America is the Saudi Arabia…
Peter Schweizerâs âRed-Handedâ Hits #1 on New York Times Bestseller List for 3rd Week in a Row
February 17, 2022 by
Photo: Nicole Myhre Peter Schweizerâs blockbuster new book Red-Handed: How American Elites Get Rich Helping China Win has landed at number one on the New York Times bestseller list for the third week in a row since its release by HarperCollins. Schweizer, whose past books have sparked an FBI investigation and exposed congressional insider trading that spearheaded groundbreaking legislation,…
New York Lawsuit Challenges Voting by Non-Citizens
February 5, 2022 by
NEW YORKâFour black registered voters have asked the New York Supreme Court to declare âvoidâ a New York City law that gives the right to vote in municipal elections to an estimated 800,000 foreign residents. Passed by the city council in December 2021, the amendment to the city charter allows permanent residents and persons authorized…
New York Times Hits 10 Million Subscriptions Goal Early With Athletic Deal
February 3, 2022 by
The New York Times Co. has met its target of 10 million subscriptions three years ahead of schedule thanks to its purchase of The Athletic, a win for the newspaper that has staked its future on the success of its digital business. The Times gained more than a million subscriptions in its $550 million deal…
New York Post: Time to Appoint a Special Counsel on Hunter Biden
February 2, 2022 by
The time has come to fully and publicly investigate Hunter Bidenâs financial activities, the editorial board of the New York Post posited Tuesday, adding the U.S. attorney in Delaware began the process back in 2018 before quietly letting the issue fade from view. The Post acknowledged the challenges confronting any Justice Department seeking to investigate the…
Idaho Governor Sends in National Guard Over Staffing Shortages
January 31, 2022 by
Idaho Gov. Brad Little on Monday activated his stateâs National Guard due to staffing shortages at several state agencies. The 75 or so Guard members will be used to assist Primary Health and the Idaho Department of Correction, which are both experiencing staffing shortages due to COVID-19 absences, his office said in a statement. Little said…
Joe Rogan Vows More Balance on Podcast; Sony To Buy Bungie for $3.6 Billion | NTD Business
January 31, 2022 by
Joe Rogan is vowing to do better on his Spotify podcast and offer more viewpoints on COVID-19 vaccines. Spotify also announced a new measure. Sony is planning to buy Bungie, the video game developer that made âHaloâ. What does this big-ticket investment mean for Sony? Blue chip investors keep piling into the crypto sector. Crypto exchange…
China Outlines Plan to Become a âSpace Powerâ in New White Paper
January 31, 2022 by
The Chinese regime is on a mission to become a global leader in space exploration, technology, and law-making, according to an official white paper released on Jan. 28. âTo explore the vast cosmos, develop the space industry, and build China into a space power is our eternal dream,â Chinese leader Xi Jinping is quoted by the…
US Prosecutor Issued Grand Jury Subpoena for Hunter Biden Bank Records Connected to China
January 31, 2022 by
A U.S. attorney issued a grand jury subpoena for the bank records of President Joe Bidenâs son and brother in 2019, according to documents released to the public for the first time in January. David Weiss, the U.S. attorney for the District of Delaware, passed the subpoena onto JP Morgan Chase Bank for the bank…
New York Democrats Unveil New Congressional Map That Is âBrutalâ For Republicans
January 31, 2022 by
Democrats in New York proposed a new congressional map Sunday that could eliminate half of the stateâs Republicans in the House of Representatives.The new lines give Democrats an advantage in 22 of the stateâs 26 congressional districts ahead of Novemberâs midterm elections. Despite their advantage, however, the map may be less aggressive than what some…
New York Governor Extends Mask Mandate
January 29, 2022 by
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul on Friday announced an extension to the stateâs indoor mask mandate through Feb. 10. This is the second time the mask mandate has been extended since Hochul came into office in August 2021. âWeâll be extending that just through Feb. 10,â Hochul said…
FACT CHECK: Did The New York Post Share A Satellite Image Of Russian Troops In A âLetâs Go Brandonâ Formation?
January 29, 2022 by
An image shared on Facebook purportedly shows a tweet from the New York Post that includes a satellite image of Russian troops in a âLetâs Go Brandonâ formation.Verdict: False The image has been photoshopped to include the âLetâs Go Brandonâ message. The original tweet from the New York Post features a different image. Fact Check:…
Sarah Palin defamation trial against New York Times delayed until February after she tests positive for COVID
January 25, 2022 by
Sarah Palin’s defamation trial against the New York Times has been delayed after the former Alaska governor tested positive for coronavirus. Manhattan federal court Judge Jed Rakoff announced Palin’s diagnosis in court on Monday, according to reports, noting that Palin was unvaccinated. She received a separate positive test Monday morning, leading the judge to push […]
2 New York City cops shot, 1 killed, in deadly exchange with suspect, police say
January 22, 2022 by
Two New York City police officers were shot in a Harlem gunfight Friday night â one fatally and one critically wounded â days after a 16-year-old boy allegedly wounded another officer in the Bronx, according to police sources. An NYPD spokesperson confirmed that two officers had been shot near 119 West 135th Street in the […]
New York Fed Survey Shows Manufacturing Growth Abruptly Stalled
January 18, 2022 by
The growth of the manufacturing sector in New York state abruptly and unexpectedly stalled in the first weeks of 2src21, a survey from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York showed Tuesday. After eighteen months of positive readings indicating growth, the general business conditions of the New York Fedâs Empire State Manufacturing Survey fell a…
New York Times Complains CDC Victimized by ‘Imperfect Science’
January 17, 2022 by
Al Drago – Pool/Getty Images The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has been victimized by âimperfect science,â the New York Times complained Monday. While the establishment media throughout the pandemic have urged Americans to âtrust the scienceâ because it is the âonly method we have of understanding the world,â the Times acknowledged that science is imperfect. The revelation…
New York City can expect to see more brazen crime this year
January 15, 2022 by
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Editorâs note: The following column was first published in City Journal. Less than a week ago, New Yorkers closed the book on a year that saw 485 murdersâa slight rise over 2020, which saw a massive increase over 2019. Along with marking the end of Bill de Blasioâs […]