A sculpture of the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg atop a New York City courthouse is attracting criticism, with observers claiming the statue has a “demonic” appearance and celebratory nature towards abortion. The sculpture, titled “NOW,” was designed by Pakistani American artist Shahzia Sikander, who claims that the statue is part of … Continued
Around 25 people have been charged for their roles in a huge coordinated scheme to sell false and fraudulent nursing degree diplomas and transcripts to aspiring nurses, the Department of Health and Human Services’s Office of Inspector General (HHS-OIG) announced on Jan. 25. HHS-OIG and its law enforcement partners conducted a “multi-state coordinated law enforcement action” dubbed “Operation … Continued
A new, golden idol to abortion stands on top of a New York City courthouse this month, a reminder of the religiosity with which abortion activists defend the mass slaughter of babies in the womb. The “NOW” statue also hints at the satanic: a naked, golden woman with braids fashioned into horns coming out of … Continued
When New York’s first licensed recreational marijuana outlet opened last month, the chief of the state’s Office of Cannabis Management, Chris Alexander, proudly hoisted a tin of watermelon-flavored gummies above the crowd. Outside the Manhattan shop, he displayed another purchase — a jar containing dried flowers of a cannabis strain called Banana Runtz, which some … Continued
New York City Mayor Eric Adams is finally experiencing what people who live near the border have known for years. Adams says New York is at a breaking point due to the number of migrants who keep arriving in the city and needing services. Is Adams going to call out the Biden administration? They are … Continued
A federal court in New York recently blocked a state law that barred guns in “sensitive places,” which includes churches. Plaintiffs argued that the law infringes on the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms. The court contended that the plaintiffs “demonstrated that the State permits countless other private actors hosting secular activities to do what … Continued
A federal judge in October issued a temporary injunction against the state of New York to stop enforcement of a ban on guns in houses of worship. After the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a law in June that required law-abiding New York residents to show “proper cause” to obtain permits to carry concealed, lawmakers … Continued
Documentary filmmaker and Manhattan Institute fellow Chris Rufo criticized The Washington Post for a recent article that he said spread multiple lies about his political views and about Critical Race Theory (CRT), leading to the newspaper issuing a correction on segments of its reporting. In a Twitter thread, Rufo highlighted several excerpts from the article titled “DeSantis moves to … Continued
Rep. Claudia Tenney, R-N.Y. doesn’t anticipate the House speaker election standoff going past the late hours of Friday night — after 15 former GOP holdouts flipped their votes to Rep. Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif. earlier in the day. Plus, there’s the expectation of Rep. Wesley Hunt, R-Texas and Rep. Ken Buck, R-Colo. —who were reportedly absent during the Friday matinée votes — siding with McCarthy, … Continued
Hillary Clinton has been hired as a professor at ivy league Columbia University. As if American higher education wasn’t already completely far left. Clinton is going to teach in their School of International and Public Affairs. The Hill reports: Hillary Clinton joins Columbia University as global affairs professor, presidential fellow Former Secretary of State Hillary … Continued
Of the 23 major financial institutions that work directly with the Federal Reserve, 16 anticipate a recession within the next 12 months, with two anticipating one the year after, according to a survey published by The Wall Street Journal Monday. These institutions, which range from Bank of America to UBS, note that Americans are spending their savings, … Continued
The world welcomed the new year with a packed party in Times Square and fireworks soaring above European capitals, while hoping for an end to the war in Ukraine and a return to post-COVID normality in Asia. It was a year marked by the conflict in Ukraine, economic stresses and the effects of global warming. … Continued
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