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“#Putting the lie to lefties’ race baiting for Jussie Smollett” If liberal politicians and Hollywood stars had any shame, they’d be shutting down their social media accounts today. How many times will their rush to judgments be proven false? Jussie Smollett is a liar. This was pretty clear to anyone with common sense after hearing…
“#Another step toward saving NYCHA” Hopes for the city’s beleaguered public housing agency brightened after Real Estate Weekly reported that Related Cos. and NYCHA struck a deal to manage 2,054 apartments in Manhattan, complete $366 million in renovations and construct a new 100-unit building on unused land. Instead of demolishing the Fulton and Chelsea-Elliott Houses,…
“#Biden’s silence on China’s Drug-Pushing and other commentary” From the right: Silence on China’s Drug-Pushing “In the United States, a person dies from a drug overdose every five-and-a-half minutes,” frets John Mac Ghlionn at The American Conservative. Notably, “of the more than 100,000 drug-overdose deaths recorded in 2020, 64,178 involved synthetic opioids like fentanyl” —…
“#Bloomberg doubles down on most important legacy: charter schools” Michael Bloomberg last week vowed to drop a cool $750 million to solidify and expand the charter-school sector across 20 metro areas — including New York City, whose vibrant charters may well prove the most important legacy of his mayoralty. Charters, as Bloomberg notes, are one…
“#NY Times’ Master of Misinformation and more” This column: The New York Times claims The Post exposé on Hunter Biden’s scandalous e-mails is an example of misinformation.NY Post composite; istock; Getty Images We say: In this New York Times whopper of a whopper, Master of Misinformation Ben Smith not only writes about misinformation; he engages…
“#What our longing for the ‘before times’ reveals about our hopes and fears for 2022” Editorial: Will we revert to some semblance of the old normal in 2022? Should we want to? The pandemic has brought us no end of idioms, old and new, from “social distancing” to “covidiot.” Few, though, have served us as…
“#Don’t let the Omicron bug in, Joe!” Joe Biden ran for president saying he was the best person to handle the COVID-19 outbreak. His performance has been middling at best, and he needs to step up to face the most important challenge of his term so far — a dangerous new strain of the virus…
“#Spike in smash-and-grab attacks means bad news for shoppers” Black Friday is famous for its Christmas sales and packed stores, but if the surge in retail theft — brazen attacks by flash mobs — continues, there soon might be no stores left to pack. Places like Los Angeles, the San Francisco Bay Area and Chicago…
“#Biden’s gas-price move doesn’t come close to reversing damage he’s done” President Joe Biden’s move Tuesday to release 50 million barrels of crude from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve may knock a dime or two off what you pay at the pump eventually, but it’ll hardly make up for what he’s already done to boost gas…
“#The ‘green’ in Build Back Better’s green programs will come from YOUR pocket” The just-passed $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill includes tens of billions to fight climate change, including the largest chunk of cash ever, $47 billion, for “resilience.” Yet Build Back Better would make all that look like peanuts — dumping more than half a…