May is National Preservation Month. Also known as Historic Preservation Month, the month celebrates the nation’s heritage through historic places. more

Gov. Hochul sparks controversy with remarks on Bronx youth's computer knowledge. Assemblywoman criticizes as harmful. Bronx's diverse strengths overlooked. more

In her recent letter, Anita Dutt refueled baseless narratives defaming Israel. Be they renegade Jews or others, the pro-Palestinian nationwide protesters intimidate Jewish students loyal to their faith and ancient homeland of Israel.  more

The City of Yes for Housing Opportunity initiative will not benefit the people of New York and should be voted down. more

Why does ignorance about the history of Palestine and Israel still persist? I think because people like Anita Dutt and her cohorts either just don’t know it, or then pretend ignorance, and distort the truth in order to advance their own agenda. more

The most important issue that comes even before our unsecured borders is preserving the U.S. Constitution, and the rights written by our Founding Fathers for every American citizen. more

The Colonial Dames' Van Cortlandt House Museum faces scrutiny over outdated membership criteria, prompting a meeting with Community Board 8 to address inclusivity. more

Earlier this year, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a tax package that includes a temporary expansion of the child tax credit, and restores a number of business tax benefits. more

Former House Speaker and current California Democratic congresswoman Nancy Pelosi has some nerve calling on Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu to resign due the ongoing invasion of Gaza, a growing humanitarian crises, and his lack of support for a two state solution. more

Councilman Eric Dinowitz published a news release in late April lamenting — in bold letters, no less — what he described as “disturbing images and videos from the protests at Columbia University.” more