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Students should be given multiple pathways to graduation, including skipping out on testing such as Regents Exams and other methods of gauging student achievement, according to the head of New York’s teachers union.  Read More.

A fingerprint on a ransom note led to the arrest of a man who allegedly kidnapped nine-year-old Charlotte Sena from New York’s Moreau Lake State Park, setting off an Amber Alert and scrambling search parties after she disappeared on an outing with her family.  Read More.

Giving up on his sanctuary city signaling after more than 120,000 migrants flooded into New York, Mayor Eric Adams is heading south of the border to tell them to stop coming. Read More.

The United States finds itself at a crossroads as it debates whether to provide an additional $24 billion in aid to Ukraine. These deliberations come against a backdrop of escalating tensions in Eastern Europe and growing economic uncertainties at home. Read More.

As we enter a new fiscal year, the specter of a government shutdown hovers in the background. With that in mind, it is crucial to break down what this term means, how it comes about, and the real-world consequences it can yield for the American public. Read More.

New York State's much-debated pay transparency law, officially in effect as of September 17, 2023, mandates that businesses with four or more employees must now include compensation ranges in all job, promotion, and transfer opportunity advertisements. Read More.

The Town of Brookhaven is poised to empower first-time eligible homebuyers again with a generous down payment assistance program offering up to $39,000. Read More.

In a recent audit conducted by New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli, fiscal management issues within the Nourish New York program (Nourish NY) have come to light. Read More.

A report from the Department of Homeland Security's Office of Inspector General (OIG) has revealed significant lapses in recording addresses for migrants released into the United States. Read More.

The nation passed a grim milestone recently when the death of a New York City fireman from a 9/11 illness equaled the number of firefighters, 343, who perished when the Twin Towers collapsed.  Read More.

After being carjacked near the Capitol, Rep. Henry Cuellar (D., Texas) raised eyebrows by contrasting the safety of his border hometown to that of Washington, D.C. Read More.

Republican Senate hopeful Matt Dolan, an affluent state senator and part-owner of the Cleveland Guardians, reported raising $4.1 million in the recent third quarter for his Ohio Senate campaign. Read More.

In light of recent Congressional developments, President Joe Biden conveyed his apprehensions regarding delivering promised aid to Ukraine during a pivotal conversation with global counterparts. Read More.

New York officials have put their heads together and found 18,000 jobs that can be filled by the immigrants that have flooded into the state. Read More.

Residents of New City got a taste of the Democrat solution to the migrant crisis when officials of the village about 40 miles north of Manhattan discovered 31 immigrants crammed into a single-family home.  Read More.