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New York Special
by | Feb 28, 2021

New York — I am seated one table over from Jimmy Fallon at Brooklyn’s famous Peter Luger Steak House. The late-night host’s waxen face appears to be frozen in a permanent television smile. His feet levitate an uncomfortable inch off…

by | Dec 30, 2020

New York I drove to Manhattan the other day, totally on a lark, just for a bag of bagels.  It was a short trip. Well, a few hours anyway. But my bagelry of choice is the master of its craft,…

by | Sep 2, 2020

It’s two months out from the election and the New York Times has decided to once again conjure up the specter of Russian interference in American politics. The charges are the same as last time — gullible Americans being brainwashed…

by | Aug 24, 2020

New York City can expect a budget deficit of $9 billion over the next two years amid a flurry of other potentially devastating problems as the financial center struggles to recover from the pandemic and from its disruptive lockdown policy…

by | Jun 3, 2020

At the height of the rioting this past weekend in New York City, Terence Monaham, the chief of the NYPD, hugged demonstrators and took a knee with protesters in Greenwich Village. Calling for an end to the violence in the…

by | May 20, 2020

“We have newspaper people on the payroll, don’t we?” So asks Michael Corleone to Tom Hagen in one of many memorable scenes from The Godfather, a turning point in the film and the life of Michael. For conservatives, The Godfather…

by | Apr 30, 2020

At the same time Gov. Andrew Cuomo was using his daily press briefings to berate President Trump for his inability to provide New York with 36,000 ventilators that his state never needed, along with demanding that the federal government supply…

by | Feb 22, 2020

In the early days of James Madison’s administration, an extended quarrel broke out in the Jewish congregation of New York City. The Jewish community had been organized on the Old World model of a single community structure that then dealt…

by | Oct 16, 2019

It is New York, in early October 1969. Indian Summer, in these pre-Earth Day times, is something everyone can see. An orange, almost atomic sky. Remembering … you are suddenly back there at age 12, closing apartment windows as if…

by | May 22, 2019

Housing shortages are plunging New York City and Los Angeles into crisis. Affordable rents are scarce, families are doubling up, shelters are jam packed, and over one hundred thousand people are sleeping sprawled on the streets of these two cities….

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