109th Mayor of New York City from 2014 to 2022
Editors at National Review Online ponder new information about the federal government’s top COVID scold. When Anthony Fauci appears before Senator Rand Paul and the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and…
Michael Brendan Dougherty writes for National Review Online about an interesting development in Latin America. A one-time favorite of America’s political left is showing his true colors. For those who…
Teacher Mike Dowd writes for the New York Post about the decay of public education in the nation’s largest city. Officials love to brag about the 84% graduation rate for…
Frederick Hess of the American Enterprise Institute explains how Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin is setting a good example for fellow Republicans. The public wins when Democrats and Republicans are both…
Editors at National Review Online offer a rare piece of praise for New York City’s mayor. While explaining why New York City would begin removing mentally ill people from the…
Tevi Troy explains how New Yorkers can recover from the “debacle” of Bill de Blasio’s tenure as mayor. As Bill de Blasio’s tenure as mayor of New York City concludes,…
The New York City Council wants to allow non-citizens to vote in local elections. Even outgoing far-left Mayor Bill de Blasio is hesitant about taking this step (emphasis is mine):…
Rich Lowry writes at National Review Online about policies designed to end gifted-and-talented programs in public schools. Gifted students have to check their privilege and get over themselves. It doesn’t…
Joy Pullmann of the Federalist ponders the decision to kill off gifted education in New York City. As if the striver types who keep New York City’s lights on need…
Christopher Bedford of the Federalist highlights a political problem for the Democratic Party and its approach to law enforcement. The Democratic nominee for mayor of New York City launched a…
Brad Miner writes for National Review Online about a decline in public etiquette. Would I be wrong to say there is incivility in American life? It’s not so much —…
Jim Geraghty of National Review Online notes a disturbing tendency among some political observers. They believe placing “the right people” in charge of government will solve any problem. [D]id the…