Humor
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New York, July 17, 2026: Summer with a Hint of Canadian Campfire
Today in New York, it’s 88°F, the humidity feels like a Turkish steam bath, and Canadian wildfire smoke…
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Mayor Mamdani Expands Next Mile NYC, Connecting Rikers Detainees and New Yorkers on Probation to Careers in the High-Paying Trucking Industry
Mayor Mamdani Expands Taxpayer-Funded Trucking Program for Rikers Detainees and New Yorkers on Probation New York City is…
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Nick Shirley Took His Fraud Investigation to the Senate. Most Democrats Left Their Chairs to Handle It.
The independent journalist described day-care centers without children, adult-care programs with impossible enrollment figures, billions in public money—and…
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Socialists Won in New York — and Democrats Suddenly Remembered Capitalism
On June 23, 2026, New York Democrats held their congressional primaries. A primary is the election in which…
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Trump Points at Kharg Island — and Iran’s Oil Starts Updating Its Résumé
Iran’s government has spent decades perfecting a highly sophisticated military strategy: First, threaten the United States. Second, threaten…
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To Fight New York’s Bureaucracy, City Hall Proposes Another Commission
New York City officials have unveiled a new campaign to help small businesses escape excessive regulation, delayed inspections,…
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New York: Nick Shirley Asked One Question — and Accidentally Opened the World Congress of the Offended
On Canal Street in Manhattan, everything was proceeding as usual. The sidewalks were covered with handbags from famous…
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Elon Musk Accuses California of Legalizing Election Fraud
Elon Musk has thrown his support behind Spencer Pratt’s attack on California’s election system, declaring in characteristically blunt…
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Empty Stores, Bright Lights: Is NYC Still a City for Business?
The city Mamdani inherited. News 12 Brooklyn’s Post : The former Macy’s building in Downtown Brooklyn is lit…
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NFL Fans Furious Over “Woke” Halftime Show Rumors — Bad Bunny, Dresses, and a Super Bowl Backlash
In a new segment, conservative commentator Benny Johnson argues that America’s biggest sports leagues are paying a price…