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OPINION: Biden losing Millennials as 2024 rapidly approaches
President Joe Biden, who is seeking reelection in 2024, before he was elected in 2020, enjoyed national polling leads among key age demographics across the
OPINION: Russian uprising remains a mystery
Recent events in Russia have been surprising, even shocking. When the private army employed by Russia’s Wagner Group left Ukraine and moved toward Moscow last
OPINION: New York’s Radical Climate Agenda is Getting Out of Hand
There does not seem to be any limit to how far New York State’s left wing will go in the name of climate-change extremism. Since
OPINION: In the Constitution, Congress Comes First — In Real Life, Not So Much
There is a reason the founders started with Congress when they created the blueprint for our representative democracy. It’s the institution closest to the American
OPINION: Overlooked Priorities Mark a Disappointing Albany Session
As legislators, we are charged with developing legislation to improve public safety, the economy, and the quality of life here in New York state. Unfortunately,
OPINION: Politicians take diverse roads to leadership
I wrote recently about international Leaders, world-changing figures Like Nelson Mandela and Mikhail Gorbachev. Today, I want to give credit to women and men I
OPINION: Federal Reserve pauses interest-rate hikes for now
The Federal Reserve has halted increasing its target interest rate, the Federal Funds Rate, at 5 percent to 5.25 percent, as consumer inflation reported by
OPINION: Remembering Remarkable Leaders
Nelson Mandela would walk into a room, and it would light up immediately. He had an eye-catching smile and a compelling, captivating personality. He exemplified
OPINION: Ignoring Crime Won’t Make It Go Away
The Assembly majority conference in late May] blocked a package of bills designed to, among other things, curb rampant criminal recidivism, hold child murderers accountable,
OPINION: This is How Divided Government Should Work
Before the memory of the recent debt-ceiling negotiations disappears and we confront the next new drama in Washington, D.C., let’s pause a moment to acknowledge
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