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New York City’s ongoing struggle with violent youth gangs reached a disturbing new low last week when a group of teenage criminals as young as 12 ambushed NYPD officers in the heart of Times Square. These young offenders, affiliated with “Los Diablos de 42,” an offshoot of the notorious Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang, brazenly More
When Tim Walz’s daughter, Hope, shared her deep philosophical take that running is an inherently political act, it struck many as yet another example of progressivism stretching too far. According to Hope, her dad imparted this pearl of wisdom as the first lesson when she took up running in high school. To say the least, More
In recent weeks, an incident has unfolded that speaks volumes about the current state of security at public events, particularly those associated with high-profile cases. During a press conference regarding a sensitive matter, a glaring lapse in security protocols was highlighted. This incident raises critical questions about who gets to dictate the narrative in the More
In recent discussions surrounding the state of the Democratic Party, some have started to question the traditional voting patterns of black Americans. A notable commentator suggested that for far too long, black voters have been manipulated into supporting the Democratic Party without receiving any meaningful benefits in return. This sentiment reflects a growing frustration among More
In the heart of urban America, a troubling myth persists among the youth: that living a life of crime, gang culture, and substance abuse is both glamorous and rewarding. Many young people are drawn to this lifestyle, believing it offers an identity, respect, and a sense of belonging. However, a recent narrative from someone who More
In the latest commendable move to safeguard our nation’s children, Virginia has taken a bold step forward. Governor Glenn Youngkin signed a bill into law that seeks to restrict the rampant social media usage among minors under 16 to just one hour per day. This legislation, outlined in SB854, clearly underscores that protecting our youth More