Category: Opinion & Editorial
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An Italian Echo Across America
A jar of supermarket sauce can get you into trouble in this column. So can confusing Rocky Balboa with Rocky Marciano. Greg Maresca marks Columbus Day with an affectionate, occasionally…
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Cornell Seven, Courts, Crime, Crime & Law Enforcement, Criminal Justice System, Elections, Elections & Campaigns, Erie County, Frank Parlato, John Flynn, Journalism, Kathy Hochul, Lawfare, Lawfare & Weaponized Justice, Legal News, Lucy Craig, New York Courts, New York Politics, News Article, NYS Governor, Opinion & Editorial, Richard Luthmann, Tish James, TrumpKathy Hochul’s Cornell Seven PsyOp
Kathy Hochul’s Cornell intervention has delivered an election-season rescue narrative before the renewed investigation has delivered a result. Attorney Thomas Giuffra pursues a civil damages case for Cornell Seven Jane…
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Cornell Seven Evidence Before Election Theater Psy-Op
A website carrying court-style branding published information purporting to identify Jane Doe accuser Lucy Craig in the Cornell Seven litigation, attributed that identification to the court, and later became inaccessible.…
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Sworn to Nothing: How SDNY Beat the Wander Leak Motion
Who told Semafor about Joshua Wander’s investigation? This article examines the government declarations and court reasoning that left that question unresolved. Its central distinction concerns who personally swore a denial…
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Lake America Makes Waves
President Donald Trump has redrawn another corner of the federal map. His August 27 executive order directs the U.S. government to replace “Lake Ontario” with “Lake America,” turning a geographic…
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The Kid The Scandal Erased
Everybody reported the kiss. Nobody reported the kid. Nathaniel Cullerton was identified as the married Wachtell partner filmed kissing younger associate Kelsey Borenzweig on a Central Park bench. The Daily…
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Mamdani’s Enemies-List Distraction
Zohran Mamdani’s million-name pied-à-terre tax rollout has produced exactly the spectacle New York’s political class understands: wealthy targets, celebrity addresses, socialist rhetoric and screaming tabloid headlines. Critics call it an…
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Canada Drops the Gloves
Canada’s political class wanted a nationalist spectacle. What it produced was a monument to its own dependency. Canadian officials opened the Gordie Howe International Bridge—a multibillion-dollar gateway whose economic purpose…
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Leave the Gravy Alone: Satire and the Italian soul
A year after Greg Maresca stirred the Sunday gravy with an affectionate roast of Pennsylvania Italians, he returns to the scene of the culinary crime. His original column borrowed the…
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Common Sense Democrats? More Like Crime Scene Democrats
Brian Laline wanted to explain Kamala Harris’s 2024 faceplant and sell Democrats a fantasy comeback under the label “Common Sense Democrats.” Richard Luthmann says the autopsy is already finished. Democrats…
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CBS Radio News Signs Off
CBS News Radio signing off is not just another media-industry footnote. It is the sound of old America unplugging itself from the wall. For nearly a century, CBS Radio carried…
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Scandal in the Age of Exposure
You would think the Deflategate franchise would have smartened up by now. Nope. The New England Patriots — a team already branded by Spygate, Deflategate, and the Aaron Hernandez nightmare…
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Don’t Get Fooled By Brian Laline
Richard Luthmann isn’t buying Brian Laline’s latest meltdown—and neither should you. In a blistering takedown, Luthmann dismantles the Staten Island editor’s claim that Donald Trump is mentally declining over a…