Category: Public Policy
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Empire State of Decay
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New York does not fall in one day. Neither did Rome. Civilizations decay first in the daily habits of public life, when laws become optional, authority becomes theatrical, and spectacle…
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NY Pols Fumble Knicks Win
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The Knicks gave New York its first NBA championship since 1973, and for one glorious night, the city felt whole again. Jalen Brunson’s 45-point masterpiece delivered more than a title.…
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Congress Fumbles College Sports
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The Cruz-Cantwell “Protect College Sports Act of 2026” arrives dressed as a bipartisan rescue mission for a college athletics system drowning in NIL confusion, antitrust pressure, transfer madness, television money,…
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Cancer Behind Bars
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The Supreme Court narrowed compassionate release in Rutherford, but it did not kill mercy. It pushed the fight back where it belongs: serious illness, medical neglect, custody control, and human…
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Frank Rose Fought Back
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(WASHINGTON, D.C.) – Frank A. Rose was trusted with America’s nuclear arsenal. Cleared by the FBI. Confirmed by the Senate. Appointed by President Biden. Then, almost overnight, he was politically…