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The Shutdown, the Senate, and the Price of Political Theater
There are no permanent victories in politics—only trade-offs. What we saw in the U.S. Senate this week was a case study in that reality....
THE MAMDANI FACTOR: HOW NEW YORK’S “TAX THE RICH” AGENDA IS BOXING IN GOVERNOR HOCHUL
New York politics has always been a tug-of-war between ambition and arithmetic. But with the rise of Zohran Mamdani, that tension has reached a...
Houston Steps Up: The First City to Recruit NYPD Officers After Mamdani’s Win
When Houston’s Police Officers’ Union posted, “NYPD, are you disgusted with the election of Zohran Mamdani? Join us!”—it wasn’t just a trolling post. It was...
The ACA Offer and the Counteroffer: Would Cutting Out Big Insurance Finally Put People First?
As the government shutdown entered another week, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer made what he called a reasonable offer: extend the Affordable Care Act (ACA)...
3.6 Million Daily Downloads, Candace Owens #1 Podcast in the World: Media Gatekeepers Are Finished
Candace Owens has done something the mainstream media said couldn’t be done — she beat them at their own game. Her self-titled podcast, Candace,...
The Attorney General’s Silence: How Letitia James Failed the Mentally Ill in New York
When the people of New York elected Letitia James, they hoped she would bring both compassion and accountability to the state’s highest law-enforcement office....
WHO REALLY FUNDS ZOHRAN MAMDANI?
When Zohran Mamdani burst onto New York’s political scene with promises of rent freezes, free buses, and a war on billionaires, he presented himself...
Two Historic Victories: What Ken Jenkins and Zohran Mamdani Reveal About the Future of New York Politics
I wouldn’t have believed the day would come when a Black man in Westchester would be the stewarding voice of governing for change. Is...
Ken Jenkins Makes History: Westchester County Elects Its First Black County Executive
Westchester County made history on Election Day. For the first time in its 339-year history, the people of this county elected a Black man, Ken...
A Continuing Resolution Can’t Fix Healthcare
There have now been fifteen votes to keep the government open. Democrats have consistently voted no. They claim they're standing on principle, but the...
The End of Regime Change: America’s New Foreign Policy and What It Means for the Nation
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence recently confirmed that the United States is stepping away from its long-standing approach of “regime change” and...
New York Declares State of Emergency on SNAP Benefits — Black New Yorkers Face the Hardest Hit
In October 30, 2025, Governor Kathy Hochul declared a statewide disaster emergency as the federal government announced it would not release November’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program...
Jack and Jill Teens Shine at National Security Forum Highlighting Black Leadership and Civic Engagement
The Westchester County and Rockland-Orange Chapters of Jack and Jill of America, Incorporated, hosted an inspiring National Security Forum focused on the rising leadership, civic engagement, and national...
Pace University Dedicates Kenneth Chamberlain Sr. Social Justice Reading Room
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White Plains, NY — During Social Justice Week at Pace University’s Elisabeth Haub School of Law, community leaders, lawmakers, faculty, students, and advocates gathered for a historic...
Legionnaires’ Outbreak Exposes Hidden Health Risks for Black Families Living in Westchester’s Aging Buildings
Westchester County is currently in the midst of a pressing public health crisis that is particularly impactful for many working-class and Black residents. With...
Trump–Xi Trade Deal: A Global Win That Misses Black America
President Donald Trump and China’s President Xi Jinping have finalized a one-year trade deal designed to stabilize global markets. The agreement reduces tariffs on...
New York’s Fiscal Mirage: Spending Today, Borrowing Tomorrow
New York’s political class is celebrating what they call a “budget surplus.” Groundbreakings, rebate checks, and new housing projects are being paraded across the...
Federal Update: Thirteen Votes Later, Still No Paychecks
After the largest federal employees’ union — representing more than 800,000 workers — publicly urged Congress to pass a clean continuing resolution and reopen the government,...
Winsome Earle-Sears: Making History and Exposing the Double Standard of Black Political Identity
When Winsome Earle-Sears took the stage after winning the Republican nomination for governor of Virginia, she didn’t just make history — she exposed the...
Mount Vernon’s Dirty Secret: Toxic Smoke and Black Political Neglect
For years, a silent environmental crime has been unfolding in Mount Vernon, New York. Residents have witnessed a continuous plume of smoke rising from...
