Until recently, most people in Europe and the United States-at least, those of us who had grown up and lived our lives as citizens-gave little thought to national immigration policy. Unless you had a vested interest in the issue, either as an immigrant yourself or someone who profited from specific immigration policies, e.g. as...
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Next Saturday The Lupus Foundation of America will hold its annual walk in New York City. As most of you probably know, I care about this issue on a personal level and have tried to spread awareness of this disease to people who might not otherwise be aware of its impact upon society.
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I think most of our readers know of my deep respect for the global brotherhood of firefighters. Not only because some of them were and are members of my extended family, whom I deeply love, but because of the courage it takes to perform their duties. They were, along with the Fukushima 50-the only...
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Tomorrow marks an annual rite of passage for open borders, Marxist demagogues. Their annual trek to Union Square to make it known how much they despise the capitalist system which provided them with their iPhone 6s and high-speed Internet hookups. Well, this year-as in years past-Joanna Marzullo and her compatriots in NY ICE will...
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Tomorrow is the book launch for Todd Seavey’s Libertarianism for Beginners, the first review of which you read here. It will be taking place at Muchmore’s, a cool bar in Williamsburg which has been host to similar events in the past. I hope to see you all-at least, those of you in the NYC...
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Turkey’s historic brutality towards ethnic and religious minorities, particularly what was once a thriving, prosperous Armenian Christian community, is well known throughout the West. The notion that rational individuals with a basic historic awareness would be persuaded to accept Turkish revisionism and holocaust denial is absurd.
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Last night I couldn’t help but notice the scores of youthful, blissfully deluded Bernie Sanders supporters traveling home from Manhattan. No doubt many of them will be in attendance at the demonstration in front of the Republican Gala-hosting the remaining 3 Republican presidential candidates-which is slated to occur later today. For those of you...
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Joanna has all of the details below the fold.
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New York City can often feel like an alien environment for those who prize rationality and individualism over collectivist groupthink and social justice campaigns designed to distract you from the fact that public section unions and non-profits exercise a stranglehold over the decision-making process. Our mayor is a Cold War Era relic who fetishizes...
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Some of you might be familiar with Professor Carol Swain, an unapologetic patriot and defender of truth within a bitterly hostile environment. We’ve profiled her great work in the past; now the Vanderbilt political science and law professor faces an unprecedented challenge from the same Maoist brigades which have been wreaking havoc across the...
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