The following Democrats 103 voted yesterday to cut aid to Israel.
Minutes later, they had the chance to cut aid to Jordan.
Not a single one voted yes.
This was never about ending foreign aid.
It was never about opposing foreign wars.
The target is the world's only Jewish state.
The New York Knicks pulled off the greatest comeback in NBA Finals history, rallying from a 29-point deficit to defeat the San Antonio Spurs in Game 4 by a score of 107-106. https://t.co/uXrI8ltsju
Due to public perception about the refs in game 2, the NBA just announced, in the interest of transparency, that they are changing the scheduled crew for game 3 and that Tim Duncan, David Robinson, and Manu Ginobili will officiate.
Let’s go Knicks!
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UMich President Domenico Grasso praised the graduation speech until the backlash hit. Now he’s scrambling to apologize.
Leadership shouldn’t depend on which way the wind blows.
Donors: stop funding schools that tolerate radicals like Derek Peterson who incite violence against your kids.
"None of the insurance industry representatives said they would cut rates if
Hochul's plan became law"
Hochul’s auto plan rolls back victims’ rights and hands insurers a payday with zero guarantee of savings for you.
https://t.co/LkCip45LrW
Crash victims deserve to be heard. Neil's story is a reminder that behind every policy debate are real New Yorkers navigating pain, recovery, and uncertainty. Any changes to our insurance laws should keep injured people and their families front and center.
Because of them, Israel lives. May their memory be a blessing. 🇮🇱
Yom Hazikaron, Israel’s Memorial Day, is a day unlike any other.
Across the country, a siren sounds and an entire nation comes to a standstill. Cars stop in the middle of highways. People pause where they are. For two minutes, Israel remembers.
We remember the soldiers who gave their lives defending the Jewish state and the victims of terror taken simply for being Jewish.
In Israel, remembrance is never distant. Every family knows someone who never came home.
Yom Hazikaron is not only a day of mourning. It is a reminder of the price that has been paid—and continues to be paid—for the survival and security of the Jewish people in their homeland.
Baruch Dayan Emet
Why has Uber dumped $8 million into @GovKathyHochul's scheme to lower insurance rates at the expense of some car crash victims?
It's all in the name of 'affordability' — but at a high cost. @emily_lip explains:
If New York wants affordability in the auto insurance industry, we should focus on discriminatory pricing. See my op-Ed in City & State: https://t.co/v5SbyXsaju
Hochul’s office (incorrectly) told the Post her plan doesn’t affect the Bornt family—because “if he lived,” he wouldn’t be impacted.
But almost immediately, insurers tried to blame Robert Bornt for his own death, focused on reducing their exposure through comparative negligence, right out of their delay-deny playbook. @GovKathyHochul embraces this model.
https://t.co/jqKoqOZiXQ
Insurance companies and personal injury lawyers exist because streets aren't safe. So shouldn't we start there instead of tweaking a broken system? https://t.co/TTqCOLr88a