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By: Jordan Baker A senior City University of New York (CUNY) official is under fire for circulating conspiracy theories that blame Israel for the Oct. 7, 2023 Hamas terror attack — claims critics are calling antisemitic and deeply offensive. As the New York Post first reported, Arthur Cheliotes, 76, chairman of the board at CUNY’s School […]
Edited by: TJVNews.com In a dramatic and unexpected move Tuesday, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman announced he would refuse to nominate any representatives to the board of Nassau University Medical Center (NUMC), accusing New York Governor Kathy Hochul of orchestrating an “illegal” state takeover aimed at shuttering the institution. The surprise declaration was made during […]
By: Jerome Brookshire In a sharp rebuke that raises questions about political posturing and factual accuracy, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) made clear this weekend that it has no plans to partner with New York City mayoral hopeful Scott Stringer, despite the candidate’s public claims to the contrary. As reported by The New York Post, Stringer […]
By: Jared Evan Despite what nightly news chyrons and social media fear-mongering might suggest, New York City is currently experiencing some of the safest months in its modern history — and yet, many New Yorkers still feel like they’re living in a crime-ridden dystopia. According to new NYPD data cited by The New York Post, […]
By: Russ Spencer Tensions boiled over in Hempstead on Tuesday night as hundreds of Nassau County residents turned out in force to oppose a controversial rezoning proposal that could pave the way for Long Island’s first casino resort—despite the absence of a developer to actually build it. The marathon five-hour public hearing, held at the […]
By: Ariella Haviv A series of incendiary, antisemitic messages infiltrating New York City’s Department of Education (DOE) communications has prompted outrage and alarm, with faculty and education experts decrying what they call a dangerous normalization of hate speech within the city’s school system. The New York Post has learned that at least five such incidents have […]
By: Mario Mancini The luxury of a $21 million SoHo townhouse became a house of horrors for Italian crypto investor Michael Valentino Teofrasto Carturan, who was allegedly tortured for over two weeks in a terrifying extortion scheme — all in a bid to extract the password to his Bitcoin wallet. As first reported by the […]

