DOJ sues Vermont, New York over in-state college tuition for noncitizens
MONTPELIER, Vt. (WCAX) – The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Vermont, New York and Connecticut…
Ethics complaint given to hubby of woke New York Times writer behind ‘1619 Project’
An ethics complaint has been slapped against the husband of Nikole Hannah-Jones, the woke New York Times scribe…
NYC’s schools get failing grade with fed up New Yorkers: poll
New Yorkers can’t agree on anything — except for their disgust with the city’s high-spending, dismal-performing public school…
Chemicals still in NYC elementary school near Gowanus Canal
About 450 young kids at a special-needs elementary school near Brooklyn’s putrid Gowanus Canal have been breathing toxic…
Two years after her son drowned in a Jacob Riis rip current, a Flatbush mom is turning grief into action • Brooklyn Paper
Aminatu Noah always makes sure her son Elyjha’s phone is charged. Every now and then, she likes to…
New York school pauses plan to introduce AI robot teacher
NEW YORK (AP) — A school district in a rural corner of upstate New York is hitting pause…
New York school pauses plan to deploy humanlike AI robot teacher after backlash
NEW YORK — A school district in a rural corner of upstate New York is hitting pause on…
Hammer-wielding creep chases woman into NYC Jewish school
A hammer-wielding creep with more than 50 prior arrests chased a woman into a Jewish school in Queens…
‘We Can Hear Chinese Anywhere Now’: Behind Staten Island’s Immigrant Boom
When Pingzhu Wan, 77, bought her condominium on the northeastern tip of Staten Island more than 40 years…
Clinton Foundation launches institute to help state govts find nonpartisan solutions
The Clinton Foundation unveiled a new initiative Monday to help state and local governments develop and enact nonpartisan…
DSA targeting NYC public school kids in radical takeover
The Democratic Socialists of America are plotting a radical takeover of NYC public schools, with comrades admitting they…
City promotes nearly 100% of students in grades 3-8
New York City public schools held back just 0.4% of students in grades 3 through 8 last year…