January 18, 2023

Justice watch: Inflation Hits Minorities Hardest “Ordinary small businesses are disproportionately run by minorities,” so “ongoing high inflation threatens to widen…
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Happy “State of the. . .” season! That time of year when elected leaders give optimistic enumerations of their plans for the state, city, district or…
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Had she done less damage to our nation’s most vulnerable, it might be possible to applaud public health “expert” Dr. Leana Wen for her recent admission in The…
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We might still be waiting for Apple to refresh the Mac Pro and finally add Apple silicon support, but it’s still the most expensive Mac you can buy. You can now spend $52,199 on a…
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In Wednesday’s historic 10-9 rejection of Gov. Kathy Hochul’s nominee for chief judge, Hector LaSalle, the Senate Judiciary Committee’s radicals left no doubt…
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The Issue: The Post’s report on the prevalence of marijuana odor in New York City since its legalization. Thank you for the article on the foul odor in the…
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“I’m gonna live forever, baby, remember my name” — (from “Fame”) The death at age 54 of Lisa Marie Presley, daughter of Elvis, got me thinking again about…
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Apple finally got around to announcing new MacBook Pro and Mac mini hardware this week after months and months of rumors. But it turns out that they really were late.We’d originally…
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I always loved the look of the old HomePod. It was a slick cylinder covered with a mysterious-looking, sonically transparent fabric honeycomb. It was also, at the time,…
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Fresh off keeping most students stuck doing remote “learning” for two years, the United Federation of Teachers is laser-focused on stopping plans to offer…
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