New York is strong-arming 18 industrial-scale solar power plants into rural communities across the state despite strong opposition from locals.

Schuylerville farmer Alexandra Fasulo had just settled into the idyllic acreage she purchased in 2023 when Gov. Kathy Hochul’s bulldozers came roaring in, poised to thrash 1,…

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Four suspiciously-timed trades on the oil futures market have analysts and traders outraged — calling out corruption in the industry or, even worse, data leaks at the highest level.

The oil wagers — ranging from $400 million to nearly $1 billion — dwarf other recent insider trading sca…

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The anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement protests in Bushwick, Brooklyn on Saturday night included a tight-knit group of young semi-pro protesters, familiar from previous clashes with cops.

This network of Gen Z agitators — largely young, upwardly mobile transpla…

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Debbie Fisher is advising New Yorkers to prepare their elderly relatives ahead of the state legalizing Physician Assisted Suicide (PAS) this summer.

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Two of the eight ‘informants’ paid millions by the Southern Poverty Law Center can be un-hooded as a suburban mom from Georgia and a one-legged “true believer” from Alabama.

One of the SPLC’s so-called informants w…

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Pregnant Chinese women have turned a tropical paradise into a maternity ward — pumping out babies who automatically become US citizens daily.

The Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI), a US territory northeast of Guam in the Pacific Ocean, has been flooded with so-called “birth tourists” since 2009 when then-president Barack Obama introduce…

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A Mauritanian illegal immigrant marked for deportation since 2002 has continued to live in the US and is a registered Democrat who voted in every ele…

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At the Golden Town Adult Social Day Care in Chinatown on a recent Tuesday afternoon, a handful of elderly Chinese immigrants in their winter jackets picked at plates of lo mein and rice.

Lunch is supplied by a local restaurant, where prices for a typical dish range around $7 to $12.

But this is not a soup kitchen or lunch cou…

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Thirty-eight teenage boys in the US have died by suicide since 2021 after falling victim to “sextortion” scammers, a top cybercrimes investigator told me.

Two networks have been identified as the main ones behind the sick schemes: Nigeria’s Yahoo Boys, who do it for profit, and the US-Europe-centered 764 gang, who are, more worryingly, sexual sadists, ac…

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The afternoon that 15-year Bryce Tate was sextorted started off as a perfectly normal Thursday.

The Cross Lanes, W. Va., sophomore came home from the gym on November 6, scarfed down a plate of tacos prepared by his mom, then went outside to shoot hoops. At 4:37 p.m., he received a text message from a strange number.

Three hours later, Bryce was found in h…

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US Rep. Ilhan Omar’s close ties to the $1 billion welfare scam in her Minnesota congressional district are being uncovered.

Omar (D-Minn.) held parties at one of the key restaurants named in the fraud, knew one of its now-convicted owners, and two of her own staffers have also been convicted — both for stealing m…

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…Depending on whom you ask, the murder of “Rebel Without a Cause” and “Giant” star Sal Mineo came down to revenge, salacious Hollywood blackmail, Deep State CIA-linked assassins, or simply being in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Now, criminal justice advocates are arguing that it was also …

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…The far-left radical movement known as Antifa has been getting its own taste of cancel culture.

Just look at what happened on Aug. 19 in Brooklyn’s Crown Heights neighborhood. Masked, fist-clenched agitators belonging to the anarchist collective turned up to sow chaos — but locals banded together to confront the troub…

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In Catholic churches across Manhattan and Brooklyn, Salomé captivated the congregation, uplifting the faithful with her soulful singing and skilled organ playing. The New York Archdiocese Organist Training Program enrollee’s musical gifts had her booking gigs across the city.

But for years Salom…

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Pessimism, confusion and vibes fueled young voters’ support for Zohran Mamdani in last month’s New York Democratic mayoral primary, experts say.

Well-educated white progressives have been taught to feel guilty about thei…

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They became the stuff of Second Amendment lore — young men with firearms, patrolling the streets and positioned on rooftops in the Koreatown neighborhood during the 1992 Los Angeles riots.

Thirty years later, as the City of Angels again faces threats of anarchy, coupled with a …

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‘Private companies can do whatever they want,’ leftists once snorted in defense of companies like Facebook banning conservative speech.

But now the tables have turned, and LGBTQ activists are throwing a hissy fit as their fair-weather friends in corporate America pull sponsorships of Pride celebrations this month.

As a…

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CHARLES TOWN, W.Va. — Chris Martz was still in diapers when Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans in 2005 — but that moment, he says, kicked off the political brainwashing of “extreme weather events.”

Now the 22-year-old freshly minted college grad has decided to make it his life’s mission to lower the temperature on climate hysteria.

“I’m the anti-Gre…

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SALT LAKE CITY — Jennica Pounds has become perhaps the most prominent personality — after its leader — behind an organization to which she has no direct or official ties: Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency.

And no one even knew her name until about two months ago — by design.

“I’ve always been a recluse, a big introvert,” the 43-year-old moth…

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Influencers—those obnoxious (and increasingly) political hype beasts who’ve defined much of internet life in the last decade — may finally be going the way of the Apple Watch: once a flashy trendsetter, now a garish relic.

When a jacked-up fitness bro went viral in late March for a video flaunting his daily six-hour mor…

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