Statement from DEA President Scott Munro on the lawless chaos that took place after the NBA Finals.

This is your city on socialism

This doesn't make sense: more teachers to the tune of $244M when enrollment is dropping, but fewer school safety agents when felony assaults in schools are rising? nypost.com/2026/06/13/us-new…

The Knicks literally only lost the game Trump came to.

New York has been my home for the last 3.5 years and I've been lucky to witness all the great things happening in the city. Above all, I'm grateful for its people, their warmth, love, and solidarity. Thank you to the 33 NY lawmakers who sent a joint letter to DHS demanding an immediate end to the politically-motivated removal proceedings against me, and to @SenatorBrisport for leading this effort. nysenate.gov/newsroom/press-…

A 5% tax on Elon’s net worth would fund every community health center in America for the next 26 years. I’ll say it again. Tax the rich.

Uh oh… so the DNI lied too? March 10, 2022… the Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines went on record stating the Russian claims of the U.S. conducting biological weapons research in "biolabs" across Ukraine was not true. DNI Gabbard just declassified information proving her a liar and a traitor to the United States of America. It’s all over for them. They know it. And Marco Rubio played them like a fiddle to get them all on record. rumble.com/v7b88ui-dna-avril…

A welder took a $28 an hour job in 2015 at a company he had never heard of. On Friday, Juan Hernandez became a millionaire. He spent ten years building the structures that lifted rockets onto the launch pad. SpaceX paid him partly in stock, the way it paid its cooks, machinists, technicians and cafeteria staff, equity instead of bigger salaries. His $10,000 grant grew into $880,000 at the IPO price. The first day pop carried it past a million. He is 42, an immigrant from Mexico, married, three kids. He says he is keeping the job. He is not the outlier. He is the pattern. 4,400 current and former SpaceX employees became millionaires on Friday. One in five people who ever badged into the company. About 400 of them are walking away with $100 million or more. One employee took every cash bonus in stock instead of money. He is sitting on 50,000 shares, worth more than $8 million at Friday's prices. And then there is the other side of the cafeteria. Some employees sold their shares years ago, certain the company would never go public because Musk said he hated public markets. A few traded their stock for restaurant gift cards. The New York Times says they are consumed by regret. Same grant, same building, same years. One group held the claim. The other ate it. None of the winners can touch the money yet. The first selling window opens after the August earnings report, and the rest unlocks in waves through December. Underneath all of it sits the only lesson the market ever teaches. The welder and the gift card came from the same place. The difference was never the work. It was the ownership. Salary pays for the month. Equity pays for the era. A cook in Brownsville just answered the question every buyer of SPCX is asking at $170: what is a claim on this company actually worth? The piece prices that exact question at $2.2 trillion.

Few better ways to celebrate this city — and the World Cup — than cheap eats. That's why starting June 11th through July 19th, New Yorkers can celebrate the World Cup with $26 meal deals at hundreds of restaurants across the five boroughs — from Little Caribbean in Flatbush to not one, but two Koreatowns. Bring fellow fans or team rivals and discover what makes New York City the world's city.

Literally can’t watch Seinfeld anymore, once one of my fave shows. This man is a disgusting and proud racist who doesn’t support the genocide of a people but doesn’t even recognize their existence. He should be shunned from polite society, but, y’know, the ‘Palestine exception’.