BY DIANE DIMOND At the top of my Crime and Justice wish list this year is the sincere hope that America finds a way to become a better functioning and more tolerant country. I wish for the lethargy of the electorate and the deterioration of trust and respect — in our government and in each […]
BY DIANE DIMOND As any member of organized crime will tell you, it is best to, “Keep your enemies close to you.” Why no one in the Obama Administration has latched onto that concept while contemplating the Edward Snowden NSA scandal is beyond me. Snowden is, of course, the former National Security Agency computer analyst […]
To the Editor: This morning, I read with interest the article about “Bridge Business.” First of all, I commend all who are bringing this much-needed replacement bridge to Rockland County. I also urge Mr. Samuels to step up to support of rapid transit to Suffern. There is great untapped potential in Suffern that could support […]
To the Editor, I live on Lindbergh Rd. in Stony Point next to Northern Tree Service and I find it very sad that someone could go to the lengths that they are in trying to ruin Todd Pezzementi and his company. He has been parking his trucks on his property for over 10 years and […]
Liberal media blasts Obama’s “Orwellian” policy toward journalists Op-ed Originally Published Dec. 11 in the NY Times BY SANTIAGO LYON THE Internet has been abuzz over the spectacle of President Obama and the prime ministers of Britain and Denmark snapping a photo of themselves — a “selfie,” to use the mot du jour — with […]
COMMENTARY BY DONALD J. BOUDREAUX On his recent trip to Warsaw, Secretary of State John Kerry heard arguments for expanding U.S. natural gas exports to Poland. Polish officials made the case that letting liquefied natural gas (LNG) flow from the United States to Poland would benefit European economies as well as the environment. When it […]