We took a moment on October 28 to recognize National First Responder’s Day. When we think of First Responders our minds often turn to police,
Members of Long Island’s Albany delegation were able to mark their success in directing attention to fixing the Long Island Expressway (LIE – Rte 495),
U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland faced harsh criticism Wednesday after he defended a memo directing the FBI to monitor and investigate parents protesting COVID-19 mandates
The Chairman of the Suffolk County Republican Committee, Jesse Garcia, hosted New York State Chairman Nick Langworthy at SCGOP Headquarters in Medford this past week
Voter ID laws are an ongoing battle, muddling the political playing field in states across the country. Currently, 35 states have Voter ID laws that
Urges New Governor Hochul to Overhaul Critical Ethics Panel Even before Governor Kathy Hochul was sworn in to replace her disgraced predecessor Andrew Cuomo, Senator
Called for Common Sense Action Amid Unprecedented Moratorium Despite concerns about extending, yet again, an eviction moratorium that has severely inhibited the state’s housing market
Parents and Officials Decry Masks for Schoolchildren Nearly as long as the COVID-19 pandemic has been in place, so have government restrictions – on lifestyles,
All eyes are now on New York Governor Kathy Hochul as she looks to chart a new path perpendicular to the previous administration. Sworn in
As reported by the Messenger and other outlets, Suffolk District Attorney Tim Sini recently held a press conference to congratulate himself for the arrests of
