By Robert Hornak If you’ve driven into Manhattan in the last few days you likely felt a somewhat familiar but also new sensation, a big hand

By Robert Hornak They say it’s every American’s right to complain. And we do, we complain about everything. About the weather, about traffic, about the price

By Robert Hornak There is nothing that spreads the Christmas spirit for Albany Democrats all year round more than spending taxpayer dollars for their political gain.

By Robert Hornak If Mets owner Steve Cohen gets his way, he will present a vast new development project to Queens for Christmas. Among the many

By Robert Hornak In September, Mayor Adams was indicted for soliciting illegal campaign contributions and accepting bribes that go back a decade. With the election for

  By Robert Hornak   President-Elect Trump has promised that addressing our border crises and removing illegal aliens will be two of his top priorities. Meanwhile,

  By Robert Hornak   America’s deep connection to capitalism isn’t an accident. Without the creation of public companies and the ability to raise capital by

  By Robert Hornak Someone once joked about the sport of hockey saying, “I went to a fight and a hockey game broke out.” This was

  By Robert Hornak The results of last Tuesday’s election came with many surprises. And it has Democrats across the country reeling, pointing fingers, and trying