Opinion

Dear Editor, For many in the LGBTQ+ community, accessing health care has not always felt safe, inclusive, or welcoming. These experiences can lead people to delay care or avoid it all together — including lifesaving […]

The sports crowd are seriously more interested in learning why Victor Wembanyama folded his arms during the NBA national anthem than why our sacred anthem has little meaning in contemporary America. President John F. Kennedy […]

Jay C. Carlisle is an Emeritus Professor of Law at the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University, current Commissioner for the New York State Law Revision Commission, a twenty-year referee for the NYS […]

If we talk about the number of homeless people in the county, then do nothing about it, that’s not empathy, that’s apathy.   Especially when there is money in the unappropriated fund balance from dozens […]

Letter: Our people don’t know the difference between big events and little events Recently on daytime TV’s The View, America’s popular lady commentators glorified the N.Y. Knicks’ appearance in the NBA Finals like it was […]

How appropriate, the one musical artist who refuses to be a coward and not perform at the Freedom 250 concerts to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary is a white rapper with a stage name of “Vanilla […]

The US started a war of aggression against Iran. Then, in the middle of a phony cease-fire, the US attacked Iran and claimed they were “self-defense strikes.” Instead of ridicule, the majority of the US […]

HOMELESSNESS in America has Reached Record HIGHS, with Over 771,000 Individuals experiencing homelessness nationwide. THIS Crisis is overwhelmingly driven by the National Affordable Housing shortage, where low-income wages fail to keep pace with soaring rent […]

Dear Editor, It’s a fact — cancer screening saves lives. It’s also a fact that many people in the LGBTQ+ community face barriers to cancer screening, such as lack of health insurance and access to […]