Every morning, as I open my eyes and delve into the day’s news, I find myself filled with regret. It’s a feeling that never fails to surprise me. Since the beginning of time, humanity has been in a constant struggle […]

Spencer Estates/Country Club meeting Wednesday September 14th By Robert Press Sixty-five people came to the monthly Spencer Estates/Country Club meeting at the Living Manna Church to learn more about a new store being labeled an illegal Smoke Shop. George Havranek wanted […]

Pelham Parkway Neighborhood Association meeting Tuesday September 12th It was the day after the twenty-second anniversary of the World Trade Center attack, and the PPNA had their monthly meeting. In attendance were Transit Division 12 Captain Ashraf, Transit Police Community […]

The dishonest socialist, Marxist, liberal elites had one primary desire: to obtain a genuine mugshot of President Trump, enabling them to perpetually depict him as a criminal. Until now, they had to resort to creating a fabricated mugshot through photoshop, […]

The Mineral Dilemma The U.S. Energy Information Administration (IEA), the principal U.S. agency providing energy information, notes that the critical minerals market relied on for clean energy is facing significant challenges. In a recently released report, the IEA has found […]

China’s Pacific Island Gains President Biden missed an opportunity to personally shore up Washington’s diminishing influence on small but strategic governments in the Indo-Pacific. China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi recently the Solomon Islands, Kiribati, Samoa, Fiji, Tonga, Vanuatu and Papua […]

It feels as though 9/11 occurred just yesterday, but in reality, it has been twenty two years since that tragic event. Unfortunately, the lessons of unity and togetherness that emerged in the aftermath of that day only lasted for a […]

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Mayor Eric Adams Visits PS 121 in Allerton Bronx on the First Day of School By Robert Press The final day of the September heat wave with the temperature reaching ninety-three degrees was also the first day of school for […]

Councilman Salamanca Hands out over 500 Book Bags and Boxes of School Supplies By Robert Press The line went up Southern Boulevard along Councilman Rafael Salamanca’s office for his annual Book Bag and School Supply Giveaway. Over five-hundred book bags […]

Lately, I’ve been contemplating the idea of identity, specifically my own. It’s a subject that has captured my interest due to the ongoing discussions about how we want to be perceived and acknowledged. The sheer multitude of identities present in […]

LA JARA WAY In Westchester Square By Robert Press There was a sea of blue at the corner of East Tremont Avenue and St. Raymonds Avenue in Westchester Square, as the corner was to be co-named for the Latin New […]

China’s Pacific Island Gains President Biden missed an opportunity to personally shore up Washington’s diminishing influence on small but strategic governments in the Indo-Pacific. China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi recently the Solomon Islands, Kiribati, Samoa, Fiji, Tonga, Vanuatu and Papua […]