US Politics Archives

DelShah Capital Pushes Back on Neglect Claims, Suggests Political Motives Behind Investigation Call

Staten Island, NY – Michael Shah, head of DelShah Capital, is pushing back against allegations of neglect at the following a letter from Councilwoman Kamillah Hanks to New York Attorney General Letitia

February 12, 2025

Local Politics·New York

The Truth: Men Are the Aggrieved Gender, Not Women. We Just Don’t Get All Militant About It

I know that 2017 was the year of women fighting back against sexual harassment. Women felt, in many cases rightly, that they were exposed to unwanted sexual advances. Men tend not to

December 27, 2017

Commentary·Equality·Female·Male·Sex·US Politics

Listening to Joe Biden is Like Being Lulled into Nothingness

Josh Resnek I was eating two pieces of black morning toast with a touch of cream cheese, sitting back in my chair, sipping from a cup of coffee in my favorite greasy

December 14, 2017

Commentary·Politics·US Politics

Just Yesterday, Democrats Proved They Are Toddlers

Hundreds of liberal Democrats gathered yesterday, on the one-year anniversary of Donald Trump being elected President of the United States, to vent by screaming at the sky. What’s interesting about this event—although

November 10, 2017

Psychology·US Politics

Too Many Guns or Too Much Entitlement: A Pervading Selfishness

The tragic massacre perpetrated by 26-year-old Devin Patrick Kelley at the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, killing 26 people, is nothing short of unspeakable. Apart from terrorism, what drives a person

November 6, 2017

Commentary·Second Amendment·U.S. Constitution·US Politics

No, Mr. President, The NYC Terrorist Should Not Be Executed

President Trump has Tweeted that the New York City terror suspect, Saypullo Saipov, deserves the death penalty. The President, with whom I generally agree, is dead wrong, this time. Let me be

November 2, 2017

Capital Punishment·Commentary·Donald Trump·Terrorism

Seatbelts, Cigarettes, and Sexual Abuse: What Our History Should Teach Us

There is something to be said about how societal values evolve across generations, and it is not a matter that can be easily dismissed. The current debate over whether Christopher Columbus should

October 30, 2017

#MeToo·Commentary·Social Justice·US Politics