New York Demands Ban On Ivanka In Push To Shut Down ‘Checkbook’ Trump Foundation
New York’s attorney general on Thursday sued Ivanka Trump along with her father President Trump and his namesake foundation.
Brooklyn Teacher Joshua Levine Helped 4th Graders Cheat On New York Testing
After helping students cheat on New York state testing, Brooklyn teacher Joshua Levine faced no punishment and continued to teach at PS 116.
‘Sex And The City’ At 20, Seymour Hersh’s ‘Reporter’ And More To Read, Watch And Do This Weekend
Ah, the first week of June: Roses are out, yet New Yorkers inexplicably still need to wear jackets to leave their apartments; the Tony Awards are nearly upon us; the NBA Finals are disappointingly turning into the rout we all miserably anticipated; summer, it appears, is only half-enthusiastic about making an appearance in 2018. Tough luck, summer! We’ll have dubious fun with or without you. (See: My weekend plans for a trip to the beach, on a day when no one thinks it will be warm enough to even stick a toe in the ocean.)
Brooklyn Orthodox Councilman Plans Gender-Segregated Beach Days
“Everyone should be able to enjoy the beach,” he said of his Jewish and Muslim constituents.
‘Sex and the City’ Just Turned 20. Its Treatment of Jews Was Downright Medieval.
Despite the number of Jewish artists involved, “Sex and the City” treats Jews as sex fiends.
‘A Uniquely Brooklyn Product’ — How City Point Became The Borough’s Buzziest Destination
City Point ties together “Downtown Brooklyn’s grand past with its thriving future.”
New York Senate Passes Bill Banning Funds To Pro-BDS Individuals, Groups
New York Senators passed a bill Monday banning state funds going to any person, group or business “funding an economic war against Israel.”
Tight Security For Israel Day Parade In New York
More than 1,000 police officers will secure the Israel Day Parade in New York City.
Michael Cohen Woes Deepen As Pal Of ‘Taxi King’ Flips
The former CFO for Michael Cohen-connected Evgeny “Taxi King” Freidman admitted to helping him steal $5 million in MTA surcharges.
Remembering Philip Roth, ‘Fauda’ And More To Read, Watch And Do This Weekend
It’s Memorial Day weekend, and as we remember those who have given their lives for our country, we have also earned a bit of rest.
