

A Story and a Warning: Steve Israel’s Serious Thriller
By Rupert Deedes A review of Steve Israel, The Einstein Conspiracy (Compass Rose Publishing, 2025), 376 pp. Steve Israel’s The Einstein Conspiracy is a historical thriller with a serious moral argument at its core. It uses the danger surrounding Albert Einstein in 1939 not just to build suspense, but to explore how authoritarianism spreads, how democratic institutions respond under pressure, and how ordinary moral life can begin to crack under the weight of fear and ideo


Robbers Break-in and Steal over $200K from Great Neck Business
By Mark Demetropoulos A 4AM break-in by multiple thieves resulted in over $200,000 in cash and merchandise stolen from a Great Neck business. Multiple masked thieves smashed the windows of HK Auto Group located at 57 Watermill Lane in Great Neck, and then quickly targeted cash and high-end merchandise in a carefully-choreographed robbery. The break-in and robbery occurred just before the July 4th celebrations, at around 3:53 AM on Thursday July 2, 2026. The vandals once ins


NYU Langone to Build Medical Campus in Melville
By Rupert Deedes NYU Langone Health has unveiled a sweeping multibillion-dollar plan to construct a state-of-the-art academic medical center in Melville on Long Island. Set near the border of Nassau and Suffolk counties, the new facility represents one of the most ambitious infrastructure projects in the health system's history and its first ground-up hospital construction in decades. The announced NYU Langone Center is a slap in the face to the Town of Huntington’s con


Op-Ed: America Didn’t Invent Slavery - But We Did Help Abolish It
By Steve Levy How many times have we heard the “blame America first” crowd that America is an evil nation because slavery once existed within our shores? Without question, slavery was a stain on any nation, but it’s not as though it was unique to this country. To the contrary, it was practiced just about everywhere long before it came to the Americas and long after it was abolished here. The far-left, Marxist perspective in America is exemplified by the writings of New York
Editorial: Finish the Job in Iran
This week, President Trump launched a new round of aerial bombardments of Iran’s missile and drone sites on the Straits of Hormuz. Despite the “ceasefire” and first round peace agreement in the US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), Iran constantly violated the agreement by firing missiles and drones at ships crossing the Straits. And Iran kept changing the terms - including my claiming all of the Straits for itself (never mind that Oman and the United Arab Emirates are o


Nolan at the Movies: Supergirl...feels like Kryptonite
By Nolan Cleary Look up in the sky. It’s a bird, it’s a plane it’s… boredom. "Supergirl" is the second feature length installment in the highly anticipated DC Universe, or rather, the latest attempt at trying to set up a shared world of DC superheroes to rival those of Marvel. The film is directed by Craig Gillespie, known in the past for critically acclaimed efforts such as "I, Tonya," which earned Margo Robbie an Academy Award nomination. Though Gillespie is often notable



