
Governor Hochul Endorses Early Mail-in Voting With New Legislation
Governor Kathy Hochul on Wednesday, September 20th, approved a collection of bills known as the “New York Early Mail Voter Act.” These laws seek to
Governor Kathy Hochul on Wednesday, September 20th, approved a collection of bills known as the “New York Early Mail Voter Act.” These laws seek to
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s coalition government has collapsed over immigration policies. The four-party alliance couldn’t reconcile their differences during emergency meetings chaired by Rutte
New York City is presently engulfed in a rigorous legal debate, a narrative revolving around asylum seekers and non-citizen voting rights. On Friday, June 23rd,
PLACE applauds parents who stepped up to run for Council seats and volunteer their time to make our public schools better. – Chien Kwok,
On Wednesday, May 24th, Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis officially declared his intention to run for United States President in 2024 on Twitter’s audio platform,
New York City’s public school system, the largest in the United States, has experienced its first increase in student numbers in eight years, with a
Mayor Eric Adams’s administration will implement a cut of nearly $550 million from the New York City Education Department’s budget as part of a citywide
On Sunday, November 5th, in a significant act of gratitude, Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin launched a scholarship program to honor the Cincinnati medical team
The Heritage Foundation has initiated legal action against President Joe Biden’s administration in defense of the parent’s rights organization, “Moms for Liberty.” The Heritage Foundation’s