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Leftist prosecutor destroyed Portland and the left is willing to re-elect him
Mike Schmidt, the leftist prosecutor in Portland, Ore., is asking voters to give him the opportunity to serve four more years as head of the Multnomah County District Attorney’s Office.
America’s fastest-growing cities—and their home prices—might surprise you
The latest US Census Bureau figures on population growth reveal the cities that are growing the fastest.
NYC's population shrank by 78K last year, census estimates show
Nearly 78,000 residents fled New York City last year, shrinking its population down to 8.26 million people.
Fleeing the Empire State: Letters to the Editor — Dec. 25, 2023
NY Post readers discuss a new Census Bureau report indicating that New York City is experiencing a population decline.
New York's liberal politicians need to lower taxes if they want more people to stay
Census Bureau released new data Tuesday showing that from July 2022 to July 2023, 217,000 more people left New York than moved there.
NY’s exodus won’t stop ’til the state reverses its ever-leftward course
A new report from New York state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli cites Gotham's 5.3% drop in population during COVID, while new Census Bureau figures show the state is continuing to lose...
NY lost nearly 102K residents in a year — most in the nation — while Texas saw biggest gain: Census Bureau
Since COVID began spreading in Spring 2020, New York’s population has decreased by 631,000 people, Census numbers indicate.
The best and worst cities for singles to find love — find out where NYC ranks
If you're single and struggling to find a partner, where you live could be a factor.
Native New Yorker explains why she had to move to Alabama to achieve the 'American dream'
A native New Yorker had to leave her home after the city's skyrocketing cost of living had made it impossible for her to achieve the American dream of opening her...
Biden is boosting 'equality' in the US — by making everyone poorer
Joe Biden's policies are ruining the economic lives of people across America.
FBI gets an ‘F’ in trust due to recent scandals, but shows absolutely no remorse
It’s been a horrendous week for the FBI. With its credibility already at rock bottom, each day brought a fresh scandal, and yet from the bureau’s unctuous public statements, there...
Rent control 'shabbifying' New York's housing as owners feel the squeeze
The Rent Guidelines Board has backed off rent increases of as much as 16% for the city’s 900,000-plus rent-regulated apartments.
Gen Z women are IDing as bisexual in unprecedented numbers -- are they just following a trend?
New data finds bisexual identity booming among women such as Willow Smith and Lili Reinhart. But one mom said she feared her daughter was following a trend.
Why the Census should count prisoners as residents of their home communities
The US Census Bureau counts incarcerated felons as residents of correctional facilities, instead of their home communities. That's fundamentally wrong, and at odds with the Census' duty to provide a...
The outrageous, Dem-friendly census errors you've heard nothing about
The fact that such a failure has garnered minimal coverage and therefore public attention, demonstrates the disingenuousness of our ruling regime's otherwise-hysterical "democracy defenders."
Report: Some census takers who fudged data didn't get fired
Some census takers who falsified information during the 2020 count didn't have their work redone fully, weren't fired in a timely manner and in some cases even received bonuses.
Chic Soho penthouse with massive roof terrace relists for $6.8M
Susan Vogel and Kenneth Prewitt share this Prince Street co-op -- with a magical rooftop garden -- that originally listed for $7.2 million in June.
New Census data shows population is booming in this state
Four of the nation's top 10 metro areas with the highest population growth last year were in Florida — more than any other state.
Great census news is a sign that New York's future will be brighter than ever
Darn right. Get ready for the city to reopen — and climb to even higher heights.
Census data released — here's what it means for congressional mapping
The Census Bureau unveiled its population data used to draft congressional and state legislative district lines on Thursday.