Freelance Writer, Contributing Editor, City Journal
Bob McManus is a Freelance Writer and Contributing Editor at City Journal. He focuses on topics related to NYC, social issues, and political events, often exploring themes surrounding protests and figures like Hillary Clinton. His work has been featured in the New York Post and CauseACTION Clarion.
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Eric Adams’ mayoralty is dropping like a rock down a well, and it’s all his fault.
“I did not leave with optimism,” Mayor Adams confessed last week, after spending a day in Washington cadging spare change.
Let's be clear about the latest City Council effort to cripple the NYPD: The lawmakers behind it don't just hate cops — they hate New York.
By: Bob Mcmanus
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators tried to cancel Christmas at Rockefeller Center Monday; there were scuffles, some arrests, and a cop was injured — all in all, just another day in post-October 7 Gotha…
By: Bob McManus
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So it looks like Todd Scott, who helped murder NYPD rookie Eddie Byrne in 1988, will be a free man after 35 years behind bars.
It's Bash-A-Cop Week in the Big Apple. A gaggle of New York's newest made that clear over the weekend: The so-called asylum-seekers — all
Four border-busting thugs are freed without bail after kicking two cops around Times Square , and they promptly go into the wind. What a surprise.
By: Bob Mcmanus
An African-American, he blames race — but maybe it’s really because nobody likes a whiner. Especially an unfocused whiner.
Think of it as the unbearable lightness of being Kathy. This would be the latest stunt from the Hochul administration — the deployment of
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