Michael Goodwin is a columnist for the New York Post, known for his conservative viewpoints. He covers a wide range of topics including politics, current events, and cultural issues. Goodwin's work has also been featured on Fox News Media.
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From time to time in modern New York, shockingly violent days have revealed how decline and dysfunction are reaching critical stages.
By: Michael Goodwin
Gov. Hochul was accused by one of slain NYPD officer Jonathan Diller’s angry family members of having “blood on your hands” because of lenient state policies on crime.
Now he's done it. Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie , normally a man of few words, has made the grave mistake of opening his mouth and revealing what's behind the blank façade.
By: Michael Goodwin
During most of the six months of Israel’s war with Hamas, President Biden has given support to our ally with one hand and undercut it with the other. The approach features both Biden’s quiet supply of munitions to Israel and a near-daily dose of harsh public criticism of its military conduct. It’s all part of a convoluted plan to formally back the beleaguered Jewish state while also appeasing angry members of the Democrats’ far-left wing, many of whom are antisemites who believe Israel has no right to exist. The plan is so obviously a political calculation that a popular joke holds that Biden’s talk of a two-state solution isn’t really about
A Sunday Post report told the harrowing story of eight migrants, at least one of them an armed Venezuelan, who were squatting in a Bronx house.
Just 32% of Americans say they trust the media “a great deal” or “a fair amount,” according to Gallup, which says the number matches a historic low.
The Manhattan trial of Donald Trump begins in earnest this week, but the verdict is already in: prosecutors and the judge are guilty of election interference.
Amid the disruptions at elite universities across the nation, it is tempting to compare the student protests over Gaza to uprisings during the Vietnam War.
By: Michael Goodwin
We now have clear proof of the adage that a lie gets halfway around the world before the truth can put its boots on.
Although the NYPD was finally allowed to do its job at Columbia University, it would be a mistake to believe the disgraceful episode is over.
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