Commentary on local issues from guest contributors.
Editorial Note: To allow the Palestinian and Israeli teenagers interviewed for this article to speak freely, their real names have been changed to pseudonyms to protect their privacy. By Idan Yedid This spring, The Examiner News published multiple articles covering
Read MoreBy Talia Pierson Over the last nineteen months, the phrase “Globalize the Intifada” – alongside antisemitic hate under the guise of pro-Palestinian activism – has gone viral in America. From its use on social media platforms, to college campuses, to
Read MoreBy Kathleen Reckling Like thousands of organizations across the U.S. that provide access to the arts and opportunities to advance creative free expression, ArtsWestchester recently received termination notices for several federal grants. Over these last few weeks, the Trump Administration
Read MoreBy Dr. Shara Labelson, PT, DPT Cycling is a popular and beneficial activity that offers numerous physical and mental health advantages. However, like any sport, it can also lead to injuries if proper precautions are not taken. Two common issues
Read MoreBy John F. McMullen President Donald Trump recently signed an Executive Order removing items from the Smithsonian and other national museums that he considers un-American. This follows a series of eyebrow-raising moves, from floating the idea of buying Greenland to
Read MoreBy Rabbi Yehuda Heber, Chabad of Yorktown The eight day Jewish holiday of Passover is celebrated in the early spring, from the 15th through the 22nd of the Hebrew month of Nissan. This year, those dates coincide with April 12
Read MoreBy Alan Feller, Esq. Sometimes change comes marching down Main Street with a brass band, jugglers and a costumed mouse. Other times, change clings to the bottom of your sneakers and goes unnoticed for a long time. Right now, both
Read MoreBy Michal Kirschtel, MScPT As a physical therapist at ProClinix in Ardsley, I specialize in treating dancers, and I’ve seen firsthand the impact that injuries can have on their performance and long-term health. With a background as a dancer myself,
Read MoreBy Jared R. Francis Congressman Mike Lawler has some big decisions to make in the next few months. In addition to mulling a potential gubernatorial run, Rep. Lawler will play a key role in negotiations over the upcoming budget and
Read MoreBy Mike Gold I knew Elon Musk had long arms, but I never realized they could reach from Washington D.C. to Pleasantville. And, everywhere else in America. The guy’s a mutant octopus, with millions of arms. He’s got his fingers
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