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Using price transparency data, a union identified egregious pricing at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick 🇺🇸 cites charges at 358% more than Medicare. “After this union dropped New York-Presbyterian from their network, they reportedly saved substantial resources.”

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Only 54% of New York City public school students can read at their grade level, and teachers' unions aren't making this any better. In fact, they're a big reason for why this is the case at all. The UFT, statewide NYSUT, and the AFT devote immense sums towards political activism, oftentimes on issues that have nothing to do with education, and at other times, on things that actively make it worse. Teachers are fed up. Some are leaving the union entirely, since 2018, enrolment of active members has declined at a time when the number of FTE educators increased 7%, and more will probably do so as union leadership broadens the scope of activism into an ever greater range of issues — that members themselves are likely to disagree on. Nor does the phenomenon of unions as political-machines help students — New York City spends an incredible amount of public education in exchange for very poor outcomes. Unions should restore their focus on direct contractual advocacy. Teachers should be able to decide for themselves what political causes they want to support. City Journal

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Apple is expected to announce tomorrow their new foldable iPhone Ultra as the centerpiece of their event - It is expected to start at around $2,400 - Higher storage versions potentially topping $3,000 - There will be no Face ID - No telephoto camera - Delayed shipping into October or early November Apple is already testing new foldable indicating they are going to make foldable phones more of a focus “Apple reportedly already testing two more generations of foldable phones over the next two years” The price is insane. I looked up the top of the line foldable phone from Samsung and its prices at $2,099… that’s $300 cheaper than Apple’s starting price The closest top of the line phone from Google, the pixel 10 pro fold is priced at $1,799. So if you were making the switch you’d spend an extra $600

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89,935 views • 6 days ago

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A student at Wilmot Union High School in Wisconsin has been ALLOWED back in school after he was charged with multiple counts of child p*rnography. The student, who is being tried as an adult, ADMITTED to possessing the material on his school laptop, but is being allowed to attend class while wearing an ankle monitor. More than a dozen parents have chosen to keep their kids home from school to protect them. Why is the school allowing this?

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101,868 views • 10 months ago

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Union Square after 5 PM is no safer or more orderly than it is at 9 AM. The area continues to be marred by persistent homelessness, open-air drug dealing, rampant theft, and a disturbing array of other crimes that erode the quality of life for residents, workers, and visitors alike. This cycle of disorder and neglect cannot be allowed to persist. New York City urgently needs decisive, results-oriented leadership that prioritizes public safety, accountability, and basic civility—not the ineffective approaches we’ve seen from Mayor Mamdani and Governor Hochul. Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani Kathy Hochul

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