Make New York Post a Preferred Source New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, center, and other officials address reporters following a building collapse in Brooklyn, New York on Nov. 11, 2026. Anadolu via Getty Images Cold ‘compassion’ Based on the city’s approach to homelessness, little will change from last winter (“Zo’s ‘cold comfort’ plan,” Nov. 10).
By refusing to compel street homeless into shelter except under narrow involuntary-removal rules, Mayor Mamdani leaves individuals the right to freeze in the cold. The $25 million “Code Blue” expansion falls short because open shelters only work if used.
We can’t claim dying on the streets is their choice — not in a humane society.
President Trump admits the Iran war was voters’ biggest midterm concern and has insisted since his Feb. 28 speech that the terrorist nation will never be able to build a nuclear weapon (“Bibi, Don wage ‘war’ of words,” Nov. 12).
Yet US intelligence indicates core elements of Iran’s nuclear program remain — and it can build a bomb in nine to 12 months, despite the president’s claim of complete “obliteration.” Ah, there’s the rub.
The Community Opportunity to Purchase Act exempts owner-occupied buildings of five or fewer units, so defenders claim that small landlords have nothing to fear (“A rare sign from Zo,” Nov. 11).
Neither they nor tenants should be reassured. Owners are letting units sit empty because carrying them vacant beats dealing with the city.
When selling is penalized, owners withdraw — and withdrawn buildings never enter the 20-day nonprofit window.
City Councilwoman Sandy Nurse’s “opportunity to purchase” program will become a vacancy program instead.
With the midterms bringing the Republican brand to its knees, the president’s pick of Stephen Miller as chief of staff is utterly baffling (“Hoppin’ mad over Miller time,” Nov. 11).
Miller has pushed to deport all illegal immigrants, not just felons — with the compassion of a dog catcher — erasing Trump’s 2024 gains with Hispanics and sparking panic.
Trump should ease back on ICE and create paths to citizenship for those here illegally.
I like the Giants’ lineup, but serious teams don’t have three guys doing backflips in a row or shouting “Who let the dogs out?” to draw the Commanders offside (“Big blew it,” Nov. 13).
J.J. McCarthy and Malik Nabers were smiling after Nabers slipped on a potential late first-down route. Others can criticize the missed opportunities, fumbles and lack of pass rush.
My issue is they look like they’re having too much fun instead of being disciplined. This isn’t a high school free period.
The Post may have been wrong in labeling the animal-rights activist arrested for hitting a carriage driver with her skateboard a “sanctimonious skate punk” (“Activist acts like animal: police,” Nov. 12).
From the photos, Abigail Holbrook’s skateboard’s clean, un-scuffed deck and pristine underside suggest she carries it as a weapon, not a conveyance.
And to be fair to punks, her attire — green hair, piercings, knapsack and a jean jacket with scribbles on it — suggests a woke leftie over a punk. The only thing missing is a keffiyeh.
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