The New York City Police Association (NYPD) has been accused of protecting its own interests before the public, following a recent incident involving two thugs who beat an innocent man senseless. The author suggests that the NYPD should have suspended these thugs immediately, while their guns and badges were removed. She also suggests that Jessie Tisch should have removed them from payroll and allow them to accumulate significant overtime and retire rather than terminate them. The reader also criticizes President Trump for cancelling an $11 million federal contract with Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Miami, which houses and provides crucial aid to unaccompanied children for over six decades. The cancellation of the contract may force the charity to suspend operations within months. The article also discusses the controversy surrounding the portrayal of Roald Dahl in a play by Alan Dershowitz as an antisemite, with some arguing that he supported the Palestinian cause.