Galloway Meets the Tax List Scott Galloway, the NYU professor and liberal political commentator, is now objecting to a New York City database tied to Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s proposed pied-à-terre tax. The tax targets people who own valuable homes in the city that are not their main residence. Galloway said on a podcast that his name appeared in the city’s searchable database, along with property details. He called it being “doxed,” which is a serious charge when names and addresses are placed where anyone with internet access can search them. What the City Published According to a Fox News report, the city’s Department of Finance released a searchable property roll listing owners of non-primary residences that could fall under the proposed tax. The report said users can search properties and view names and addresses. A department spokesperson said publication of the roll was required by state law. That may explain the paperwork, but it does not settle the public safety question. Government databases have a way of being described as routine until someone notices the routine includes their front door. Why Galloway Objected Galloway said the list covers about 950,000 residences and argued that Mamdani had turned a tax tool…

A Father Faces the Pain Again Dean Tipton, the father of six-year-old Logan Tipton, is grieving in public after the man who killed his son was released from prison for the second time. Logan was stabbed to death in his bed during a home invasion in Versailles, Kentucky, on December 7, 2015. Tipton wrote on Facebook that the justice system gave his family a life sentence while the man responsible received what he called a “slap on the wrist.” In another post, he said he has tried for years to keep going after Logan’s death, but this latest release may be his breaking point. His words were raw, painful, and direct, as any parent can understand without needing a law degree or a committee hearing. What Happened in the Case Ronald Exantus broke into the Tipton family home in 2015 and killed Logan while the child slept. He also attacked Logan’s father and sisters. Authorities said Exantus did not know the family before the attack. In 2018, a jury found Exantus not guilty by reason of insanity on the murder and first-degree burglary charges, citing schizophrenia. The jury convicted him as guilty but mentally ill on assault charges tied to…