Jul 28, 2026 6:17 PM

New York City has handed a "target list" to every burglar and kidnapper by publishing a searchable database of wealthy homeowners' names and addresses. Under the guise of a new tax, the city doxxed thousands of residents, including many who don't even owe the levy. With violent "wrench attacks" and home invasions targeting the wealthy on the rise, this isn't transparency—it’s a dangerous invitation for crime. Is public tax data worth risking lives? What’s your take?
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