Multiple outlets publish critiques of New York Attorney General Letitia James, arguing that her public focus on Donald Trump and related legal matters sidelines attention to crime and safety issues in the state.

The two sources frame James’s actions as a pattern of prioritizing Trump over other concerns. They do not present new official case details in their coverage, but they characterize her approach as damaging to New York and argue she should not seek another term. Both outlets use similar wording and strongly express dissatisfaction with her political and enforcement priorities.

While the articles share the same overall perspective, they differ mainly in outlet style rather than in the underlying claim. The criticism centers on perceived misallocation of attention and resources—specifically, what they describe as an “evil eye” on Trump and a “blind eye” to New York crime—rather than on specific disputed facts or outcomes.