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…New York City has found itself at the vortex of cultural resistance to Trump. In New York Magazine, David Wallace-Wells wrote a piece titled “Trump May Have America, But the…

…non-citizens enormous power in national affairs. But it goes well beyond that. New York City has 13 congressional districts. That’s more than either Massachusetts or Virginia. And while the city…

…hefty title, “A Local Law to amend the New York city charter, in relation to allowing lawful permanent residents in New York city to vote in municipal elections.” It created…

…out of New York, but they’ve kept the front offices — more hedging. Meanwhile, what The New York Times called a mini-city and a new tech corridor is emerging along…

It’s Friday kids! What should we do tonight? After all, we live in New York City, the swingingest, never sleepingest, city of all the bright, shiny cities in the world….

Amid surging energy prices and demand, Democrats leading the New York City Council voted Wednesday to prohibit new construction buildings from having natural gas hookups. The bill, which will now…

After 9/11, there was an intense pride in New York. The bad guys had hit us hard, and we knew the fight ahead would be tough, but we also knew…

…my youth, and everyone thinks the New York City of his youth is the real New York City, and it is. New York City belongs to the young; it belongs…

…the city with wide-eyed optimism about my new chic life, and thought New York to be rich with romantic possibilities. Sadly, I was way off. New York does have a…

…enclaves in New York and in the entire country,” according to The New York Times. Out of 55 community districts in New York City, Community District 7, which encompasses the…

…Germans occupying New York City Rick says “Well there are certain sections of New York that I wouldn’t suggest you try to invade.” This is as true of viruses as…

Both The New York Times and the New York Post ran stories this week about the demographic breakdown of students accepted to New York City’s eight elite public high schools….

…is making our city less hospitable, allowing people to roam the subway when they are in need of serious mental help.  Transit crime in New York City is up nearly…

…New York is stuck with me. For better or worse. There are some things I know about New York City. I know that as the Great Depression dragged along, Gotham…

…of hunger and a lot of need. My hope is that this play will be a little medicine dropper full to New Yorkers who see it.” New York City, Or…

…to New York’s insane lockdown as if New Yorkers are complaining they don’t have enough Netflix shows to watch. The reality is, they’re going hungry. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m71nMRD2-NU&feature=youtu.be In his New York…

The “Victory for New York Families” legislative package Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed more than two years ago has been devastating for New York City. They force businesses to offer mandatory…

…lingering evenings slowly passes, New York’s restaurants see income evaporating, never to return. To say that the situation in New York City is becoming dire is a vast understatement. The…

…thing to do is keep the schools open. But New York City needs de Blasio to do the harder thing. Governing New York City is a nightmare of logistics and…

…and recommendations,” New York City Police Commissioner James O’Neil said during a press conference. “It is clear that Daniel Pantaleo can no longer effectively serve as a New York City…

…daily threat throughout New York City, they used to say that a conservative was just a liberal who had been mugged, and the City’s political history bears that out. After…

…the five boroughs of New York City outside of Staten Island that have not seen significant change. The Attack on the People of Old New York The New York Times…

Today it is 19 years since the terror attack that killed 3,000 people out of a clear blue New York City sky. It feels strange to say that. It is…

As New York state continues its aggressive antibody testing, the latest results released by Gov. Andrew Cuomo show that 24.7 percent of people tested in New York City tested positive…

…City may be an anomaly. “I think that we’re seeing in New York, temporarily many have fled. Some 400,000 I think, left New York City since coronavirus hit. Literally half…

…public transit usage in New York City makes us violently susceptible to this plague. New York City is the center of the universe; by definition the center of the universe…

…founding should not be erased from City Hall but merely relocated to its original home in the governor’s room. The New York Daily News editorial board also published an article…

…and unemployed guys in dodgy New York neighborhoods have really bad manners. Oh, really? How amazing. “Rude People Discovered in New York City, Film at 11.” All of the breathless…

…and local overspending and incompetence driving away their rich tax base. While New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio religiously implement strict lockdowns in…

There is a strange thing about New York City that anyone who has ever lived here has experienced, but which is hard to quantify and explain. Oft times the city…

…of New York have to suffer under incompetent liberal leadership. The sorry, not sorry was specifically addressed not only to Trump, but also to liberal New York City Mayor Bill…

Staten Island is very much its own place in the universe, yet still an integral part of New York City. This urban suburb is also one of the few areas…

Dr. Oxiris Barbot stepped down as New York City health commissioner Tuesday citing the city’s Democratic Mayor Bill de Blasio as reason for her leaving. “I leave my post today…

Uber has big plans for New York State, but many people, including New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, a proudly progressive Democrat, are wary of the company’s growth. Critics…

New York City Mayor Eric Adams signed a bill Friday declaring obesity a new legally protected class. The legislation signed by the New York mayor bars individuals from being discriminated…

…resolution passed declared the city government would begin a year long process to develop its new system of providing public safety. New York Times Op-ed: ‘Yes, We Mean Literally Abolish…