Personality

This week’s biggest Winners & Losers

Who’s up and who’s down this week?

New York State

Opinion

Would ending fusion voting hurt GOP and help suburban Dems?

Many prominent Democrats have rushed to the defense of fusion voting, but the practice actually empowers minor parties on the right, such as the Conservative Party and the WFP can pull the Democrats leftward through other means, writes Ross Barkan.

New York State

Politics

NY Republican Reps cautiously denounce tweets

Although all of the Republicans in New York’s congressional delegation voted against a resolution denouncing the President Donald Trump’s racist tweets about four Democrats, most did mildly criticize Trump’s statements. None, however, have spoken up about the chants of “Send her back.”

New York State

Policy

New York’s drone conundrum

Groups like the New York Civil Liberties Union have raised red flags over surveillance and invasion of privacy concerns. 

New York City

Opinion

How to make NYC safe from cars

New York City is in the midst of a battle for its roads, and only by building new infrastructure and shifting the logic of our transportation planning will New York City be made truly safe for bikers and pedestrians, writes Eric Goldwyn, a research scholar at New York University’s Marron Institute.

New York City

Politics

Is the MTA due for a restructuring?

The experts weigh in on new plans to shake up the embattled Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

New York State

Politics

Is Chris Collins running for Congress again?

You probably haven’t heard the last of the Trump-loving congressman.

New York City

Policy

Media turns Garner fury on de Blasio and O’Neill

Five takes on the federal decision not to press civil rights charges.

New York City

Policy

Inadequate traffic enforcement is undermining Vision Zero

After years of decline, New York City’s traffic deaths have ticked upwards so far this year and bicycle advocates point to misplaced priorities in the NYPD’s traffic enforcement as a leading culprit.