Personality
Personality
Greg Meeks, the diplomat
The Queens leader talks foreign policy, stimulus checks and Chris Collins’ pardon.
New York State
Politics
Ideas for a new New York
Experts, advocates and lawmakers on the ambitious policies that could remake New York after the pandemic.
New York City
Politics
Pandemic unemployment insurance is running out for New York’s taxi drivers
Already burdened by a debt crisis, New York cabbies get shortchanged by government again.
New York State
Politics
What can lawmakers do about NY’s maddeningly slow vote count?
The long, drawn-out absentee tally is a national embarrassment.
Politics
Internet access still lacking for city’s homeless students
For the more than 111,000 city students who went without stable housing last year, remote and hybrid learning continues to be a fraught experience.
Politics
The anti-lockdown protest is here to stay
From Staten Island to Erie County, Republicans rebel against pandemic restrictions.
Joe Biden
Politics
New Yorkers who could fill Biden’s cabinet
The incoming administration is pulling from the Empire State.
New York City
Policy
Avoidable or inevitable: How NYC schools were shut down
New York City backed itself into a shutdown by relying on a 3%
New York City
Policy
What we still don’t know about school closures
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said new safety protocols need to be created to reopen schools again.
New York City
Policy
Can a curfew slow the spread of COVID-19?
Public health experts weigh in on new state curfew for restaurants, bars and gyms.
New York State
Personality
How Mondaire Jones made history in the suburbs
A gay, Black, progressive first-time candidate showed that Westchester and Rockland counties are ready for change.
Donald Trump
Politics
New York reacts to Biden’s victory
After a long few days of ballot counting former Vice President Joe Biden was projected the winner of the 2020 presidential election Saturday morning. Here’s how some of New York’s lawmakers and other political leaders reacted.
NYPD
Politics
How New York City settles lawsuits with protesters who sue cops over aggressive tactics
The city has a history of settling lawsuits filed by protesters alleging unjust treatment at the hands of the NYPD, but for some a settlement isn’t enough.
Personality
Personality
Jabari Brisport is still teaching
The next DSA state senator talks pandemic-era schooling, missing his students and the work that awaits him in Albany.
Campaigns & Elections
Politics
New York’s 2020 congressional election results
It was a bad night for Democrats in competitive races.
Campaigns & Elections
Politics
Are New York’s elections safe from cyberattack?
Boards of election may be a target for bad actors, but it’s not so easy to hack the vote.
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