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The disappearance of students from NYC public schools has been one of the most devastating consequences of the pandemic, putting thousands o...

Some miracles come with fireworks and fanfare, like the Red Sea parting or Sully Sullenberger’s Hudson River landing. Chanukah, which starts...

Mayor Adams has announced a new policy to involuntarily hospitalize unhoused New Yorkers with severe mental illness. His plan relies on the...

The moniker “pre-K for all” certainly sounds better than “pre-K for most,” but in practice the latter has been the more accurate descriptor....

Barring the U.S. Supreme Court stepping in, the Title 42 policy using a COVID health restriction at the border will finally end Wednesday, a...

Pro-life activists around the country — and particularly in the states that have enacted abortion restrictions or outright bans following th...

Flushing: Re “New war vs. antisemitism” (Dec. 13): The article points out that antisemitic hate crimes in NYC more than doubled in November...

Maybe it’s just that I’m getting older, but time felt like an awfully flat circle as Mayor Adams and Gov. Hochul presented the city’s busine...

The two top elected officials unveiled an ambitious plan this past week for how to supercharge New York City’s economy — but members of the...

The New New York plan, unveiled by Mayor Adams and Gov. Hochul Wednesday, aims to transform Midtown and other business districts into 24/7 “...

The former president’s speech — his first to a Jewish group since his Nov. 22 meeting with Ye and Fuentes at his Mar-a-Lago resort — took pl...

In April, when Elon Musk offered to buy Twitter, he spoke in elevated terms about fulfilling a high moral purpose.

Be careful what you wish for. The city retirees who formed the NYC Organization of Public Service Retirees, pushing relentlessly to derail C...

This week, Scott Stringer sued Jean Kim for defamation, claiming that she did “irreparable harm to him and his political future by spreading...

Billy Moon joined America’s greatest fire department in 2002. There is no formal count of the number of lives he saved in the 20 years since...

Brooklyn: When you visit Coney Island, you don’t feel the city. You can still see it but it’s a different rhythm. We share Long Island and S...

The committee's formal recommendation is expected Monday.

Douglas Jensen, 43, was the 10th person to breach the building, according to the Justice Department.

Proponents of the new law argue the ban is necessary to ensure New Yorkers don’t mistakenly register for a party when seeking to remain non-...

The internet-based cartoon cards showing a photoshopped Trump in superhero poses have sold out since they were first offered to the public a...

Lawmakers urged the mercurial mogul to stop making snap decisions like his abrupt Thursday suspension of tech writers.

This past World AIDS Day, on Dec. 1, Gov. Hochul joined advocates in celebrating the significant progress we’ve made to end the epidemic and...

The six-week Battle of the Bulge, which began on Dec. 16, 1944, ranks as the third deadliest in American history with more than 19,000 dead...

Regulation often gets a bad rap, and it can be a real impediment to progress when it comes to things like onerous zoning codes that stop hou...

Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney took the floor of the House yesterday, as she has done innumerable times in her 30 years in Congress. But this...