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For centuries, freedom of expression has been at the cornerstone of the American identity, an intrinsic part of the democracy that we defend...

It is New York’s open secret that many ultra-Orthodox yeshivas provide little to no secular education, leaving students without the skills a...

With vaccination rates across the country picking up, recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic is on the horizon for many, and experts are predic...

Over the past few years, cities around the country and across the globe have learned the hard way how haphazardly rolled-out e-scooter renta...

After the prior administration got itself in hot borscht for, even before taking office, all but assuring Russia that there would be no last...

Having won the greatest landslide before or since (98.5% of the electoral votes, all but Vermont’s and Maine’s) and carried the biggest cong...

Sayerville, N.J.: Why is it that so often when a white police officer stops and detains a vulnerable target — someone “driving while Black”...

The deal with energy company Holtec International, which still requires approval by the New York State Public Service Commission, was first...

Stringer aims to create a new chief health officer who would act as head of both the city’s Health + Hospitals network and the Health Depart...

“For too long, our city’s schools have been guided by the vision of the chosen few and not by the vision of the people at all levels of the...

“I don’t think police officers are lazy, I don’t think they’re soft," said Adams. "I believe the right leadership would deploy them in the r...

“It is extremely important to suppress the pool of people that can be susceptible to the virus,” Bourla told CNBC.

Capitol Police Inspector General Michael Bolton testified Thursday that officers would likely have stood a better chance at fighting back th...

Kathryn Garcia and Dianne Morales got matching funds for the first time — more than $2 million each. The city's Campaign Finance Board said...

Starting on Monday, the new rule will allow establishments to remain open past the current 11 p.m. curfew, the governor said.

It didn’t take long for the video to spark a backlash on social media and in the city’s political circles.

The top Democrat said she’d rather wait to hear from President Biden’s commission before making any legislative push.

The controversial legislation passed in the Republican-majority House on Wednesday, and it now heads to the governor's desk.

“Manhattan deserves a leader who has put in the work and who knows how to get things done — and Brad Hoylman has proven himself as one of th...

The new sanctions, which the White House foreshadowed for weeks, represent the first retaliatory action against the Kremlin for last year’s...

Over 30 years ago, a real estate bigwig in Manhattan (no, not him) was convicted of tax evasion. Her name was Leona Helmsley, the famous Que...

In the latest sign that the curtain is inching up on New York City, neighborhood grousing about film shoots has returned. Nextdoor cackles w...

On April 15, 1945, when British troops entered the Nazi concentration camp not far from the German city of Hanover, my parents were among th...

If we ever manage to move the civic conversation about public safety beyond pointless posturing and simple-minded slogans — and that’s a big...

Our special elections in Queens and the Bronx were the first real tests of the new Ranked Choice Voting system in NYC since voters gave it t...