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After nearly two decades of inaction, Breonna Taylor’s death may lead to reforms.
The president’s tax returns feature several red flags for possibly fraudulent behavior, experts say.
Who are the federal officials making sure the coronavirus vaccine is safe and fairly distributed?
The longtime GOP donor may want to protect Israel allies in the House through redistricting.
Rounding up the week’s political news.
Hizzoner is letting restaurants continue the COVID-era accommodation. Here are some tips to make it work.
OPINION
With our Ask A Philosopher booth, we turned New York City into a marketplace of ideas.
By IAN OLASOV
The case for impeaching the U.S. attorney general, who has undermined the rule of law in New York.
By BEN ADLER
The MTA plans devastating service slashes to avoid confronting the root of its fiscal problems.
When you’re talking about fossil fuel emissions, it’s a race to zero.
By JULIE TIGHE
POLITICS
Can closing nonessential businesses in certain NYC neighborhoods contain coronavirus clusters?
During the first presidential debate, the president compared New York to a “ghost town.”
Voters who received the wrong ballot wonder what to do. We’ve got some answers.
The longtime GOP donor may want to protect Israel allies in the House through redistricting.
Policy
The president’s tax returns feature several red flags for possibly fraudulent behavior, experts say.
The Committee on Standards and Ethics unanimously recommend expulsion for multiple charges of misconduct.
By JEFF COLTIN
After nearly two decades of inaction, Breonna Taylor’s death may lead to reforms.
Income taxes, pieds-à-terre and stock buybacks all could be targeted by the state Legislature.
PERSONALITY
Hizzoner is letting restaurants continue the COVID-era accommodation. Here are some tips to make it work.
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was just one of the women who helped proliferate the women’s rights movement in the 1960s and 1970s.
There’s a reason why Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was given the nickname the Notorious R.B.G.
The reformist prosecutor fights a crime wave and police misconduct at the same time.
POWER LIST
MAGAZINE
Here’s what to watch during the endless bummer of COVID-19.
NYPD officer unions taught the NYC mayor a lesson in 2014. He hasn’t forgotten it.
By BEN ADLER
Sochie Nnaemeka brings an activist edge at the most perilous moment for the Working Families Party.
By JEFF COLTIN
