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Outlawing inappropriate evictions would protect renters from unfair practices.
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In a crowded field, some Democratic presidential contenders may not make it past 2019.
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Unions are also lobbying for expanded prevailing wages and addressing the gig economy.
By BOB HENNELLY
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Hot-button issues span vaccines, single-payer health care and the Medical Aid in Dying Act.
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The U.S. Senate Minority Leader called for a probe of the Chinese state-owned company CRRC.
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Some advocates say the support is there, but time may be running out.
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The affirmative case for the freedom to experiment with a relatively benign drug.
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A new bill would require state contractors to use work-monitoring software. Some fear privacy risks.
FIRST READ
OPINION
The lack of diversity in specialized high schools is caused by educational inequality, not a test that measures it.
Outlawing inappropriate evictions would protect renters from unfair practices.
The affirmative case for the freedom to experiment with a relatively benign drug.
POLITICS
Farah Louis’ election to the 45th District is the latest sign of Haitian-Americans’ political power.
Who’s backing whom in a rare competitive race for district attorney.
In a crowded field, some Democratic presidential contenders may not make it past 2019.
By CITY & STATE
Farah Louis’ election to the 45th District is the latest sign of Haitian-Americans’ political power.
Policy
Experts and lawmakers weigh in on easing the pain of burdened medallion owners and preventing predatory lending in the future.
State lawmakers are tackling a broad range of issues in Albany.
The ongoing legal battle between city officials and the home-sharing company continues.
Unions are also lobbying for expanded prevailing wages and addressing the gig economy.
By BOB HENNELLY
PERSONALITY
The former governor on digital accessibility, the arrogance of Amazon and Democratic control in Albany.
Why House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler won’t stop pursuing the president.
By CITY & STATE
POWER LIST
MAGAZINE
State lawmakers are tackling a broad range of issues in Albany.
Unions are also lobbying for expanded prevailing wages and addressing the gig economy.
By BOB HENNELLY
Some advocates say the support is there, but time may be running out.
