Personality

Personality

New podcast targets Latinos ahead of 2020 elections

HITN’s “Estudio DC” features interviews with members of Congress and other experts.

New York State

Politics

How New Yorkers are responding to the census

The count could affect New York for the next decade. Many New Yorkers haven’t bothered.

Opinion

A Carbon Free New York?

When you’re talking about fossil fuel emissions, it’s a race to zero.

New York City

Politics

Rich to NYC: Drop dead

While the city approaches a fiscal cliff, the most powerful New Yorkers complain about possible tax hikes.

Policy

Can New York lead the nation on antitrust enforcement?

New legislation could allow New York to take more aggressive action against companies allegedly engaging in anti-competitive behavior than it’s currently able to under federal antitrust laws.

Education

Policy

Teacher’s pet: Can Cuomo’s right-hand man save SUNY?

Jim Malatras’ installation is either a power grab – or the university system’s only hope.

Power Lists

The 2020 Higher Education Power 50

The most influential leaders of New York colleges and universities.

New York City

Policy

Can NY learn from 9/11 on COVID-19 disability benefits?

The state may expand disability benefits and workers compensation to those still suffering from COVID-19.

Campaigns & Elections

Politics

Will de Blasio ties haunt a trio of mayoral candidates?

Maya Wiley, Kathryn Garcia and Loree Sutton have already begun to distance themselves from the mayor.

Policy

Rochester’s headstart on police reforms

Before Daniel Prude’s death, Rochester overhauled its police oversight board to give it significantly more power.

Health Care (Archived)

Policy

Should police respond to mental health calls?

The death of Daniel Prude in Rochester has prompted calls to reimagine mental health crisis response.

New York City

Politics

How the Lucerne Hotel reversal happened

A threatened lawsuit caused NYC to move homeless men out of the Upper West Side.