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Consider the people who are the industry Manhattan: Bravo to the Daily News for its courageous and insightful editorial “Hold the horses on City...
A blanket of gray had covered the sky since morning, seasoned with occasional rainfall and faint rumbles of thunder throughout the day. This wasn’t...
At the WNBA All-Star weekend in Chicago, all eyes were on Indiana Fever phenom Caitlin Clark, although many tuning in were watching for all the wrong...
The dead merit the outcry, not the despot Brooklyn: Re “Mamdani has to drop his Netanyahu arrest nonsense” (editorial, July 23): Explain to me how...
Airbnb recently announced it bought an office building in Manhattan. That’s great to hear. Even though Airbnb has not actually committed to hiring...
One hundred and ten years ago this month, in the rolling hills above the River Somme, whistles blew along 13 miles of the British trench. Thousands of...
What’s so brave about sacrificing others? Bronx: At the hearing held by the Senate Appropriations Committee on Tuesday, and many times before that,...
Selling marine life short to sell snacks Tuckahoe, N.Y.: In order to sell a questionable product, the ad for Goldfish crackers states, “Goldfish...
Zohran Mamdani, a lifelong foe of the existent of the Jewish state of Israel, knows he can’t do anything of the sort by ordering the arrest of...
In the dog days of summer the sun beats down harder and the nights grow longer. With the school year over, there’s an elevated risk of youth...
A timeless classic fit for our own times Valley Stream, L.I.: Last week, I was privileged to see one of the great films of the past few decades....
Tisha B’Av, which commemorates the destruction of the ancient Jewish Temples, arrives tonight just as my Israeli relatives are anticipating renewed...
In New York City, we often speak about social justice as an aspiration. At West Park Presbyterian Church on the Upper West Side, it had long been a...
The numbers came out, like they do every year. Of the 777 students who received offers to Stuyvesant High School, only three were Black. Of course...
For decades, the city Department of Transportation has asked, “How should we rebuild the crumbling triple cantilever of the Brooklyn-Queens...
The last time smoke from forest fires made it hard to breathe in New York City was in June 2023. Last week, we repeated that experience, with smoke...
RIP to a Met who knew how to take a pitch Manhattan: I was saddened to hear of the passing of ex-Mets second baseman Ron Hunt. In 1961, I reported to...
Donald Trump and his administration wants to kick people out of the country that they don’t like, whether that’s legal or not. They’ve tried...
Last week’s City Council 9-hour hearing on a Central Park horse carriage ban was either a sideshow or a show trial. What it was not was a serious...
On Jan. 10, 2025, one day after our son’s first birthday, a genetic test gave us an answer we never expected. We learned our son has AUTS2 syndrome,...
June’s primary victories by left-wing candidates in New York have been described as a political earthquake, with insurgent socialists winning races...
Why hold a hearing but refuse to hear us? Whitestone: I’ve proudly worked in New York City’s horse-drawn carriage industry for more than 22 years,...
Only three Black students were admitted to Stuyvesant High School this year. That number should prompt reflection — not about the ability or...
Last month, Parks & Trails New York released a landmark report on the economic impact of the Empire State Trail. Its findings should permanently...
When we founded Airbnb, the idea was simple: help ordinary people open their homes, earn extra income and connect travelers with communities in a more...
Forsaken by our system, we fear that one? New Rochelle, N.Y.: Do we really understand what socialism is and accept that it is not a prelude to...
The state Constitution empowers the New York City mayor to appoint judges to the city’s Criminal and Family Courts for 10-year terms, and to fill...
As the nation celebrates its 250th anniversary, here’s an ugly open secret to consider about one of its original states: More than 20,000 New...
We’re all implicated in these atrocities Reno: When America and Israel started bombing Iran, our military bombed an elementary school, killing more...
Thursday night, Donald Trump launched into a primetime TV diatribe rehashing his obsession with the idea that the 2020 election was stolen from him...
Some are questioning how long Chancellor Kamar Samuels is going to be running our nation’s largest school system. I vehemently disagree with the...
Lose carriage horses and we lose history Bronx: Banning horse carriage rides is like tearing down a landmark (“Menin backs ban on horse carriages...
We support the hardworking, low-paid paraprofessionals who assist students and teachers in the city’s public schools. Their union’s leader, United...
New Yorkers want safe streets, reasonable taxes, and good schools. Yet millions of New Yorkers who reject party labels are excluded from the elections...
The right to be judged by a jury of your peers is a bedrock of American democracy. This principle applies not only to the judicial system but also to...
Stop stalling and give Patty her freedom Syracuse: More than $41 million in taxpayer funds support the silk-stocking Wildlife Conservation Society. As...
Rikers Remediation Manager Nicholas Deml, effectively a federal receiver by another name, has submitted his first report to Manhattan Federal Judge...
Along with “The Catcher in the Rye,” J. D. Salinger’s Holden Caulfield turns 75 today, July 16. That’s a long time for anyone to remain a...
Plastics pollute, but this is the worst Brooklyn: It is now Plastic Free July, a time dedicated to ocean protection and activism in the face of...
I met the late Sen. Lindsey Graham about 20 years ago, when I was coming up in conservative politics. I had been part of the neoconservative wing that...
The NYC Health Department, where I previously served as commissioner, has an annual budget of about $2 billion. The city’s annual contribution to...
Rising from nurse’s aide to leader of NYC’s municipal workers, Lillian Roberts exemplified the promise of public employee unionism — upward...
When Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche goes before the Senate today for his confirmation hearing to be Donald Trump’s permanent AG, both...