BY PHILIP ENG At the LIRR, our team has experience handling all types of situations: from hurricanes to power outages to managing massive amounts of infrastructure expansion. Pandemic? Not so much. But our workforce is...
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As New York battles coronavirus, the homeless crisis rages on, too
BY SHELLY NORTZ Year after year, we have seen the homelessness crisis reach record highs. One need not analyze the statistics to notice — every New Yorker sees it with their own eyes. More than 250,000 New Yorkers were...
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BY SHAHID MIAN It’s Friday at 1 p.m., the most important time of the week at the Masjid Darul Quran,...
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Thanks, O’Reilly, for the context.
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The exit polls reveal how the Empire State became a firewall against him.
How did Man of the People score two seats?
Why shouldn’t students themselves have a say in what constitutes their own education?
All predictions guaranteed, or your money back.
An overgenerous definition of “middle class.”
This basic principle of civility came to mind last week.
I’m happy experiencing the true spirit of Christmas.
Shattering box office records doesn't mean it will be profitable.
Don't be surprised by Trump.
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I plan to make my life's work trying to implement effective and reasonable safeguards against this happening again.
Republicans have to be ready with answers to a lot of hard questions.
In the 2016 primary this was bound to happen -- Trump or no Trump.
Joel Mathis and Ben Boychuk debate the issue.
Good intentions often aren't good enough.
When it comes to fixing student-loans, there are a few obvious solutions.
Lost in the short-term attention commanded by Donald Trump in the first Republican primary debate was a long-term problem for...
I see three different paths to his candidacy's end point:
No set of policies is going to be good for every citizen of a place.
I am struggling mightily with the death of Sandra Bland.
