Opinion

A Times Square casino is a bad bet

You might encounter stagehands going into practice, older New Yorkers introducing themselves to one another before lunch, or tourists from all over the world ...

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Injustice in Jersey: Former Trump attorney Alina Habba was illegally made federal prosecutor

The fact that a federal judge yesterday decided that Alina Habba, whom Donald Trump and Attorney General Pam Bondi had attempted to retain in ...

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Readers sound off on persecution of immigrants, Netanyahu’s plan and today’s pitchers

Los Angeles: To Laura Loomer and Stephen Miller: As a fellow Jew, I think everyone has the right to support their own thoughts and ...

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N.Y.’s energy program needs all of the above

One may easily believe that the process should be all or nothing as New York’s shift to a clean energy economy proceeds. We must ...

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City leaders must also pass their test

New York City students are returning to school riding a wave of unprecedented advances in math and reading as their backpacks unzip and classrooms ...

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S.E. Cupp: Trump BLS pick is partisan, unqualified & MAGA

You have been missing out on a lot if you haven’t been following the story at the Bureau of Labor Statistics, a modest federal ...

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Shield N.Y.’s parks from budget cuts

The findings of State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli’s annual report are alarming: New York State now faces a budget deficit that is considerably worse than ...

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One-man rule: Trump’s D.C. police takeover another authoritarian step

Donald Trump is attempting to seize complete control of the local police force in Washington, D.C., by utilizing a vague emergency clause in federal ...

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Readers sound off on justifying Gaza’s destruction, Mamdani’s money and first-ever umpires

Manhattan: Jewish novelist and theologian Avi Weiss has a strong command of language (Gaza recalls historic antisemitic tropes, op-ed, Aug. 10). He skillfully defends ...

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A fan’s perspective on MLB’s labor negotiations

Opening salvos are being fired as the Major League Baseball (MLB) Collective Bargaining Agreement approaches its expiration in December 2026.The players are against any ...

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