Economy
Data Drop: Trump, Manufacturing and NYC
Jarrett Murphy |
The president’s tax cut and tougher trade policies led to a brief rise in national manufacturing jobs numbers. New York didn’t benefit from the bump.
Opinion
Opinion: Making Sure Formerly Incarcerated New Yorkers Know Their Voting Rights
Soffiyah Elijah |
‘During the three months we set up shop in Harlem every Saturday, we encountered scores of people who thought that because they had a felony conviction and/or they were on parole, they could not vote.’
Election 2020
VIDEO: How the Election Will Impact NYC Housing
Nicole Javorsky |
Whoever wins the presidency could have a huge impact on housing in New York City, from homelessness to homeownership, and private development to public housing.
Brooklyn
Assembly Hopeful: Eviction Ban Would ‘Save Lives’
Jarrett Murphy |
Phara Souffrant Forest, a nurse turned candidate, is on the verge of unseating an incumbent Democrat in Brooklyn.
2020 election
Diferencia por contraste ¿en qué se diferencian Trump y Biden en temas de inmigración?
Daniel Parra |
¿Qué tan diferente es el enfoque de Joe Biden sobre la inmigración del de Donald Trump?
2020 election
¿Cómo se configura el mapa nacional del voto latino?
Daniel Parra |
Los dos candidatos a la presidencia en los Estados Unidos están invirtiendo tiempo y dinero para capturar el voto latino.
2020 campaign
Septuagenarians Running for President Differ on Key Issues for Older New Yorkers
Gail Robinson |
On Social Security, healthcare, housing and food support, Joe Biden and Donald Trump offer different visions to older New Yorkers.
Government
Puppies, Prostitution, Bullies and Tolls: Rose and Malliotakis as Lawmakers
Jarrett Murphy |
The Staten Island Congressional race has been about ideology and association (and who hates Bill de Blasio more) but not about what either candidate has proposed or achieved legislatively.
Election 2020
Trump and Biden are in Different Worlds on Housing
Sadef Ali Kully |
The president has emphasized protecting suburbs from low-income intrusion. The Democratic nominee wants to spend billions to ease the housing crunch.
2020 election
Oh Yeah, the Judges: A Quick Guide to NYC’s 2020 Judicial Ballot
Jarrett Murphy and Dayun Park |
On November 3, New York City voters will elect judges who will guide and decide civil and criminal cases for a decade or more.
