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OPINION: Delaying congestion pricing is a big win for New Yorkers
Delaying congestion pricing [which would have charged drivers a $15 fee to drive into the central business district of Manhattan] is a victory for hardworking
OPINION: The U.S. is no longer the dominant superpower
It was an article of faith, through most of my life, that the United States was the world’s dominant power. We had the most powerful
OPINION: We Can Do Better Fighting the Opioid Crisis
New York has made strides in combating the ongoing opioid crisis, but much work remains as we still have far too many deaths in the
OPINION: State Attorneys General Should Sue N.Y. over Election Interference
State attorneys general have a duty to sue the city and state of New York, which rewrote federal election and state business-records law to interfere
OPINION: What’s on the Line for Law Enforcement
Each May, we celebrate and offer our thanks to the incredibly brave men and women of our law-enforcement community. During National Police Week, which was
OPINION: Whatever happened to the optimism of youth?
One of the things I enjoyed most, throughout my political career, was the opportunity to meet with young people. Almost without exception, they were curious,
OPINION: Common-Sense Solutions Continue to Get Lost in Albany
Albany politics once again are getting in the way of measures aimed at ensuring a safer learning environment for students and educators, as well as
OPINION: Congress Just Accomplished Something. Can It Do It Again?
Until recently, it seemed like you couldn’t turn around without finding a headline lambasting the current Congress as the least productive ever. There was good
OPINION: Erosion of Trust in the Institutional Left
Big government leftism has experienced a rapid erosion of public trust over the past four years due to three national calamities: COVID, Biden, and the
OPINION: The risk of nuclear war may be growing
We have lived with the existential threat of nuclear weapons for almost 80 years. To say we have become complacent would be an understatement. Knowing
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