Dozens Arrested, Eleven Cops Injured in NYC during MLK Day Protest
The demonstration turned violent around 8:30 p.m. in City Hall Park.
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The Future of Birdland Jazz Club and Live Music
The future of Birdland Jazz Club and live music in the wake of the pandemic.
De Blasio Toys with Making His Schools Even Worse
Ending gifted-and-talented programs, while opposing the expansion of charter schools, is an invitation for New Yorkers to move elsewhere.
Twenty Twenty Hindsight
If you watched the ball drop, you know what came next: tragicomic disillusionment.
Trump Made Electoral Inroads in His Native NYC, with Help from Hispanics
Support for Trump rose in almost all assembly districts in the city relative to his 2016 performance.
Make Snow Days Great Again
The COVID-fueled development of distance learning now threatens to destroy a hallowed tradition of American childhood.
Two Iconic Restaurants Close for Good
The 21 Club and The Cliff House. Two American landmarks. Closed by the government’s virus mandates in 2020. These cities will be the poorer for their demise.
The New York Times’ Shifting Narrative on School COVID Closures
'The moment Trump said that we ought to get people back in schools, there was a huge chunk of people that . . . just wanted to defy Trump.'
NYC Will Close Indoor Dining if COVID Hospitalizations Don’t ‘Stabilize,’ Cuomo Warns
Cuomo announced that any region in the state that where hospitalizations continued to rise would be placed under new restrictions.
NYC ‘Autonomous Zone’ Bar Owner Ran Over Deputy with Car after Flouting COVID Restrictions, Sheriff Says
Deputies were arresting Danny Presti for serving customers in violation of city and state closure orders when he tried to drive away.