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Hurrah for removal of 21-year-old Harlem scaffolding — but much more remains to do

Scaffolding that had been up for 21 years at 409 Edgecombe Avenue was finally taken down, highlighting the scourge of sidewalk structures all over...

Grand Central ‘slasher’ strikes again: Letters to the Editor — Jan. 2, 2024

The Issue: The alleged stabbing of an inmate by the "Grand Central slasher" following his arrest.

Why Eric Adams’ ‘tough’ moves on migrants keep failing to stem the tides

In yet another sign that refusing to face the central causes won’t end New York City’s illegal-migrant crisis, buses full of “asylum seekers” have...

The simple reform Congress can make to move millions from welfare to work

Congress has a chance to help millions of Americans move from welfare to work while fixing one of the country’s most broken federal programs.

Boebert blames Hollywood stars for having to switch districts

Rep. Lauren Boebert is placing blame on actors Barbra Streisand and Ryan Reynolds as the reason she had to switch districts.

New year, new state laws: From minimum wage to gender-affirming care

A host of new state laws came into effect across the country Monday, reflecting a national rift on key issues and how to address them that doesn't seem to be shifting course anytime soon. Many of the measures are sure to attract criticism and even mockery from their opponents. For instance, California now mandates large...

Harris: Rep. Johnson ‘was a visionary, a pioneer and a fighter’

Vice President Harris on Monday lauded the late Texas Democrat Eddie Bernice Johnson, the first registered nurse elected to the House of Representatives, who died Sunday at age 88. "Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson was a visionary, a pioneer, and a fighter," Harris wrote in a statement. Harris — the first woman, first Black person and first...

House Minority Leader Jeffries’s father dies at 85

Marland Jeffries, father of House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.), died Sunday, according to the younger Jeffries's office. Marland Jeffries, 85, was a former substance abuse counselor who raised two sons with his wife of 56 years, Laneda, in Brooklyn in the 1970s and 1980s. The younger Jeffries grew up in an area known both...

Maine dumps Trump from ballot: Letters to the Editor — Jan. 1, 2024

NY Post readers discuss the removal of former President Donald Trump from the voting ballot in Maine.

Why Christie’s Gall Is Worse than Haley’s Gaffe

The former New Jersey governor’s criticism of Nikki Haley’s past Trump support is vapid, hypocritical, and tiresome.

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