
Ms. McCaughey is a former lieutenant governor of New York and co-founder of…
The incoming mayor needs to call on the 300,000 city employees to show warmth, respect, and courtesy to the public. The spirit of a smile.

The bill even forces towns to let the homeless sleep in local parks or camp on sidewalks, despite the risk of crime and disorder.

Making homeownership possible is not only good policy. For Republicans, it’s smart politics.

New Yorkers, brace yourselves for crazy laws and huge tax hikes.

Would the governor have the guts to use her authority to protect the city, or would she sacrifice the city by pandering to the socialist flank of her party?

Too many of the city’s lower-court judges are already opposed to locking up alleged offenders before trial or requiring cash bail, even when the state’s pro-criminal laws allow it.


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