Mr. Husock is a senior fellow for Domestic Policy Studies at the American Enterprise Institute and author of ‘The Projects: A New History of Public Housing.’
Lawmakers anticipate that non-profit organizations will do a better job than private owners in rescuing thousands of properties in disrepair.
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Gracie Mansion meeting proves missed opportunity for president to push back against the city’s dysfunctional status quo.
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Grounds for skepticism are suggested by his performance on his own core campaign promises and signature initiatives.
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The Flushing Remonstrance is a parchment for our time if there ever was one.
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Republican lawmakers say the law is pressuring banks to fund left-wing activist groups.
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Failing to give independent voters a say in primaries suggests Hizzoner has more in common with Red State Republicans than one might think.
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Yet Texas’s plan to expose students to the Judeo-Christian tradition finds little favor with today’s left.
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Zohran Mamdani’s cruise to the mayoralty follows a primary that excludes the city’s nearly one million independent voters.
By HOWARD HUSOCK
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Agitators are blocking the only reliable means to bring new funding to New York’s dilapidated network of projects.
By HOWARD HUSOCK
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Mamdani’s quarrel with the hedge fund billionaire spotlights the illogic of levies that punish single-family homeowners at Staten Island and Queens.
By HOWARD HUSOCK
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Reassurances about mental health ‘case management’ are not assuaging concern among residents and local elected officials.
By HOWARD HUSOCK
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A state appeals court overturns a law seeking, in the name of diversity, equity, and inclusion to force landlords to accommodate tenants whose rent is paid by the government.
By HOWARD HUSOCK
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