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“Next year, if a liberal town … imposes a mask mandate again on businesses throughout the community because of a bad flu virus or the sniffles, everybody would
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The infighting, which has spilled out into public view in the run-up to the consequential committee vote, underscores that the politics of antitrust don’t cut n
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The list goes on. Just about every major U.S. city has seen mass shootings in recent weeks. But with the typical upswing in violent crime over the summer months
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Alvin Bragg stands with his wife, Jamila Bragg, at an election night gathering as he speaks to supporters in New York, late Tuesday, June 22, 2021. | Craig Rutt
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Adams, a previous NYPD captain, all but declared victory Tuesday night. “New York City said our first choice is Eric Adams," he said in a speech that was a
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In today’s 50-50 Senate, Democrats would need every single one of their members to vote in favor of any changes to the rules, and there is no sign that’s close
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A high-profile huddle between the group of bipartisan Senate negotiators and White House officials ended on Tuesday with no breakthrough, raising big questions
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Kevin Faulconer speaks during a news conference on Feb. 17, 2021, in San Francisco. | Justin Sullivan/Getty Images OAKLAND — Millions of dollars are pouring int
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“It's a tricky pathway regardless which way they choose,” David Axelrod, a previous adviser to President Barack Obama, said of the decision before the White Hou
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After a season of endless zoom forums, erratic polls and a truncated campaign season, the race remains a tossup less than a week out. With ranked-choice voting
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