Opinion Archives – Page 13 of 31 – Politics NY

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Opinion

Op-Ed: Now is the Time to Recognize the Sport of Horse Racing

By Tom Gallo

Atlanta spa Shooting

Opinion

Op-Ed: Atlanta-Area Spa Shootings One Year Later

By Grace Lee

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Opinion

GOP View: New York Republicans Come Out of Their Convention Strong

By Bob Capano

Rows of prison cells, prison interior.

Opinion

Op-Ed: New York should not close its jails and prisons

By Joe Gonzalez

Opposition between the government and the people. Division in society. Society asks questions to the ruling class. Political divisions. The president is in the crowd. Stratification in society.

Opinion

Sheinkopf Speaks: The Rules for the Ruling Class

By Hank Sheinkopf

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Opinion

Op-ed: Mayor Adams is misusing race to say reporters are unfair

By Morgan C. Mullings

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Opinion

Op-Ed: The Postal Service Needs Our Help & The Senate Must Deliver

By U.S. Rep. Carolyn Maloney

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Opinion

Op -Ed: It’s Time to Reform Civilian Complaint Review Board

By Paul DiGiacomo

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Opinion

Op-ed | Promoting ‘transit equity’ for all New Yorkers

By Janno Lieber

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Business

Op-ed: Creating a rising economic tide for Queens

By City Council Member Nantasha Williams

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Opinion

Op-ed | New York’s redistricting plan a step backward for democracy

By Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis

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Opinion

Op-Ed | Protect the Medicaid program for vulnerable New Yorkers

By Eric Linzer

Form Document Liability Insurance Money RIsk

Opinion

Op-Ed: NY’s Personal Injury Liabilities Hinder Infrastructure Growth

By Tom Stebbins

Virtual reality experience. Technologies of the future.

Opinion

Op-Ed: Congress should follow Hochul’s lead on tech and innovation

By Maria Diaz

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Opinion

Editorial | On MLK’s legacy, and democracy on the brink

amNewYork Metro Editorial Board

"I have decided to stick with Love. Hate is too great a burden to bear." MLK Jr.

Opinion

Op-Ed: The Liberating Power of Hope

By State Senator Kevin Parker

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Opinion

Op-Ed: Mayor Eric Adams – Food, Farming, Healing, People and the Planet

By John Gaus

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Opinion

Op-Ed: Reducing the disproportionate impact of Climate Change

By Ashmi Sheth

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Opinion

Sheinkopf Speaks: Circling the Wagons to Save NYC

By Hank Sheinkopf

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Opinion

Op-Ed: Electing Moya City Council Speaker Uplifts Latino and Hispanic Communities

By David Caraballoso

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Opinion

Witt’s World: The Shirley Chisholm Dem Club Celebration

By Stephen Witt

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Opinion

Sheinkopf Speaks: Tragedy on NYC’s Quality of Life

By Hank Sheinkopf

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Health

Op-ed: New Yorkers deserve permanent subsidies for working families’ healthcare

By Rita Joseph

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Opinion

Op Ed: Politics Took Over the Rezoning of the Blood Center

By Bill Angelos Esq

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Michael Blake and Jose Vega will participate in the OneNYC debate.

NY-15 challengers to face off in OneNYC Action debate, Rep. Ritchie Torres opts out

Grammy-winning musician Lil Nas X leaves court after a preliminary hearing on four felony charges for allegedly assaulting and resisting police officers responding to an incident in August when police approached him while he was reportedly walking nearly naked on the streets of Los Angeles, in Van Nuys, Los Angeles, California, U.S. March 12, 2026.

Lil Nas X agrees to maintain treatment in two-year deal to drop charges

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Report: Ride share services continue to fail disabled riders in NYC despite record profits

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Brooklyn Cyclones 25th anniversary season kicks off with excited fans at Maimonides Park