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From street-corner cameras to high-flying drones and license plate readers, the eye of government is getting harder to escape in New York. In today’s round-up, we weigh the evidence on whether AL...
It is the end of August, even the mayor is out of town on holiday, and there’s time to consider questions like — Should one consider moving for tax reasons? Can NYC get to 700,000 new housing units over the next 10 years? Is it a good idea...
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The late-summer housing news is a new report from NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration, setting a very ambitious goal of producing 700,000 new housing units over a...
On the latest episode of The Bigger Apple, we talked with education policy expert and MI fellow Jennifer Weber about the history of school choice, the myth of the “small school” and “small class” as a fix-all, and some common-sense reforms...
New York is known for its neighborhoods. Walkable, safe neighborhoods are also the built environment most likely to produce capable participants in democratic life, political theorist Elly Long suggests. In a walkable city “a child learns o...
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