Opinion: NYC’s Curbside Bus Stops Treat Passengers Like Dirt
Every day, intercity bus passengers arrive and depart from curbside stops across Manhattan. In many areas, you only know it’s
One word that explains Trump’s AI denialism
Washington’s biggest question this week: Why is President Donald Trump is so furiously against an AI slowdown in the wake of apocalyptic warnings from some top industry executives?
Congress races to stake out positions on AI
The fast-moving technology represents a rare thing in American politics: a policy arena where the entrenched political parties don’t yet have calcified positions.
When Politics Enters the Pasture: Can Northern Kenya Prevent an Electoral Crisis?
What happens when the very things pastoralists are seeking to protect become instruments of electoral competition?
Measure by measure, studying society accurately
Naoki Egami is an MIT political scientist specializing in the methodology of research, including the question of “external validity” — whether the results of particular studies apply more generally.
AC/DC’s PWR/UP Pop Up heads to New York City next week
Share the post “AC/DC’s PWR/UP Pop Up heads to New York City next week” AC/DC’s traveling PWR/UP Pop Up is
Passaic’s annual Mexican Day Parade postponed amid deportation fears
Organizers of Passaic’s annual Mexican Parade have indefinitely postponed this year’s event, citing concerns that attendees could face immigration enforcement actions.
Bronx residents press NYC officials on latest Legionnaires’ outbreak during town hall meeting
During a public question-and-answer session on Tuesday night, tensions surfaced as city health officials discussed efforts to narrow down the source of the latest outbreak.
Husband charged with murder after woman found dead in Bay Ridge apartment: sources
Police charged 47-year-old Mauricio Granda with murder in the death of 59-year-old Maria Ines Granda on Tuesday.