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January 2, 2014
Marc Tracy
How De Blasio’s Inauguration Hinted at Wider Implications
His focus on inequality is New York-centric. Will it be heard farther afield?
December 18, 2013
Laura Bennett
Bloomberg's Favorite Toy
Inside the billionaire's quixotic, costly, and strangely milquetoast foray into opinion journalism
October 31, 2013
Jim Sleeper
The End of the Rainbow
From 1993: America's Changing Urban Politics
October 18, 2013
Jonathan Cohn
The Truth About the Obamacare Rollout
The feds botched the website. But the states are doing much better.
September 30, 2013
Paul Berman
Why Bill de Blasio's Nicaraguan Work Worries Me
September 16, 2013
Mark Schmitt
New York's Campaign-Finance Law Worked, but New Yorkers Still Won't Celebrate It
September 9, 2013
Nate Cohn
Why the New York City Democratic Primary Is So Hard to Predict
September 6, 2013
Edward Glaeser
Even Bill de Blasio Won't Be Able to Fix Income Inequality
As mayor, he'd be battling the one percent—and history
August 13, 2013
Marc Tracy
New Yorkers Have Fallen in Love With a Mayoral Candidate
July 17, 2013
Jonathan Cohn
This Obamacare Rate Shock Is Good for You
June 19, 2013
Jed Perl
Must-See Summer Art Shows
Three of New York's best
May 31, 2013
David Thomson
'Frances Ha': The Intellectual Wallowing of Noah Baumbach
May 10, 2013
Jed Perl
Frieze New York, a VIP Art Fair for Our Gilded Age
May 3, 2013
Marc Tracy
Behind Andrew Cuomo's Book Bout With Fredric Dicker
Did a presidential contender quash an unfriendly biography?
April 12, 2013
Jeff Winkler
Gun-Toting Carpetbaggers
My quest to find a New Yorker who moved to Texas because of gun control
February 21, 2013
Matt Taylor
The Cuomo Conundrum
Will his 2016 ambitions hurt his ability to run New York?
February 15, 2013
Inga Saffron
The Real Problem with Gentrification
A phenomenon that revived cities can also make them monotonous
February 7, 2013
Alec MacGillis
Can Joe Lhota Save Big-City Republicanism?
Becoming mayor is tough. But not as tough as restoring urban America's two-party system.
January 31, 2013
Tom Carson
Citizen Alec
Forget Clooney. Alec Baldwin is America's most believable celebrity liberal. Here's why.
January 16, 2013
Alec MacGillis
Is the Emergency Committee for Israel on a Losing Streak?

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