Every Friday, the Brennan Center will be compiling the latest news concerning the corrosive nature of money in New York State politics—and the ongoing need for public financing and robust campaign finance reform. We’ll also be linking to dispatches fro... »
The space shuttle test vehicle Enterprise today arrived in New York City, passing by the State of Liberty and other landmarks before landing at John F. Kennedy International Airport. Sometime in June, the Enterprise will be placed on a barge that tugbo... »
Morning coffee. 11:00 AM. Photo: JH. Thursday, April 26, 2012. Another day of morning Sun, then overcast then Sun; mild but cool. At eleven-fifteen in the morning I went over to the American Museum of Nat »
I don't know about you, but I kind of miss the Occupy Wall Street movement of last fall and wonder whether the advent of warm weather will bring back this politically-charged protest. »
While both sides will make cartoon characters out of each other, it remains to be seen if real, deeply-held policy distinctions will emerge. »
Gov. Andrew Cuomo received some high praise from a former boss today, with former President Bill Clinton praising his efforts since Cuomo took office some 15 months ago. Cuomo’s office included a quote from Clinton in it’s formal release of the state’s... »
Toby Stavisky Uses Anti-Semite to Try to Win Re-Election in A District Designed to Elect An AsianONE Flushing Nightmare: Parkside Wages Cold War in Queens(Queens Politics) John Choe is the Founder of ONE Flushing. We all remember Choe’s exploits. Cho... »
Mark Hay relates the story of the controversy surrounding the formation of new A Cappella group Sharp this past fall. Read this and more in the upcoming April issue of The Blue & White. When Columbia got a new a cappella group this past fall, most peop... »
