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Protest against the racial inequality in the aftermath of the death in Minneapolis police custody of George Floyd, in New York

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Opinion: Take police precincts away from districts that want to defund the NYPD

By Bob Capano

Damage and cleanup after protests against the death in Minneapolis police custody of George Floyd in New York

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Opinion: For some, protests are just an excuse for chaos

By Bob Capano

Prayerful Protest, Black Lives Matter

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Opinion: What the George Floyd protests will and will not accomplish

By Nick Rizzo

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Letter to the editor: I was trapped by NYPD on the Manhattan Bridge

By Leigh Conner

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Op-ed: Remembering Kevin Peter Carroll on the one-year anniversary of his death

By Priscilla Consolo

U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden participates in a radio interview with host “Charlamagne tha God” remotely from Biden’s home in Wilmington, Delaware

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Opinion: Biden’s divisive remarks to radio host send the wrong message

By Bob Capano

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Op-ed: We need reasons not rules

By Justin Brannan

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Op-ed: Third-party delivery services don’t cut it for local restaurants

By Blair Papagni

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Opinion: New York is flawed but still more of a democracy than America

By Nick Rizzo

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Opinion: A change is needed to protect our liberties

By Bob Capano

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Op-ed: Amid pandemic, barriers reduced for NYC primary voters

By Laura Wood & Jarret Berg

FILE PHOTO: A man crosses a nearly deserted Fulton Street in the financial district of lower Manhattan in New York

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Opinion: Local, regional and national governance has failed us

By Nick Rizzo

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Opinion: It’s time to open the Big Apple

By Bob Capano

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Opinion: COVID-19 does not discriminate, but our policies have

By Eric Adams

Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, in New York

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Op-ed: ‘Perfect storm’ in nursing homes shows need for stronger oversight

By Justin Brannan & Mark Treyger

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Opinion: It’s time to end police enforcement of social distancing

By Bob Capano

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Opinion: Quarantine and the ‘third quarter effect’

By Nick Rizzo

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Op-ed: City must do more to protect domestic violence victims during pandemic

By Corey Johnson and Helen Rosenthal

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Opinion: Pandemic or not, criminals must face consequences

By Bob Capano

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Opinion: Getting by with a little help from your friends

By Nick Rizzo

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