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The 18 most recent Manhattan Institute articles in the index — the same rows
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New York spends more on education than any other state, but student outcomes remain mediocre NEW YORK, NY – New York has built one of the largest and most expensive publi
A random and unprovoked knife attack in New York City left one new mom dead / September 03, 2026 Good morning: On Monday of this week, a random and unprovoked knife attac
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New York has built one of the nation’s largest and most expensive public education systems. The state spends more per pupil than any other state, pays among the highest t
Americans like to spend money, and they’re good at it. But they also feel kind of bad about it. According to a survey from Ally Bank, three-quarters of Americans feel gui
Albany has plenty of ways to punish great students and schools — and now it’s found a new one. When state bureaucrats chose to deny US News & World Report the data it use
Mayor Mamdani runs out of time for closing the incarceration facility and seems to have no plan for how to proceed. Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration has admitted som
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Across the country, public-school officials are socially transitioning students by using new names and pronouns that reflect an asserted gender identity, without informin
Monday’s unprovoked knife attack in Times Square was “a tragedy that will not soon be forgotten,” says Tom Harris, head of the Times Square Alliance. Sadly, he’s probably
Zohran Mamdani has wasted an opportunity to address the city’s real long-term fiscal problems. New York City’s new pied-à-terre tax provokes strong opinions. Supporters a
The NYPD this month announced the fewest shootings and murders recorded through July in New York City’s history. This is a remarkable accomplishment for a city that seeme
Joseph Figliolia provides an overview of the federal regulatory landscape on ‘gender identity’ policy. / August 29, 2026 A note to readers: This week’s newsletter is our
Los Angeles’ Sixth Street Bridge was supposed to be a triumph. Completed in 2022 after years of delays and cost overruns, the new structure connecting Boyle Heights to do
After a death on Rikers Island, Mayor Mamdani posted that he was sad about the “death of a New Yorker in city custody,” without mentioning whether he was also sad for the
British academia is using Arday’s suicide to justify more DEI training as necessary within a “racist” society. It was never going to end well. Jason Arday, the University
Donate Are you interested in supporting the Manhattan Institute’s public-interest research and journalism? As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, donations in support of MI and its sc
A proposed change to the Form 990 would require 501(c)3s to disclose whether their top officials have been convicted of financial or terrorism-related crimes. The U.S. Tr
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