As women continue to put pressure on federal, state and local governments to help propel their agenda forward, women have decided to take a different approach to accomplishing this goal. Rather than trying to force an agenda through a male-dominated government, women have a better chance of making a difference if they hold just as [...]
Over the past few decades, multiple policies and reforms were put into action, but some argue that they have only made the situation worse for everyone
A new speaker has been elected to the New York City Council.
The current tax bills, being considered in Washington, pose a major threat to New York non-profits, as well as many New Yorkers in general.
It’s time to give back
Nationally, the 2017 election is being called a blue wave. Here in New York, it is more like a two-level pool. On the shallow end, near-record low turnout in New York City where tepid enthusiasm for winner Bill de Blasio kept voters out of the water.
Voters have the power to change the constitution. A power that is conveniently available to us every 20 years.
Payroll drops in September end a nearly 7-year streak of continuous in Job gains, but economists caution that the drop is likely representing the short-term consequences of bad weather, not a long-term shift in the job market.
New York’s healthcare system was hit hard once again on Sunday after the federal government made budget cuts affecting New York Hospitals.
Over a Million New Yorkers call Puerto Rico home, so the devastation of Hurricane Maria has hit home with many New Yorkers.