In passing the New York City budget this year, the city’s politicians chose to protect themselves rather than New York’s most vulnerable. That was the wrong choice.
Fadela Amara, one of the highest-ranking Muslim women in France, is responsible for bringing hope to the poor, angry suburbs that burst into flames three years ago.
Prime Minister Gordon Brown of Britain and Jean-Claude Trichet, the president of the European Central Bank, have both warned about the dangers of a new oil shock.
House leaders struck a bipartisan deal that would provide money for the war in Iraq through the end of the Bush administration and establish a significant new education benefit for veterans.
The job market in the New York City region is starting to show the effects of layoffs on Wall Street, and rents on stabilized apartments are set to get their biggest increases in years.