Conservative think tank focused on urban policy, economics, and public policy research.
The article explores the phenomenon of "joyful spending" in America, highlighting how consumerism serves as a source of happiness and fulfillment, despite potential financial consequences.
The article critiques the notion that AI nihilism can address pressing issues like water scarcity or job creation, arguing instead that it may inadvertently bolster China's global influence.
The article explores the growth of New York's shadow workforce, highlighting its impact on the economy and the challenges it poses for regulation and labor rights in the city.
The article examines the underwhelming performance of New York State schools, highlighting persistent issues in education quality and the need for reform to enhance student outcomes.
The article examines the recent knife attack in NYC, highlighting the ongoing issue of violence and the tragic loss of life that continues to plague the city.
A new report outlines a comprehensive education agenda for New York State, focusing on reforms to improve student outcomes and enhance the overall quality of education across the region.
The article critiques New York City's proposed pied-à-terre tax, arguing it unfairly targets wealthy property owners and could harm the local economy while failing to address housing affordability.
The article argues that without adequate funding for the NYPD, the city will continue to face rising incidents of violence linked to mental illness, highlighting the need for enhanced public safety measures.
The article examines how Albany's aversion to merit-based admissions is negatively impacting the rankings of top high schools, raising concerns about educational quality and equity.
The article advocates for a more nuanced approach to gender medicine, emphasizing the importance of psychological factors in treatment and decision-making for individuals experiencing gender dysphoria.
The Manhattan Institute's amicus brief in Mirabelli v. Bonta addresses key legal issues surrounding gun rights and regulations, highlighting implications for Second Amendment jurisprudence.
The article argues against claims of systemic racism and sexism in Britain, asserting that such narratives overlook the country's progress and achievements in equality and social justice.