Nicole Gelinas is a Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, where she focuses on urban economics and the intersection of culture and society. With a keen interest in elections, government, and public policy, her work often explores regional interests and broader social themes. Nicole's insights have been featured in prominent outlets including the Washington Examiner, New York Post, and The New York Times.
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Nicole Gelinas primarily focuses on government and politics in New York City, particularly covering legal policy regulation and government announcements. Her coverage delves into crime, immigration, public safety, infrastructure, corruption, and the economy within the city.
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The city keeps piling on spending that will be hard to cut.
What lessons did the agency learn from developing its latest tech tool?
With summer—and the World Cup—looming in Gotham, the mayor needs to show zero tolerance for roadway disorder.
The King and Queen don't get to America often — their last visit was nearly two decades ago. On Wednesday, the royals honored the victims of 9/11 as the centerpiece of their short stay.
The King and Queen don’t get to America often — their last visit was nearly two decades ago.
By: Nicole Gelinas
Last week's fatal shoving of 76-year-old Ross Falzone down a flight of Manhattan subway steps commands equal outrage for what it says about the city's steep decline in transit safety.
By: Nicole Gelinas
Switch between CA and NY editions here. This week's Long Island Rail Road walkout holds a lesson for Gov. Kathy Hochul: We're going to need a bigger strike.
Mamdani’s budget isn’t “socialist.” It’s just bad.
Mamdani’s budget isn’t “socialist.” It’s just bad.
Why was this individual driving a dangerous device on a path meant for slower-moving cyclists? Lack of effective rules and enforcement.
