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Subway Safety: Who's Really to Blame?

December 22, 2025

New York's subway system has seen a few scary incidents lately. A young man was stabbed on a platform, and another was hurt on a train. These events have sparked a heated debate about who's responsible for keeping riders safe. Bruce Blakeman, a Republican hoping to become governor, says Governor Ka

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Subway Crime: A New York Comedy Sketch

January 27, 2025

Imagine this: New York City's subway crime has gotten so bad that it's now the butt of jokes on "Saturday Night Live. " In a recent episode, Michael Che jokingly said the city's five days without a shooting was "just way more fun to push people onto the subway tracks. " This is no laughing matter, t

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Hochul's Nighttime Subway Plan: A Bright Idea or Diversion?

January 17, 2025

Governor Kathy Hochul recently proposed an interesting plan in her State of the State address. She wants to place a police officer on every train during overnight hours for six months. Sounds good, right? But hold on, there's more to consider. First off, what about the other 16 hours of the day? Wi

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Should Subway Bosses Ride the Trains?

January 12, 2025

Imagine if the bigshots at the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) had to ditch their chauffeured cars and ride the subways every day. That's exactly what some people are suggesting after MTA CEO Janno Lieber made a controversial claim about subway safety. Despite recent crimes like stabbing

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NYC Subways Face Surge in Violence Despite Heightened Patrols

January 3, 2025

Imagine riding the NYC subway system these days. It's been a rough week, with five straight days of violence despite the presence of cops, the National Guard, and even the Guardian Angels. A scary incident where a man was set on fire on a Brooklyn subway train was just the start. Since then, at leas

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Guardian Angels Return: A Sign of New York’s Safety Woes

December 31, 2024

The Guardian Angels are making a comeback to New York's subways after four years. Founder Curtis Sliwa announced this return due to skyrocketing subway crimes and a recent tragic arson murder. He aims to boost recruitment and training, noting that subway crime has never been worse. The very next day