The idea of New York's metropolis lifestyle is dying off. Teachers' unions are the ones making decisions about schools reopening.

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September 4, 2020

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An extraordinary assertion of raw federal power backed by the slenderest of statutory authority.

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By Walter Olson

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Will Bigger Cities Ever Go Back to Normal? ([link removed] )

As a city, New York will survive, but as an ideal of a place of golden opportunity and wealth creation, it probably won’t.

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