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The next NYC mayor will inherit a city in decline—but it doesn’t have to stay that way. The Manhattan Institute has a bold, data-backed plan to restore safety and opportunity to the boroughs. Here’s what the next mayor should do 🧵

And in doing so, the The New York Times editorial board (correctly) paints Mamdani as a spoiled, nepo baby, theatre kid cosplaying as an inferior Bernie Sanders.

Does being the son of Academy Award-nominated Bollywood director Mira Nair yield the same or a greater degree of political capital in NYC politics than being the son of former NY Gov Mario Cuomo? I’d argue “no,” but this is actually an interesting empirical question!

Today on City Journal podcast: Why were the "No Kings" protesters mostly older and white? Charles Fain Lehman, Ilya Shapiro, Renu Mukherjee, and Daniel Di Martino 🇺🇸🇻🇪 examine the anti-Trump rallies, the attack on two Minneapolis lawmakers, D.C.’s military parade, and NYC’s mayoral race.

Thoughtful article on Mamdani's outreach to Asian NYers. Renu Mukherjee understands that the Asian electorate is split among East and South Asians; and there are religious/political differences among Indians, Bangledeshi and Pakistani. The Chinese community is the largest Asian

This thread on red vs. blue state ed policies is now a City Journal piece! Key takeaway: The rigid conformity to “equity” dogmas among Democrats is leading blue states to pass reckless education policies Dems need to stop letting the progressive fringes drive ed policy if they

Right-wing political violence: equally unacceptable! Should equally face the full force of the law! My latest in City Journal on the Minnesota murders.

🗳️NEW POLL: One week out from NYC’s Democratic mayoral primary, Andrew Cuomo leads Zohran Kwame Mamdani 56–44 in final round of our ranked-choice simulation. Despite media buzz around Mamdani’s surge, Cuomo remains the frontrunner. Here's what our new Manhattan Institute poll found: 🧵

We have a Manhattan Institute poll. Cuomo is ahead. But he needs black turnout. People remain concerned about crime. manhattan.institute/article/2025-n…

Thomas also criticized “experts” in his concurrence in Students for Fair Admissions. “We cannot now blink reality to pretend, as the dissents urge, that affirmative action should be legally permissible merely because the experts assure us that it is ‘good’ for black students.”

I'm in City Journal with a new piece on the mythmaking around Zohran Kwame Mamdani. If you look past the media buzz and into the polling data, you find Andrew Cuomo is winning big because those most impacted by urban disorder want competence—not millennial socialist performance art.