The Aporia
The Aporia
14 articles about 13 events for “Subway Violence New York”.
“New York attorney general Letitia James defeated Saritha Komatireddy, a Republican prosecutor who accused James of spending too much time going after Trump and too little fighting homelessness and subway violence.”
“Subway violence has been top-of-mind among New Yorkers for years amidst the ongoing shoving attacks.”
“The White House on Saturday slammed New York City for being a sanctuary city for immigrants and for creating conditions that have led to violent crimes and other chaos.”
“Leading New York Democrats expressed anger and demanded curbs on Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) violence after a federal officer shot a man in a car where a five-year-old child was sitting, sparking fierce protests.”
“In June 2025, before Zohran Mamdani was elected mayor of New York City, he went on a popular internet show called Subway Takes.”
“Days after yet another stranger-on-stranger subway murder rattled New Yorkers, the governor and the mayor stood together to reassure commuters.”
“The money would help fund new subway cars for Line 2, build the long-awaited Waterfront East LRT, cut development charges and build 5,600 new rental homes.”
“Six New Yorkers impacted by violence and drugs gathered with the Republican candidate, ripping the Empire State’s lax criminal justice laws backed by Democrats including two-term incumbent James and Gov.”
“An ISIS terrorist who plotted a 9/11-style attack on New York City was slapped with another 50 years in prison Monday for stabbing two correctional officers — causing one to lose his right eye — while serving a 40-year sentence for his original terror…”
““This is why so many families, hard-working New Yorkers and even tourists don’t feel safe coming into New York and using the subways,””
““The subway was the cool thing about New York,” said Gisela Medone, 44, a tourist from Miami who is in town with her mom and sister and staying at the Sheridan New York Hotel near the station, on Sunday.”
“…lifornia) and reading books like The Diversity Paradox, The New Americans?, and The Great Demographic Illusion, it seems clear that most would like to think of themselves as regular Americans — not to give up or forget their national origins or ethnic…”
“Last year, Spike Lee moved the drama to New York and the music industry in “Highest 2 Lowest.””
“Debra Messing defended her decision to support Trump-backed Republican Bruce Blakeman for governor of New York on Tuesday.”