Steven Malanga

Growing tech censorship continues to spark rapid gains at alternative platforms.

Local municipalities fear the new state levy will lead to an income tax and hurt the economy.

Cities have borrowed billions to build convention facilities, an industry with a cloudy future.

A crucial shift in retirement savings helped a generation salt away trillions.

Despite budget surpluses, Massachusetts Democrats plot a giant increase on wealthy residents.

Unions recorded steep membership declines last year, especially in states with the severest pandemic shutdowns.

Economic opportunity is driving the migration trends behind America’s political realignment.

Market-driven innovation is providing new outlets for free expression in an increasingly intolerant media environment.

Market-driven innovation is providing new outlets for free expression in an increasingly intolerant media environment.

Progressive legislators want to make the nation’s heaviest tax burden heavier still.

Residents of wealthy, left-leaning communities in New Jersey struggle against the power of teachers’ unions.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio took office amid an economic expansion and immediately increased spendingâ?"granting raises to tens of thousands of workers, adding new programs,...

Urban recreation areas are reenergizing neighborhoods, but activists increasingly fear "green gentrification."

The Internet giant has been a key driver of job growth and productivity during the pandemic, but unionization efforts could undermine its e-commerce model.

Cities and regions are betting that working from home is the next big thing in economic development.

Cities and regions are betting that working from home is the next big thing in economic development.

President Joe Biden can do a lot with executive orders, and much of what he does will unravel Trump's own legacy of using executive powers as a deregulator.

Rising violence may undercut New York's efforts to rebuild its economy.

His administration will undo many of President Trump's business-friendly policies.

Driven by exploding pension costs, the city's property-tax hikes are depressing the housing market.