Nicole Gelinas

New York

Contributing Editor and Writer at New York Post

Contributing Editor at City Journal

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Car Harms Monday: So Dominant That You Don’t Even Notice You’re Being Inconvenienced for Them

1 week ago | manhattan.institute | Nicole Gelinas

Our cities were not made for this onslaught. This essay is part of Streetsblog's "Car Harms" series, a package of stories designed to remind policymakers and the public of the hidden costs, dangers, inefficiencies and just plain old sadness that come from building our city around the needs of drivers. Auto-dependency has undermined the joy and beauty of our great urban spaces, and that must change. Click here to read the full series.
New York’s Recovery, Five Years After Covid

1 week ago | city-journal.org | Nicole Gelinas

Five years ago, New York proved how easy it is to shut down a city by decree. In mid-March 2020, under a state and local Covid-19 lockdown that lasted, in varying forms, until the summer of 2021, the city’s restaurants, stores, theaters, and hotels abruptly closed, and its subways and streets emptied. Since then, New York has proved something else: it’s far harder to start a city back up.
Empty Bike and Bus Lanes Are A Feature, Not a Bug — Streetsblog USA

2 weeks ago | usa.streetsblog.org | Nicole Gelinas

This essay is part of Streetsblog's "Car Harms" series, a package of stories designed to remind policymakers and the public of the hidden costs, dangers, inefficiencies and just plain old sadness that come from building our city around the needs of drivers. Auto-dependency has undermined the joy and beauty of our great urban spaces, and that must change. Click here to read the full series.
Zohran Mamdani’s Fiscal Denialism

2 weeks ago | city-journal.org | Nicole Gelinas

When election observers talk about the New York City mayoral race as it relates to the White House, they frame it as being about “two guys from Queens”—how will President Trump and the potential next mayor, Andrew Cuomo, get along? But there’s another guy from Queens in the race: State Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani.
Empty Bike and Bus Lanes Are A Feature, Not a Bug

2 weeks ago | ecotopical.com | Nicole Gelinas

People stuck in a car in a lane next to a bus or bike lane shouldn’t be mad at the bus or the bike lane. If they had access to the bus or bike lane, it, too, would quickly clog with cars and trucks.
Anti-ICE Riots Are Completely Unjustified

2 weeks ago | city-journal.org | Charles Lehman |Nicole Gelinas |John M. Ketcham |Rafael A. Mangual

Charles Fain Lehman, Nicole Gelinas, John Ketcham, and Rafael Mangual discuss the violent protests in Los Angeles, the New York City Democratic mayoral primary, and the best Broadway musicals. Sign up for our free newsletter today.
Car Harms: So Dominant That You Don’t Even Notice You're Being Inconvenienced for Them

2 weeks ago | nyc.streetsblog.org | Nicole Gelinas

This essay is part of Streetsblog's "Car Harms" series, a package of stories designed to remind policymakers and the public of the hidden costs, dangers, inefficiencies and just plain old sadness that come from building our city around the needs of drivers. Auto-dependency has undermined the joy and beauty of our great urban spaces, and that must change. Click here to read the full series.
What Did You Think ‘Intifada’ Meant? Vibes?

3 weeks ago | manhattan.institute | Daniel Di Martino |Nicole Gelinas |Ilya Shapiro |Charles Lehman

Good morning: The month of June opened with a targeted attack on a group of Boulder, Colorado, residents marching for the release of Hamas’s remaining hostages in Gaza.
How the Next Mayor Can Make Them Safer

3 weeks ago | city-journal.org | Nicole Gelinas

The next mayor must abandon the one-step-forward, one-step-back approach to transit safety that has defined the Adams-Hochul era. Instead, he should level with the public: the subway system requires, indefinitely, a larger police presence—not a reliance on overtime shifts. He should also commit to publishing clear, consistent data on both policing outcomes and the effectiveness of city-backed mental-health interventions. Adams won office in 2021 largely on a tough-on-crime message.
Better Pay and Conditions Would Be an Easy Fix

4 weeks ago | city-journal.org | Nicole Gelinas

The nation’s air traffic control system faces multiple crises, from outdated equipment to over-congested airspace, the latter contributing to the fatal collision of a U.S. Army helicopter and an American Airlines passenger flight in January. But one problem shouldn’t be so hard to fix: persistent staffing shortages, like those that forced sudden flight cuts at Newark Airport earlier this month. People take jobs for a mix of three reasons: money, working conditions, and a sense of purpose.

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