To the editor: Donald Trump warned of “death and destruction” if he is indicted for paying hush money to porn star Stormy Daniels. It looks likely that Trump will be indicted for misdemeanors or …
To the editor: What are the costs of war whether by direct military intervention, proxy wa or economic war in the form of sanctions and blockades? Who suffers the most from these wars? Who is held …
To the editor: The city’s deputy commissioner of Labor Relations, Claire Levitt, told the City Council in January that the AETNA Retiree Plan is superior to municipal retirees current plan. And the …
To the editor: Regarding “The top civil liberty: the right to stay alive,” Ron Isaac’s column in the March 24 issue of The Chief: Isaac’s column appears right below letters addressing the …
To the editor: This is an open letter to the Democratic Party; stop cowering over the crime issue and instead, take it on! There is ample video of violent crimes committed in Deep Red States. Just …
To the editor: In his response to my letter "What Distortions?", fellow Chief reader Michael J. Gorman asked if I think capitalism is as great a threat to democracy as communism.But his first …
To the editor: It is no secret that retirees, like myself, are upset by the coordinated plan of the city and the Municipal Labor Committee to force us into privately-run Medicare Advantage. Everyone …
To the editor: Mayor Eric Adams’ attack on the First Amendment continues unabated by the historical horrors of the fusion of religion and politics. Our Founding Fathers were keenly aware of the …
To the editor: Municipal labor unions comprising the Municipal Labor Committee recently voted to endorse the city's plan to replace city retirees’ Medicare and supplemental coverage with an inferior …
To the editor: Two weeks ago DC37 and the City reached a tentative agreement on one of the worst municipal contracts in the last 30 years. Instead of hanging their heads in shame, DC37 leadership …
To the editor: In response to Richard Warren’s March 13th letter, “What distortions?” I want to ask Mr. Warren a couple of questions that may help to clarify our positions and …
Dear Brad Lander: The comptroller’s office ensures that there is integrity, accountability, transparency and no abuses in city contracting. You have been prolific in conducting audits, …
To the editor: Eric Adams holds numerous staged public events where he announces his administration’s blueprints and policies. There are lofty goals, lack of specifics and funding, and questions …
To the editor: Most New Yorkers who have followed the tenure of NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell would say that she has done well since she took office. She hasn’t made any big mistakes and …
To the editor: I come from a small town in Southern Illinois, where plastic bags are used at every store. When I moved to New York City two years ago to start college, I was excited to live in a place …
To the editor: Remember the goings on at your bachelor or bachelorette party the night before your wedding? Regarding efforts to decriminalize the practice (The Chief, March 10), …
To the editor: The fix is in to destroy Medicare, the signature program which emerged from the civil rights movement of the 1960s to guarantee public, free, quality health care to our nation’s …
To the editor: At a recent prayer breakfast, Mayor Eric Adams stated that his religious beliefs inform his policy decisions. Due to his faith, the mayor has warmly welcomed undocumented foreign …
To the editor: The Municipal Labor Council is scheduled to vote March 9 to consider placing the city’s municipal retirees into the Aetna Medicare Advantage plan. Questions to ponder: Why would the …
To the editor: Letter writer Michael Gorman (The Chief, Feb. 24) doesn't believe the U.S. has been steadfast in its resolve to support Ukraine against Russia. Actually, the U.S. started this by …
To the editor: Mayor Adams and DC 37 recently reached a tentative agreement for a 65-month contract raising wages 16.21 percent. Sounds good, no? Well, a quick search of the Department of Labor …
To the editor: Back in November 2020, the city’s Office of Labor Relations issued a public notice soliciting expressions of interest from vendors to provide a Medicare Advantage plan to …
To the editor: Most political pundits say Ron DeSantis is most likely to succeed Donald Trump as the 2024 GOP standard-bearer.
To the editor: The New York Times’ editorial board recently stated that serious diplomacy between Ukraine and Russia can only take place if Russia accepts that it cannot bring Ukraine to its knees.
To the editor: Negotiations on a Medicare Advantage contract between the city, the Municipal Labor Committee and Aetna have proceeded under a general cone of silence, except for occasional public …
