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August 12, 2025 Newsday

President Donald Trump Suggests He Could Take Over Police in NYC, but It’s Not Clear He Has the Authority

Areas of Study: Criminal Justice
Topics: Jeffrey A. Fagan; Homepage

July 09, 2025 Newsday

Can Donald Trump Really Take Over New York City?

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy
Topics: Richard Briffault

April 15, 2025 Newsday

NYS Officials Won’t Alter Climate Change Policies Despite Trump Executive Order

Areas of Study: Climate, Environmental, and Energy Law
Topics: Michael Gerrard

March 06, 2025 Newsday

Southampton Studying Sand Mine Closure Plan

Areas of Study: Climate, Environmental, and Energy Law
Topics: Michael Gerrard

March 05, 2025 Newsday

Southampton to Measure Impact Closing Sand Mines Near Homes

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy; Climate, Environmental, and Energy Law
Topics: Michael Gerrard

December 25, 2024 Newsday

Nassau Judge Sets Court Date for Congestion Pricing Suit, But After Tolling Set to Start

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy; Climate, Environmental, and Energy Law
Topics: Michael Gerrard; Sabin Center for Climate Change Law; Centers and Programs

October 07, 2024 Newsday

NYC Mayor Eric Adams and Turkey: A History of Public Officials and Luxury Travel

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy; Criminal Justice
Topics: Richard Briffault

July 01, 2024 Newsday

Outdated Laws Promoting Fossil Fuels Threaten NYS Climate Action, Activists Say

Topics: Michael Gerrard

April 27, 2024 Newsday

Climate Change Measures Dropped From NYS Budget Amid Heavy Lobbying

Areas of Study: Climate, Environmental, and Energy Law
Topics: Michael Gerrard

April 16, 2024 Newsday

Planned New York City Subway Body Scans for Weapons Draw Fourth Amendment Concerns

Areas of Study: Criminal Justice
Topics: Jeffrey A. Fagan