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Our colleagues tell us what they’ve been reading during the powerful, disturbing days we’ve all just been through.

Expanding Housing Vouchers: A Covid-19 Prescription for Both Tenants and Landlords

Covid-19 relief for tenants and landlords won’t last long. But a swift and dramatic expansion of the existing Housing Choice Voucher program would stabilize their lives.

'The City Is Remarkably Resilient’: A Q&A About the MTA and Covid-19

The author of Last Subway talks about shoring up finances, calming riders' fears, and planning for the future at the nation's largest mass transit system.

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Covid-19 and Hospital Inequality; Why It’s Getting Worse, and How to Fix It

The Covid-19 pandemic is hitting the underfinanced hospitals serving thousands of poor and working-class New Yorkers the hardest. Now it’s up to State and City policymakers to straighten things out and make New York City’s hospital system work better for everyone.