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Donald Trump's bond in civil fraud case lowered: Letters - Vimarsana News

Donald Trump's bond in civil fraud case lowered: Letters

NY Post readers discuss a New York appeals court reducing the bond amount in Donald Trump’s civil fraud case.

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Readers sound off on new leaders, perspectives on policing and weather forecasts - Vimarsana News

Readers sound off on new leaders, perspectives on policing and weather forecasts

Brooklyn: Re Harry Siegel’s Jan. 30 column, ”The short game, the long game and Eric Adams”: With a new mayor and governor poised to have a better relationship than their predecessors, now is the best chance to address New York’s greatest challenges: a surge in crime, rising homelessness and the desperate need for an inclusive recovery from the pandemic.

Readers sound off on new variants, the New Year and a new NYC mayor - Vimarsana News

Readers sound off on new variants, the New Year and a new NYC mayor

Eugene, Ore.: Here we go again. Winter is the cold season! People get colds and the flu! Rather than being proactive in a myriad of ways, colleges and universities around the country are deciding to delay their upcoming terms or go fully online.

Readers sound off on NYC gangs, COVID test lines and Blaz's green parting shots - Vimarsana News

Readers sound off on NYC gangs, COVID test lines and Blaz's green parting shots

Manhattan: Re “Delete the NYPD gang database” (op-ed, Dec. 19): The piece assembles a long list of misrepresentations to indict the database as a racist tool of oppression, including comparisons with poorly run gang databases in Chicago and California. The answer to whether the NYPD is “engaging in similar misconduct” to other jurisdictions is an unequivocal “no.”