No, NYC Subways Still Aren't Safe

After an attacker shoved a woman into the side of a moving subway train at a Midtown station last week, critically injuring her, Metropolitan Transportation Authority chief Janno Lieber wrote in The Post of his riders: “We cannot expect them to put up with random acts of violence.” But we do. Nearly two years into a joint governor-mayor effort […]

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