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Mamdani Rallies Progressive Base With Bernie Sanders At Fighting Oligarchy Tour
The two democratic socialists, separated by generations, praised each other in front of a crowd of thousands of fans.
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CUNY Colleges To Get Anti-Discrimination Coordinators
The governor has aggressively sought to address allegations of antisemitism on CUNY campuses.
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These Immigrants Became Immigration Court Judges. Trump Just Laid Them Off.
Two judges told THE CITY about the chaos they witnessed as ICE agents lurked in the halls in the months before their sudden terminations.
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Adams Campaign Denies Reports He'd Take A Job With Trump, Drop Out Of Mayoral Race
“I’m never going to quit on the City of New York,” Adams said.
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CUNY Community College Expanding Into Historic Bronx Post Office
The move will bring CUNY students and new life to a long underused Bronx landmark.
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Judge Mulls Stepping In As Detainees Detail ‘A Lot Of Blood' And ‘Terrible Smells' At Federal Plaza
A 20-year-old high school student was forced to wear blood-soaked clothing for days when ICE failed to provide her a maxi pad.
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‘They've Gone Off The Map': Fear Drives Immigrants Away From Clinics
In a quiet exam room at a clinic in Harlem, the absence of some patients speaks louder than any diagnosis.
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Get Out: Adams Opens Campaign Office In Building With Vacate Order
The storefront Democratic club HQ where the mayor just had a ribbon-cutting ceremony had a parapet collapse dramatically two years ago.
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NYC Is The Nation's Capital Of Immigration Courthouse Arrests, New Data Analysis Shows
ICE officers elsewhere have been detaining thousands of people at workplaces, Home Depot parking lots, and big city parks.
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City Commits $45 Million To Redo Dangerous Three-Way Intersection In The Bronx
The street reconstruction contract comes 17 years and three mayoral administrations after the fix was first proposed.
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Food Vendors Ditch Noisy Generators As City Explores Cleaner Power Options
From halal carts to hot dog stands, sellers have long relied on noisy, polluting fossil fuel generators.
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‘Like Dogs In Here' — Videos Expose ICE Lock-Up Inside 26 Federal Plaza
“The American Dream,” the man recording the video says. “Immigration, 26 Federal Plaza.”
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How Israel Bonds Became A Local Campaign Litmus Test
Comptroller Brad Lander let longtime investments in the Israeli state lapse. He says he’s just aiming for equal treatment for foreign debt.
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Mamdani Wins Endorsement Of Powerful Health Care Union Once Loyal To Cuomo
Union support is highly coveted by campaigns because of their generous contributions and baked-in base of support.
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$241 Million Later, Brand-New Bellevue Hospital Jail Unit Sits Empty
A 104-bed facility for seriously ill detainees is mostly finished but unopened — three years late and nearly double its original cost.
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Zohran Mamdani's Breakfast With House Democrats Avoids Intraparty Tensions
“We are a party that has a big tent,” Rep. Debbie Dingell said. “I hope we’re not going to have a lot of circular firing squads."
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‘It's A Miracle': Queens High Schooler Detained For Weeks In Louisiana After ICE Courthouse Arrest Reunites With Family
In a brief interview at the Port Authority, Chipantiza-Sisalema described a harrowing three weeks after her June 24 arrest.
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New York Among 20 States Suing FEMA For Canceling Disaster Preparedness Funds
Several Democratic states are suing to recoup the federal grants they were previously awarded to mitigate future hazards.
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30 Cops NYPD Claims Were ‘Improperly' Hired Can Keep Their Jobs — For Now
The NYPD claims that the officers shouldn't have been hired after failing psych evaluations and background checks.
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Ex-NYPD Commissioner Files Explosive Suit Alleging Mayor Adams Runs NYPD As A Criminal Enterprise
Thomas Donlon filed a lawsuit in Manhattan Federal Court Wednesday accusing top officials of a criminal “racketeering” enterprise.
