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Angela Bunay

Angela Bunay is a City & State intern. She is editor-in-chief at The Cornell Daily Sun.

Policy

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No NYC mayor has resigned in decades. But here’s what would happen if they did.

Most recent mayoral administrations have been investigated for corruption, but the New York City line of succession hasn’t come into play.

News & Politics

Politics

Who might run for mayor in 2025 (besides Eric Adams)?

A number of politicians – ranging from progressives to centrists – are seriously considering the possibility of running for mayor.

Politics

Politics

Claire Cousin wants to be part of the NY Legislature’s progressive bloc

The lefty challenger to Assembly Member Didi Barrett got the Working Families Party’s early backing – and she’s demanding to be taken seriously.

News & Politics

Politics

Cornell student arraigned for allegedly posting threatening, antisemitic messages

Patrick Dai, a junior, waived his right to a detention hearing, meaning he will be held in jail until his preliminary hearing.

Politics

Politics

What we know about the hate speech situation at Cornell

Antisemitic threats on an open greek life forum have gotten national attention.

News & Politics

Politics

The UAW strike has spread to New York

Workers at a parts distribution center in Rockland County have walked off the job, and assembly plants near Rochester and Buffalo could soon join the strike.

Interviews & Profiles

Personality

Mark Levine talks COVID vaccines, affordable housing and tearing down FDR Drive

The Manhattan borough president wants to help New Yorkers get vaccinated – and then undo the sins of Robert Moses.

Interviews & Profiles

Policy

Community organizing takes the lead: An interview with Theodore Moore

City & State catches up with the new executive director of the Alliance for a Greater New York, best known as ALIGN.

News & Politics

Politics

Will any of these progressives run against Eric Adams in 2025?

State Sen. Jessica Ramos, Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso and city Comptroller Brad Lander are being floated as potential primary challengers to Adams.

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Personality

Personality

The infamous Independent Democratic Conference: Where are they now?

A group of eight state Senate Democrats caucused with Republicans for years. None are still in office.