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Michael Bloomberg with U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Democratic Florida gubernatorial nominee Andrew Gillum.

This Week’s Headlines

Crooked politicians, a deadly limo crash and Bloomberg’s back to blue

Rounding up the week’s political news.

By REBECCA C. LEWIS

News & Politics

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Campaigns & Elections

Molinaro’s voting record

The GOP candidate for governor claims to be a moderate. Did he vote that way in Albany?

By JORDAN LAIRD

News & Politics

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Labor

The Republican take on organized labor post-Janus

State Sen. Fred Akshar calls for balancing of labor and business.

By MAX PARROTT

Policy

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Pro-union protesters rally in lower Manhattan against the U.S. Supreme Court’s Janus v. AFSCME ruling in June.

Labor

The state of labor in New York City

Bob Linn and I. Daneek Miller on Janus, collective bargaining and the upcoming elections.

By PRACHI BHARDWAJ, MAX PARROTT

Policy

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The Nation endorsed Cynthia Nixon, while The New York Times backed Andrew Cuomo

Campaigns & Elections

Updated: Cuomo and Nixon are piling up endorsements

A guide to who's gotten behind whom.

By JORDAN LAIRD

News & Politics

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Labor

The battle for Hudson Yards

The construction trades and Related Companies are at war over nonunion labor. But data behind the sector’s growth is murky.

By MAX PARROTT

Policy

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Organized labor members protest the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in the Janus case in lower Manhattan.

Commentary

Under attack, unions can’t let others tell their story for them

When labor's views are missing, the stereotypes do the talking.

By BOB HENNELLY

Opinion

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Opinion

End the sub-minimum wage for tipped employees

The state Department of Labor should require one fair wage for all workers.

By FRANCISCO MOYA, ARI ESPINAL

Opinion

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a private sanitation truck in New York City

Labor

NYC’s commercial waste industry is trash. How should we fix it?

City leaders on both sides of the argument weigh in.

By JEFF COLTIN

Policy

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A client exits a Brooklyn-based food bank.

Policy

Low-income New Yorkers are getting more economically hopeful

A report finds the first such gain in four years, but many still feel stuck.

By ZACH WILLIAMS

Policy

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