New York State

Politics

A blue “wavelet” in New York’s state Senate?

New forecast shows Democrats only slightly more likely to take state Senate.

Personality

Who's up and who's down this week?

The pipe bombs delivered to at least 10 people this week have a few things in common. All of those targeted are Democrats and progressives. All of the intended recipients are also high-profile critics of President Donald Trump. And it’s looking likely that the same person – or persons – is behind the delivery of all of them. But what also unifies them is this: There are no winners when it comes to terrorism, only losers.

New York City

Politics

How much of their sentence do corrupt politicians serve?

Dean Skelos was sentenced today to 51 months in prison, but he isn’t likely to serve the full sentence.

New York City

Politics

Bombs sent to Clintons’ home, other New York spots

The Time Warner Center at Columbus Circle in Manhattan was evacuated after a pipe bomb was sent through the mail to the CNN offices on Wednesday morning. Similar bombs were sent to the Westchester County home of former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and former President Bill Clinton, as well as the Washington, D.C., home of former President Barack Obama.

New York City

Personality

Jumaane Williams is ready to be public advocate, assuming there’s a vacancy

Defeated in his bid for lieutenant governor, Jumaane Williams has set his sights on the office of public advocate.

Politics

New York City

Four takeaways from the Cuomo-Molinaro debate

The governor sought to assert control and attack Trump, while the challenger presented himself as a can-do moderate.

New York State

Politics

Do Republican voters care about Chris Collins’ indictment?

Will Chris Collins' indictment keep Republicans from maintaining their stronghold of New York's 27th District?

Donald Trump

Politics

Tweets show Molinaro cozying up to the Trumps

Tweets show Molinaro cozying up to the Trumps, while the Republican gubernatorial nominee has sought to distance himself from the president.