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John Katko (speaking) and Anthony Brindisi (far right).

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House moderates want to talk about anything but Trump

New York’s potentially vulnerable centrists avoid the special counsel’s long-awaited report.

By ZACH WILLIAMS

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Nadler blasts Barr’s handling of Mueller report release

The House Judiciary Committee chairman accuses AG of rollout aimed at helping Trump.

By JON LENTZ

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Cuomo, lawmakers reach $175.5 billion budget deal

Congestion pricing and bail reform made the cut, along with a public financing commission.

By ZACH WILLIAMS

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Legislative leadership positions: A glossary

There are a lot of them, but the posts do mean something.

By ZACH WILLIAMS

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Assemblyman Marcos Crespo at the 2015 Somos conference in Albany.

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Somos conferences paying off for students and sponsors

The biannual Hispanic conference takes place in Albany this weekend.

By JEFF COLTIN

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Frank Seddio, the chairman of Brooklyn’s Democratic Party.

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Frank Seddio, the devil’s advocate

The Kings County Democratic chairman has been known to defend people who no one else would.

By MAGGIE GARRED

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Reps. Peter King, John Katko and Chris Collins.

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The factions, fringes and future of New York’s U.S. House Republicans

How will the New York GOP contend with their shrinking ranks at home and in Washington?

By ALYSSA SIMS

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Public advocate-elect Jumaane Williams meets with New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio at City Hall the day after his election victory.

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A June public advocate primary unlikely to see same candidates

Williams’ win was too broad to suggest potential paths to victory for other Dems.

By REBECCA C. LEWIS

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Must elected leaders live in their districts?

What the New York Post got wrong in its story about Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s residence.

By ZACH WILLIAMS

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One of Alessandra Biaggi's first actions as a state Senator was to convene on sexual harassment — Albany's first in decades.

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Amazon breaks up with NYC and sexual harassment victims speak in Albany

Rounding up the week’s political news

By REBECCA C. LEWIS

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