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Trump’s impeachment advances and changes on the way for campaign finance
Rounding up the week’s political news.
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Rep. Jerry Nadler sheds the ghost of trials past
The House Judiciary Committee chairman kept the first day of impeachment hearings in order.
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NY has the richest, poorest, smallest, most unequal congressional districts
New York State is one of diversity, poverty, wealth, and inequality.
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More than 100,000 New Yorkers could be hurt by new food stamp rule
Combined with other federal proposals, as many as 3.7 million Americans could lose SNAP benefits.
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New York City’s sending the homeless to Newark causes legal clash
The Big Apple’s smaller neighbor filed a lawsuit over the practice.
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When the new campaign finance recommendations actually take effect
The proposals from a state commission are binding Jan. 1, but won’t be felt for months or years.
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Report details toxic frat boy culture at Bloomberg LP
All the ways Mike Bloomberg has been accused of fostering a misogynistic work environment.
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All the former mayor’s men – and a woman
The old Michael Bloomberg City Hall and campaign hands working to win him the presidency.
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The biggest dead-end job in politics
New York City mayors never go on to higher office. Can Mike Bloomberg break the losing streak?
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Maloney’s new post, Bloomberg’s filing and Cuomo’s JCOPE headache
Rounding up the week’s political news.
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The Summer of Andrew gave way to the Fall of Cuomo
Unflattering news about Medicaid, JCOPE and mid-year finances are haunting the governor.
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Bloomberg enters Democratic primary
An FEC filing shows that the former New York City mayor is running for president.
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Key New York figures involved in the impeachment inquiry
Learn who’s spearheading and overseeing the inquiry.
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The New York City Council staff unionization bid could be a game-changer
Few organization efforts by legislative employees have succeeded.
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Politicians call for probes into unequal treatment of Long Island home buyers
Newsday’s in-depth undercover report on real estate agents’ discriminatory behavior has angered officials.
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Photos: Celebrating the Nonprofit Power 100
City & State’s gala recognized New York’s leaders in the social services sector.
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