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Trump’s census order could hurt NY even if ruled unconstitutional
A drawn-out legal battle determining whether undocumented immigrants shouldn’t be considered while allocating congressional districts could create confusion for officials and residents.
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The scramble to fix New York’s election issues before November
New legislation would address some, but not all, of the issues that caused many June 23 primary ballots to get disqualified.
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New York City’s rich history of occupations and protests
Many movements over the years echo the experiences of Occupy City Hall protesters.
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New York City elects its first trans district leaders
Melissa Sklarz and Emilia Decaudin made history in Queens.
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Meet the insurgents who are likely future Assembly members
Seven progressive challengers have toppled longtime Democratic incumbents.
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State Legislature considers additional whistleblower protections
Front-line workers have few safeguards when speaking out about unsafe conditions during the pandemic.
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What will outgoing New York City Council members do after 2021?
We asked the term-limited council members about their plans.
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Trump threatens to send federal agents to NYC
The city and state have already threatened legal action should agents be deployed to the city.
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Andrew Cuomo, the ambassador
A trip to Georgia reveals a more contemplative governor on New York’s coronavirus response.
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NY’s Indigenous rights bolstered by Supreme Court ruling
The state may be forced to contend with broader land rights and sovereignty for Native American tribes.
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State Legislature meets to act on coronavirus-related bills
State budget talks remain on hold until the federal government acts on the next stimulus bill.
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Police decry reforms and the coronavirus spreads among young people
Rounding up the week’s political news
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New York City gets its own reopening guidelines for Monday
Indoor dining and other activities still won’t be allowed when Phase 4 begins.
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Suburban NY backs Black congressional candidates
Jamaal Bowman, Mondaire Jones and Jackie Gordon could win in largely white districts.
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Shaun Donovan outraises rest of NYC mayoral field combined
Coronavirus limits fundraising for citywide offices
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AOC vs. Andrew Cuomo
The de facto leaders of the progressive and centrist Democrats clashed again and again.
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Mutual aid networks deliver groceries with a side of social change
Neighbors organized to help those impacted by COVID-19 and the recession.
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Democratic momentum building in Western New York
Assembly Member Sean Ryan, seeking to flip Buffalo-area state Senate seat, enjoys fundraising advantage.
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Who's driving the Black Lives Matter discussion?
Democratic and Republican elected officials are driving the Black Lives Matter discussion online.
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