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Rep. Tom Suozzi staff ranks 1st in education level at House, tracker finds (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — The best-educated staff of all 435 U.S. House members belongs to Long Island Rep. Tom Suozzi (D-Glen Cove), with only Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s ranked higher in formal education levels found in either chamber of Congress, a nonpartisan tracker shows. Suozzi's office was ahead of fellow New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's (D-Bronx, Queens) staff, which was third overall in Congress, according to the congressional tracker LegiStorm. Should legislative staff education
Bruce Blakeman's ex, Nancy Shevell, married to Paul McCartney, contributed $18G to Gov. Kathy Hochul's reelection bid (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — Maybe he’s not amazed, but Bruce Blakeman’s ex-wife, who is married to Paul McCartney, gave $18,000 to his gubernatorial campaign foe, Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul, before he had officially jumped into the race, records show. Nancy Shevell, a former vice president of her family's now-shuttered New Jersey-based trucking company, who was married to Blakeman for 23 years until 2008, contributed the money to the Friends for Kathy Hochul Committee on May 28, 2025, according to filings wi
Why Long Island representatives introduce long-shot bills at the last minute (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — Long Island’s U.S. House members have introduced a spate of late-session bills with big promises like tax deductions for work commutes and lowering health costs, but with little-to-no chance they'll become law, according to nonpartisan congressional experts and even some lawmakers. The last-second timing often suggests legislative efforts geared more to campaign messaging than genuine governance, they said. "Although these representatives may care deeply about the issues involved, t
Experts at first congressional hearing on menopause say more research, better treatment is needed (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand on Wednesday led the first-ever congressional hearing on menopause, saying that stage in a woman's life is marked by a "care gap" that is an "underresearched, undertreated and underdiscussed." "Women make up half of the American population and eight to 10 million Americans experience menopausal symptoms each year," Gillibrand said in opening the session. "Women should not suffer in silence." The hearing of the Senate Committee on Aging featured gynec
LaLota says he's addressing FEC concerns about donations (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — Federal election officials want Long Island Republican U.S. Rep. Nick LaLota’s campaign committee to explain why it has accepted more than $18,000 in potentially excessive or impermissible campaign contributions. But those issues already are being resolved, he and his camp says, including by already refunding $7,000 to Stacey Siebel, the spouse of tech entrepreneur Thomas Siebel, an overage attributed to the campaign’s having two different spellings of her first name. Other amounts
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