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In Hudson Valley race, Lawler and Conley are fighting Middle East wars (opens the original)
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Rep. Mike Lawler and Cait Conley are locked in a tight battle in a lower Hudson Valley Congressional race of national importance – but they’re blaming each other for issues of international importance. Lawler has accused Conley of personally screwing up the military’s pullout from Afghanistan when she was the director of counterterrorism for the National Security Council under President Joe Biden. While Conley pointed the finger at Lawler and his fellow Republicans for bungling President Donald
Weeks away from the start of school, 3-K and pre-K programs are without funding (opens the original)
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Two weeks away from the first day of school on Sept. 10, pre-K and 3-K providers are digging into their own pockets to be able to open their doors on time after New York City failed to deliver its typical advance payments. Caryn Rich-Caverly, the educational director at Sips Kinder Facilities on Staten Island, said she has had to take out a high-interest American Express line of credit to pay staff, her facilities’ September mortgage payment and utilities. Christine Canto, director at There’s No
Mamdani’s NYPD is still working with Israel (opens the original)
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After the reign of Mayor Eric “I would marry Israel” Adams, the firm stance that New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani took against Israel’s violence in Gaza was refreshing to some of his voters. But whatever Mamdani’s personal views on Israel, not much has changed when it comes to the institutional relationship between New York City and the Jewish state, particularly when it comes to the New York City Police Department’s work with Israeli law enforcement. In fact, the NYPD liaison stationed in Isr
Mamdani and allies celebrate El-Sayed’s victory in Michigan (opens the original)
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The Mamdani wing of the Democratic Party is celebrating after Abdul El-Sayed narrowly defeated Michigan Rep. Haley Stevens in a contentious race for U.S. Senate, dealing a defeat to the pro-Israel lobby. “I’d just like to congratulate Dr. Abdul El-Sayed on his victory,” New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani told reporters at an unrelated press conference on Wednesday morning, highlighting the record amount of money spent against El-Sayed in the primary – a situation similar to his own race last yea
What Mamdani’s Office of Community Safety does in the aftermath of tragedy (opens the original)
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Some elected officials are still waiting to see the effects of the mayor’s gun violence prevention plans.
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