Hannah Fierick
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Mamdani promises to push pied-a-terre tax despite influx of new lawsuits (opens the original)
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Mayor Zohran Mamdani will forge ahead with his controversial pied-a-terre tax rollout – despite a judge ordering the city to go back to the drawing board and essentially start from scratch. Mamdani brushed off the ruling made in Staten Island Supreme Court Tuesday – which City Hall immediately said it would appeal — at an unrelated Brooklyn press conference Wednesday. “I fully believe that this law is constitutional, and we are moving to intervene in these suits because of that belief, and our c
Mamdani finally gets federal security clearance week after Gracie Mansion bro summit with Trump (opens the original)
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Mayor Zohran Mamdani finally received federal security clearance, he said Wednesday — just a week after his chummy get together with President Trump at Gracie Mansion. It’s unclear exactly when Hizzoner was given the clearance, which gives him the ability to receive classified briefings on potential terror threats and other top secret information related to the Big Apple. “Yes, I have my security clearance,” the mayor said in a rare pithy response to a reporter’s question at an unrelated press c
NYC Council takes aim at AI companies with new bills mandating ‘kill switches,’ offering cash for whistleblowers (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. The City Council is taking on artificial intelligence — introducing a slate of bills Friday aimed at regulating AI companies doing business in the Big Apple, including by mandating “kill switches” and offering cash rewards for whistleblowers. The package of legislative proposals will be debated in a rare council-wide hearing next month – where all 51 members will convene to discuss the potential risks the advancing technology poses to New Yorkers.
City Council pressures Mamdani to drop lawsuit blocking $10K payments to NYC teaching assistants (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. City Council Members are pressuring Mayor Zohran Mamdani to drop a city lawsuit blocking $10,000 checks for paraprofessionals – claiming they’ll drop the giveaway if Hizzoner comes to the bargaining table and opens the Big Apple’s checkbook. The council and Speaker Julie Menin filed a response to Mamdani’s Aug. 19 lawsuit in Manhattan Supreme Court Thursday, saying the case should be thrown out. “We did not want to have to pass this bill,” said Me
NYC leaders call out DSA nepo baby leader for hypocrisy with new ‘tell the truth’ campaign (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. A group of community activists have launched a “DSA: Tell the Truth” campaign calling out the lefty group’s hypocrisy after co-chair Gustavo Gordillo’s working-class persona was exposed as a facade by The Post. Big Apple public housing tenants and clergy members rallied in Bedford-Stuyvesant Monday denouncing the Democratic Socialists of America as “double standards of America” and renewing calls for the resignation of Gordillo, a nepo baby who pe
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