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- Sep 3, 2026
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Pataki says Mamdani should skip 9/11 memorial (opens the original)
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Republican former Gov. George Pataki exclusively told City & State on Thursday that New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani should skip the upcoming 9/11 memorial commemorating its 25th anniversary – an extraordinary demand from the man who was governor at the time of the 2001 attack. “With respect to the mayor, I think anyone who doesn’t intentionally distance themselves from Hasan Piker, who has said that America deserved the attacks of September 11th, should not be there,” Pataki told City & State
John Samuelsen and the art of strategic petrol bomb-throwing (opens the original)
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John Samuelsen is always on. But in rare moments of downtime from organizing workers or traveling to organize workers, the Transport Workers Union international president likes to read. Currently, Samuelsen is reading “Some Principles of Maritime Strategy,” the 1911 treatise by British historian Julian Corbett. “I’ve read ‘Art of War,’ unlike every other freakin’ union president that just doesn’t put it on the bookshelf behind their Zoom background,” he said over Turkish tea in southern Brooklyn
Shelley Mayer is ready to lead the DSCC (opens the original)
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After a long – and very successful – nearly 16 years of leading the Democratic Senate Campaign Committee, now former-state Senate Deputy Majority Leader Mike Gianaris has passed the torch to state Sen. Shelley Mayer. He leaves big shoes to fill. Gianaris took over after a rough election cycle in 2010 that saw Democrats lose a short-lived and contentious majority in the chamber, and went on to orchestrate his party’s return to power in 2019. Mayer, a close ally of state Senate Majority Leader And
New poll shows race for governor tightening (opens the original)
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A new Siena University poll shows the race for governor narrowing three months from Election Day, even as Gov. Kathy Hochul maintains a double-digit, 10-point lead over Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, her Republican challenger. The poll has Hochul leading Blakeman 49%-39% among likely voters. It’s the first survey of the cycle to poll that population. Since previous ones have been wider in scope and polled registered voters, it’s impossible to directly compare the results of this poll to
‘Fuck this, we’re getting better’: Liz Krueger is on the mend (opens the original)
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After suffering a stroke in April, the longtime state senator is ready to get back to work.
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