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Mamdani allies arrested blocking traffic ahead of Netanyahu's UN speech (opens the original)
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Several of Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s progressive allies were arrested on Thursday blocking First Avenue hours before Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was due to address the United Nations. Darializa Avila Chevalier — who won a Democratic congressional primary earlier this year highlighting her opposition to Israel’s war in Gaza — City Councilmember Chi Osse, Assemblymember Emily Gallagher, and Gustavo Gordillo, the co-chair of the Democratic Socialist of America's New York City chapter, jo
As Mamdani lauds ‘worker power,’ unions for NYC employees get a cooler reception (opens the original)
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This column originally appeared in The Politics Brief, our weekly newsletter on the people, power and policies that shape New Yorkers' lives. Sign up to get the full version where you can ask questions, share news tips and weigh in on the conversation. Hits inboxes on Wednesdays. Mayor Zohran Mamdani has positioned himself as a staunch ally to workers, endorsing a boycott of Starbucks while its baristas were on strike shortly after his election and then joining union nurses on the picket line. B
Police searching for student they say brought a gun to Brooklyn high school (opens the original)
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Police are looking for a 17-year-old boy they said brought a handgun into a high school in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn on Friday. The student was entering the The Frank J. Macchiarola Educational Complex on Avenue X for sports practice when his bag set off a metal detector just before 3 p.m., an NYPD spokesperson said. School safety staff found a black handgun inside. The student fled before officers arrived. Police said there were no injuries. Police said their investigation is ongoing. They are s
America's last foie gras farmers say they've evolved, want NYC ban overturned (opens the original)
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Upstate New York is home to America’s last remaining foie gras farms, including Hudson Valley Foie Gras, where thousands of ducks are crammed into barns, waiting for their turn to be fattened up. When the ducks are about 12 weeks old, they begin a three-week stretch where they’re force-fed three times a day. Their livers become fatty and they're then slaughtered for foie gras, the rich, savory delicacy that’s a staple of French cuisine and fine dining. It’s a process that animal rights advocates
NYC loosens restrictions on outdoor dining, reversing some post-pandemic rules (opens the original)
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Year-round outdoor dining is officially back in New York City as part of a suite of new regulations officials hope will bring back the roadside sheds and sidewalk cafes that peppered city streets during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. “Outdoor dining transformed our city once before,” Mayor Zohran Mamdani said at a bill signing ceremony outside City Hall Monday. “I'm so excited for it to do so once again.” Thousands of restaurants built wooden sheds and makeshift patios through relaxed outdoor
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