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The MTA can hold out for four to six more weeks before painful cuts will have to be made, U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer said on Sunday. The senator was talking about the effect of the ongoing partial federal shutdown on everyday New Yorkers. AP Photo/Mark Lennihan

Schumer warns that NYC residents will soon feel pain of government shutdown

January 7 | By Mary Frost

The economy of New York is under threat, and everyday New York...

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Photo courtesy of Rose’s campaign

Rose hires district director in preparation for taking office

December 20 | By Paula Katinas

Preparing to take office in early January, Democratic U.S. Rep.-elect...

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In this Dec. 10, 2018 photo, a brownstone apartment building, center, owned by Kushner Companies is shown in Brooklyn Heights. AP Photo/Mark Lennihan

AP: Ivanka, Kushner could profit from tax break they pushed

December 12 | By Stephen Braun, Jeff Horwitz and Bernard Condon

WASHINGTON— At an Oval Office gathering earlier this year, President Donald Trump...

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U.S. Rep Hakeem Jeffries, AP Photo/Alex Brandon

Hakeem Jeffries elected chair of House Democratic Caucus

November 28 | By Paula Katinas

Brooklyn and Queens will have a seat at the table when important...

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Linda Sarsour, former executive director of the Arab-American Association of New York, has come under fire for her role as co-chairperson of the Women’s March. File photo by Paula Katinas

Hikind urges progressive pols to speak out against Sarsour

November 28 | By Paula Katinas

Assemblymember Dov Hikind, a longtime critic of Linda Sarsour, is getting ready...

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Unprecedented voter turnout combined with malfunctioning ballot scanners caused frustration and havoc at polling sites across Brooklyn for Tuesday’s midterm election. Shown above: Voters at P.S. 8 in Brooklyn Height were “packed wall to wall and everyone is grumpy.” Eagle photo by Sara Bosworth

‘Blowout voter turnout’ across Brooklyn, but busted scanners and weather cause chaos

November 6 | By Mary Frost

Unprecedented voter turnout combined with malfunctioning ballot scanners caused frustration and havoc...

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Beto-boosting porcelain clay tokens made by Beriah Wall, who has been crafting similar coins since the 1980s. Photo by Robert Nickelsberg

Tokens of support for Beto O’Rourke, made in Brooklyn

November 5 | By Valerie Stivers

Marilyn Descours, a 65-year-old retired baker and restaurateur in La...

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Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg talks to a woman who lost her daughter to gun violence after speaking at a rally at City Hall in Nashua, N.H. on Saturday. AP Photo/ Cheryl Sente

Bloomberg’s New Hampshire event fuels White House bid talk

October 15 | By Paul Steinhauser

A quick stop by former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg on...

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Bloomberg becomes Democrat again, looks at Presidential run

October 10 | Shlomo Sprung

Former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg is officially a Democrat again...

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