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LISTEN: An Aging Establishment Is Up Against a New Populist Politics

After Zohran Mamdani’s stunning upset of Andrew Cuomo, his opponents inside and outside of New York City and the Democratic Party are struggling to come to terms with the ascending left-wing he represents and the new voters he delivered. Hosts Christina Greer, Katie Honan and Harry Siegel discuss that and much more, including Eric Adams’ […]
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A Wave of Asian Votes Helped Propel Zohran Mamdani’s Trailblazing Win

Even after months of organizing 250 volunteers to canvas for Zohran Mamdani in the city’s South Asian neighborhoods, Jagpreet Singh was stunned to see how those communities turned out for the 33-year-old Democratic Socialist on election night. “We saw, like, all of our neighborhoods just glowing,” said Singh, the political director of the South Asian […]
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City Government Whistleblowers Grow Scant, With Most Denied Protection

The task of becoming a whistleblower exposing corruption in city government is a stressful high-wire act, balancing the moral imperative to do the right thing with the possibility of losing a good-paying job. Just ask Ricardo Morales. Morales was fired a few years back as a deputy commissioner after exposing evidence of backroom deals regarding […]
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Office Lease Deal With Adams Donor Moves Ahead After Review City Hall Won’t Release

Mayor Eric Adams’ administration is quietly moving ahead to relocate a city agency’s headquarters to a Wall Street tower owned by one of the mayor’s big donors — a transaction paused earlier this year following reports that one of Adams’ longtime associates had steered the deal to the donor. The administration is justifying the behind-the-scenes move […]
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Adams and Adams Shake on City Budget for Last Time

Mayor Eric Adams and City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams officially shook hands on a nearly $116 billion budget late Friday, culminating the end of the pair’s sometimes contentious negotiations while adding more money for mental-health services and child care. The fiscal year 2026 budget, which is set to be voted on by the full Council […]
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