Promises Kept, Promises Broken
Mamdani goes backwards on homeless sweeps, goes straight at Governor Hochul on taxing the rich, and is probably going to freeze the rent. Plus, Antonio Reynoso talks about the invitation snub.
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Jose Alvarado is playing dominos with Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso (who is a Nets fan).
Mamdani goes backwards on homeless sweeps, goes straight at Governor Hochul on taxing the rich, and is probably going to freeze the rent. Plus, Antonio Reynoso talks about the invitation snub.
It's okay to keep your late-capitalist doomerism to yourself while others are organizing.
The court-appointed stop-and-frisk monitor may be starting to wonder.
Hizzoner doubles down on his anti-austerity agenda.
The disgusting calling cards of jerk dog owners are everywhere—on our sidewalks, in our darkest thoughts, and yes, smeared across our shoes.
But not that one thing. And other links to start your day.
"DA Katz wants to put him in prison. Hasn't he suffered enough? Locking him up will destroy his life."
The complaint is a classic combo of cheesy vacations and bizarro faux-tough guy maxims that defined Eric Adams's time in office.
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