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Power
Who's got it, who wants it.
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Brooklyn Dems Hold a Meeting Befitting the Most Shambolic Political Organization in History
Meanwhile, an appeals court deliberated on the legality of their actions mere blocks away.
Senate-Curious Chi Ossé Tests His Statewide Appeal
The New York City councilmember visited Buffalo and Kingston in the past few days, for some reason. 👀
Brooklyn Dems' Coup Tossed Out in Court
A State Supreme Court judge issued a ruling Monday nullifying the county party's efforts to hold on to control after losing its majority in the primary elections.
The Judge Overseeing the BK Dems 'Power Grab' Case Owes Her Seat to the BK Dems
Judge Jill Epstein was endorsed by the county party. Now she must rule on a case where they're accused of trying to steal an election.
'I'm Going to Tell You to Sit Down': Judge Admonishes Brooklyn Dems Lawyer in Boisterous 'Power Grab' Hearing
The lawsuit over Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn's last-minute rule changes could decide the future of the Brooklyn Democratic Party.
Four New Pied-à-Terre Lawsuit Plaintiffs Have Entered the Villa
They allege they've been "irreparably harmed," and they're ready to speak their truth.
NYC's Abundance Bros Are Riding at Dawn for This Obscure Mamdani Appointee
But some members of the New York City Council are pissed about John Mangin's role in crafting pro-housing charter amendments last year that reduced their power.
My Mom Was a Legionnaires' Expert. That Didn't Save Her From the Outbreak
The disease that devastated my family—and dozens of other New Yorkers this summer—was not some unavoidable tragedy, but the direct result of a series of failures that have persisted in municipal government for years.
MSG Hosts a Far-Right Hindu Nationalist
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