The “Big Beautiful Bill” passed by House Republicans and President Trump’s proposed budget for the next federal fiscal year together result in pretty ugly consequences for New York, according to new assessments on the impact of the proposed aid cuts. Start with the loss of $13.5 billion a year for the state’s Medicaid program. Then […]

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First, the New York Times reported that it would no longer endorse in local races. Then, it put together a panel of 15 New Yorkers to issue a sort-of endorsement with nearly half of its members, including FAQ NYC host Christina Greer, favoring Brad Lander. Then, just after Lander began campaigning on the panel’s nod […]

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This story was originally published by Healthbeat. Sign up for their public health newsletters at healthbeat.org/newsletters. New York City could face a wide range of public health calamities in the coming years. There could be an infectious disease outbreak or another pandemic. It’s possible the city could see a mass casualty incident or accidentally released hazardous materials. But […]

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In her first televised campaign ad, City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams, from a church pulpit in Bushwick, proclaims her no-drama management style — which she calls a rarity in a city rife with scammers and scandals. “In New York City, we know drama. But as City Council speaker, I rise above it,” she says, noting […]

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During the state prison strike earlier this year, Gov. Kathy Hochul agreed to “pause” many elements of the so-called HALT Solitary Act for 90-days.  Slightly more than three months later, Hochul and prison officials have continued to pare back the rules restricting the use of solitary confinement as a punishment. They contend that the state […]

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