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Around this time last year, Gov. Andrew Cuomo provided leadership in responding to the coronavirus pandemic that many say wasn’t available from the White House. Now Cuomo is under fire from state lawmakers for his potential cover up of the state’s COVID-19 nursing home death toll, not to mention growing claims of sexual harassment.
Biaggi wants answers from Cuomo
This time last year, Gov. Andrew Cuomo could seemingly do no wrong. more
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Kevin Pazmino, the newest candidate in the race to replace Andrew Cohen on the city council, is running his campaign entirely by himself because he’s not accepting major campaign contributions. Concerned with what he says is a societal shift toward socialism, Pazmino wants to lessen dependence on government programs.
Pazmino lone conservative in crowded council race
After a divisive 2020 election season that pit many against a president they said went too far, Kevin Pazmino is concerned about the direction his country is headed.  more
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo and one of his top executives, Melissa DeRosa, right, are under fire from state lawmakers and even some prosecutors over how nursing home deaths related to the coronavirus pandemic were reported last year.
Biaggi takes offensive against Cuomo over nursing home deaths
State Sen. Alessandra Biaggi is ramping up attacks against Gov. Andrew Cuomo, as lawmakers and the state's executive office clash over how coronavirus deaths in nursing homes were reported last year. more
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Before his Twitter account was suspended, Kevin Pazmino often retweeted figures considered by some to be right-wing extremists, like Georgia U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene. Pazmino, the newest candidate to enter the city council special election race to replace Andrew Cohen, has faced harsh criticism from his competitors for what once populated his Twitter feed.
Newest council candidate under fire over Twitter
Kevin Pazmino, shared Trump’s love of Twitter. And just like the former president, his account, too, was suspended by Twitter. Pazmino doesn’t know why he, too, was silenced — but those running against him in the council race say they do. more
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U.S. Rep. Adriano Espaillat huddled with his congressional team while insurrectionists breached the Capitol on Jan. 6. After the attack, Espaillat introduced legislation to have some House Republicans who he says supported the attack investigated. He also voted in favor of President Donald Trump’s second impeachment.
Remembering day government stopped
In the days leading up to his swearing in as one of Washington’s newest congressmen, Jamaal Bowman knew there would be a lot of fight ahead of him advancing his progressive ideals. He just didn’t expect it to actually be a physical fight. more
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Michael Simmon’s eighth grade U.S. history class at IN-Tech Academy compared and contrasted the Jan. 6 Capitol riot to the post-Civil War insurrection. Simmon’s class was part of IN-Tech’s larger effort to help students understand what happened in Washington, and why.
In today's classroom, history could have happened yesterday
With the unprecedented events of the past year — including a deadly pandemic and a turbulent presidential election — living through history doesn’t seem to be too uncommon anymore. But few, if any, might have foreseen they’d live through something that hadn’t happened since the War of 1812. more
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U.S. Rep. Adriano Espaillat heads back to the House floor to cast a vote accepting Electoral College votes supporting President-elect Joe Biden just hours after Trump-led insurrectionists storm Capitol Hill.
Lawmakers turn to social media after insurrectionists storm Capitol
Newly minted U.S. Rep. Jamaal Bowman was still setting into his new office on Capitol Hill when he was called to the House floor to take part in a joint session gathering that happens only once every four years: certifying the Electoral College votes for president. more
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It’s a battle to control the Democratic Party here in the Bronx, with sides seemingly led by Benjamin Franklin Reform Democratic Club president Michael Heller, left, and city council candidate Dan Padernacht — at least according to Heller. But then again, many observers say the man really in control is Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz, center, whose son also is running for city council.
Candidates band together versus Ben Franklin Club
Just a few weeks ago, all seven candidates looking to replace Andrew Cohen on the city council visited with members of the Ben Franklin Club — virtually — in the hopes to get that endorsement. But as of Monday, only one is left seeking it — the one many felt was going to get it anyway, thanks to his strong family connections. more
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One political club that's feeling a lot like Trump
In every single instance, the right of the people to choose their leaders was paramount to anything — and everything — else. Those are ideals that remain no matter what your political beliefs are, or what party you choose to affiliate yourself with. more
Stewart-Cousins now leads super-majority
State senate majority leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins will keep her job in Albany, leading the Democratic conference for yet another session after getting unanimous approval from her caucus. more
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