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Judge Strikes Down Controversial Rule Changes Benefitting Embattled Brooklyn Party Boss

Outgoing party leaders had no authority to vote on rule changes that would have changed the balance of power on the party’s executive committee, a state Supreme Court judge found.

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LISTEN: 'Two Great Mayors in 400 Years'

The makers of ‘New York: A Documentary’ are back after two decades to carry their epic history into the 21st century, and they visited FAQ NYC to talk about their work and our city in a bonus weekend edition of FAQ NYC.

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LISTEN: The United Nations — and Mamdani and Trump — Assemble

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What To Know About COVID-19, Flu and RSV Vaccines for Sick Season in New York

Fall and winter mean respiratory disease spreads more easily — but there’s a vax for that.

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Mamdani and Irish Leader Talk Housing on G Train, as Palestine-Israel Looms at UN Meeting

The taoiseach of Ireland, Micheál Martin, is set to address the U.N. on Thursday.

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More Than 100 Arrests as Demonstrators Block Traffic to Protest Netanyahu at UN

Two leading Democratic candidates for Congress and several local elected officials were among those taken into custody as the Israeli prime minister assailed Mayor Mamdani at the General Assembly.

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NYC Ditches Federal Homeless Veterans Program, Citing Concern for Transgender Vets

The city says the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs would require it to discriminate against trans vets to receive funding. The VA says that’s “false.”

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Terror: A Knickerbocker History

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Falling Tree Limbs Are In the Forecast This Weekend — And Might Delay Your Train, MTA Says

Ahead of the Nor’easter, the subway chief said his “single biggest concern” is wind and trees falling onto open tracks, not torrential flooding.