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Mail-in ballots are under threat. Here’s how New Yorkers can use them anyway
Courts have twice blocked President Trump’s executive order targeting mail ballots ahead of November, but the fight isn’t over. Here’s what New York voters must know prior to Election Day.
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First time voting in New York? Here’s what to know for the 2026 midterms
All the deadlines, addresses and advice you need to know for voting in New York with no confusion.
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Mike Lawler won’t return $10K from congressman facing abuse allegations
The Hudson Valley Republican has taken $10,000 from Ohio Rep. Max Miller this cycle alone, on top of $7,000 from previous cycles.
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Bills fans get first taste of new Highmark Stadium experience
Buffalo’s Return of the Blue and Red annually marks the Bills’ first ticketed event. This year marked the first event at their new home, Highmark Stadium.
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Tom Suozzi pushes back against DSA with capitalist message
Rep. Tom Suozzi is leading a pledge to rebrand Democrats as capitalist, not socialist, as DSA-backed candidates keep knocking off Democratic incumbents in primaries across the country.
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New York can’t force ICE to remove masks, judge rules
Twelve local police agencies, including Nassau County’s, are now legally required to cut all ties with the agency. Two are defying the order instead.
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NY-19 farms flooded weeks after $30M spring freeze losses
A record-shattering storm flooded fields, washed out roads, and collapsed a 300-year-old mill across the district, piling fresh damage onto farms still reeling from a ruinous spring freeze.
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ICE, Border Patrol stalk immigrant workers across upstate New York
From a Rochester-area greenhouse to a Syracuse-area factory, reports indicate immigration agents are tracking down immigrant labor.
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‘Gravediggers of public housing’: Tenants disrupt NYCHA meeting
NYCHA’s board voted Wednesday to demolish, sell, or convert 1,763 apartments citywide, part of a shift away from traditional public housing that residents say amounts to displacement and privatization.
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Legal protection expires for Haitians and Syrians, exposing thousands to ICE
Temporary Protected Status has ended for Haitians and Syrians in New York, and Salvadorans could be next.
