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Tuesday, as the “safe harbor” deadline cementing Joe Biden’s win as president came and went, finalizing the slates of electors chosen by sta...

Victories don’t get much more convincing than this one was: On Nov. 5, 2019, 74% of New Yorkers at the polls said yes to adopting ranked-cho...

Lloyd Austin knows the military top to bottom, and that’s good. After graduating West Point in 1975, the retired general served the Army and...

Manhattan: My mom passed away at 9 p.m. sharp on Friday, Nov. 27. It wasn’t from COVID, but one could say it was COVID-related. She was terr...

When it came to recording his latest audiobook, Barack Obama kept matters close to home – his new home, by the sea.

“We are making every effort to protect public health and balance it with the need for reporters across the state to continue to have access...

See it: Rep. Louie Goehmert appears to lose tooth while speaking

In a Tuesday speech, the candidate suggested Obama’s center-left approach would be his model while addressing the defining challenges of the...

"I want to put government in people’s pockets in a good way with an app that will tell you what’s happening," NYC Councilman Ben Kallos (D-M...

Trump brought this futile bid to subvert the 2020 election to the new low during at a White House event that was supposed to focus on COVID-...

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), McConnell’s chief Democratic rival, compared the Republican leader’s hardball liability gambl...

Ellis attended a White House senior staff Christmas party on Friday, raising fears that she may have infected other officials or their famil...

As famous a phrase as it is, it’s unlikely that some fastidious but oblivious boatswain actually spent any time rearranging the deck chairs...

The event comes as critical reports suggested that the White House blundered badly by refusing to order millions more doses of Pfizer’s vacc...

“Vaccine is being produced in huge quantities for this city and this whole country," said de Blasio

The president derided the bipartisan National Defense Appropriations Act as “very weak” and urged Republican lawmakers to oppose it.

More than a month after the general election, the judge said he’ll issue a ruling soon that both campaigns hope will clear up just how a win...

Last week, the campaign accounts of Maine’s losing U.S. Senate candidate Sara Gideon received some scrutiny. Despite spending almost $60 mil...

The remarkable progress made towards a vaccine for COVID-19 has much of the world feeling hopeful. The prospect of a light at the end of the...

Amid the dangers of another spike in COVID-19 cases, we know this much to be true: The virus continues to disproportionately impact our most...

When the story gets written of 2020, on top of everything else, future generations are likely to look back on how hard it became for America...

It was my third week attending my new school in Stratford, Connecticut, and I was in physical education. After playing dodgeball, I walked t...

Tomorrow morning, the NJTransit board will be presented with an almost ready-to-sign $766,500,000 Federal Transit Administration contract fr...

Kingston, N.Y.: Alexis Grenell, writing in The Nation, penned the words “snarling attack dog” to describe our mutual former boss. Critics ci...

If confirmed by the Senate, Austin would be the first Black leader of the Pentagon.