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Steinhardt believes there are three elements of Jewish pride: a sense of peoplehood, the spirit of Zionism, and an understanding of Jewish “excellence.”

The party’s executive director suggested that elected officials in Southern Brooklyn lacked “commitment” after those politicians ripped the party for failing to support vulnerable incumbents.

Attendees at the annual conference in Puerto Rico have already declared their intention to run for reelection.

Democratic leaders expected to keep at least 40 out of the Senate’s 63 seats in the wake of an election that followed a chaotic redistricting process and saw GOP candidates topple several sitting Dems in both chambers.

Republicans may be disappointed at the outcome of Tuesday’s election. But for the Orthodox community, it was a grand slam

Leaders High School’s annual camping trip serves as a bonding experience and a chance for teens to get a taste of independence, especially after the past few years.

Representative Lee Zeldin painted a bleak portrait of New York, while Gov. Kathy Hochul stressed her rival’s anti-abortion stance and his support for Donald Trump.

The race between Representative Nicole Malliotakis, a Republican, and Max Rose, a Democrat, is a rare look at how national political campaign themes are playing in New York.

New to the neighborhood, cutting greens for later and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary.

Voters in New York will elect representatives for 26 districts and one member to the U.S. Senate when they head to the ballot boxes on November 8. They must also cast their votes in the governor race, along with various municipal contests and a proposition relating to a $4.2 billion environmental bond. You can wager […]