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Print Continue to article content Pundits like Tucker Carlson have expressed their admiration for Adams, the Brooklyn Borough president and former police captain. | Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images MAGA world is in love with the New York mayor’s race By TINA NGUYEN Updated NEW YORK — The New York City Democratic mayoral primary is drawing unwanted attention from a place far outside city limits — MAGA country. As eight candidates vie for the post being vacated by Mayor Bill de Blasio — a ...

eye on the news New York’s Mayoral Race: Where It Stands Polling shows a tight contest between Eric Adams and Andrew Yang. New York Politics and law New York City’s mayoral contest is currently a tight race between Eric Adams and Andrew Yang, with Adams narrowly winning on the final ranked-choice ballot, according to a mid-May poll of likely Democratic primary voters conducted for the Manhattan Institute.* The survey shows a fluid race, with Yang edging Adams by a single po...

Hikvision, a manufacturer and supplier of security products and solutions is launching a special, limited-time promotion on the company’s next generation of intelligent AcuSense PCI series...

Michael Hendrix Contributor Michael Hendrix is the director of state and local policy at the Manhattan Institute. Previously, he served as senior director for research and emerging issues at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation. Hendrix is a frequent public speaker, and his writings have appeared in publications including National Review, City Journal and National Affairs. He holds an M.A. in international relations from the University of St. Andrews in Scotland as well as a certificate in...

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This has been one of the most quietly consequential weeks in recent American politics. The COVID-19 relief law that was just enacted is one of the most important pieces of legislation of our lifetimes. As Eric Levitz writes in New York magazine, the poorest fifth of households will see their income rise by 20%; a family of four with one working and one unemployed parent will receive $12,460 in benefits. Child poverty will be cut in half. The law stretches far beyond COVID-19 relief. There’...

The role of government is being redefined. There is now an assumption that government should step in to reduce economic insecurity and inequality.

We’re seeing a policy realignment without a partisan realignment.

Kathryn Garcia wants to clean up New York City Garcia, who kicked off her campaign in December, was formerly the citys sanitation chief By Share Kathryn Garcia, who recently resigned from her position as New York City sanitation chief to run for mayor, was in a light-hearted mood on Wednesday morning. It was her 50th birthday, but rather than celebrating privately with her family, she was girding herself for a campaign event organized by her kids as a kind of gag gift. “We’re having a f...