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Dem Rep. Rashida Tlaib recently attended an art show that called for the destruction of Israel and praised Palestinian terrorists.

NEW YORK — Three years after the pandemic pushed thousands of New York City restaurants to start serving patrons on sidewalks and streets, the City Council on Thursday authorized a bill permanently weaving outdoor dining into the fabric of the city, while limiting the use of controversial street sheds. The plan, drawn up in negotiations between the mayor’s office and the Council earlier this ...

The progressive delegation includes Bernie Sanders’s chief of staff and the House’s youngest representative. The legislators will visit Brazil, Chile and Colombia to discuss democracy, the environment and peace processes

Progressive lawmakers are voicing concerns over Cornel West’s third-party bid, worried that a figure they respect could cripple President Biden’s prospects in 2024. West launched a Green Party campaign earlier this year to inject more leftism into the election cycle. He’s challenging both the Democratic and Republican establishments, raging against them in equal measure, and…

When lawmakers return to Washington in September, Democrats and Republicans will need to compromise on spending bills to avoid a government shutdown.

When lawmakers return to Washington in September, Democrats and Republicans will need to compromise on spending bills to avoid a government shutdown.

Shortages in flight crews are leading airlines to reduce schedules resulting in thousands of flight delays and cancellations.

To survive reelection in southern Brooklyn, Brannan is focusing on constituent service and pragmatic politics.

The ground-breaking movie Oppenheimer, despite its unsympathetic protagonist, packs a powerful anti-nuclear punch that makes it hard, if not impossible,

The ground-breaking movie Oppenheimer, despite its unsympathetic protagonist, packs a powerful anti-nuclear punch that makes it hard, if not impossible, to