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Last month, Queens College in Flushing was honored to host Jamie Dimon, the Chairman and CEO of J.P. Morgan Chase and Executive Chair of the New York Jobs CEO

The Reform Party is actively fielding a candidate in a Rhode Island legislative race this coming election cycle, as announced in a recent press release by the Reform Party of the United States. Tony Jones, a municipal official in Narragansett, is running for the office of state representative in Rhode…

In commemoration of the 22nd anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, Queens College will host a ceremony honoring 40

Crystal Windows President, Steve Chen, was recently listed among Queens, New York's power leaders, according to City & State New York Magazine's annual list.

MALONEY JOINS HUNTER COLLEGE PUBLIC POLICY INSTITUTE: Thirty-year Congressional veteran Carolyn Maloney will spend the spring 2023 semester as Eleanor Roosevelt Distinguished Leader in Residence at Hunter College’s Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute. Announcement of Rep. Maloney’s appointment was made on Jan. 10 by Hunter College President Jennifer J. Raab. The Congresswoman’s tenure begins on

Congresswoman Grace Meng announced on Jan. 5 that she has secured more than $21.3 million in federal funding for 15 critical projects throughout Queens.

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Office of Congressman Gregory Meeks Rep. Gregory Meeks started off the year with a new role on the world stage. Just weeks before 2020 ended, he was elected to chair the House Foreign Affairs Committee – the first Black man ever to hold the position. Since then, Meeks has opposed a constitutional referendum in Haiti, passed a resolution condemning China’s actions in Hong Kong and proposed strengthening economic ties between Africa and the U.S., all while managing local politics back in the ...