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When the Manhattan congresswoman found out she had been dropped from the guest list in 2016, she was “unhappy to say the least,” according to a congressional ethics report.

On the morning of Jan. 1, Brad Lander — who’d bootstrapped progressive accomplishments, including the fair-cause law he’d passed as a councilman protecting fast-food workers from being arbitrarily fired by cruel and capricious bosses, into a citywide position for himself — proclaimed in a beautifully done day-one video...

Fox News Digital discovered shocking new examples this week of the humanitarian crisis of homelessness in broad daylight in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, where tourists crowd the streets.

The setback comes as the mayor feuds with fellow Democrats in Albany who are refusing his demands to further roll back bail reform.

Yuh-Line Niou, who is running in the Democratic race for New York’s 10th Congressional District, ranked Scott Stringer first on her New York City mayoral ballot last year, according to a ballot screenshot, despite indicating over the weekend that Maya Wiley was her top choice.

The movers and shakers in New York City’s bustling center of business.

The girlboss CEO resigned amid accusations of racism and a toxic workplace. She apologized. Now she has a new business.

Hayden Jordan's new blog, The Petite Southern Kitchen, has validated the Texas native's feeling she could do more with food.

Mayor Eric Adams wants to jump-start the project, but some critics have raised safety concerns.

And how to rein them in