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Eric Adams, Andrew Yang Accuse Each Other of Campaign-Finance Violations Intelligencer 2 days ago © Intelligencer. Photos: Getty Images Intelligencer. Photos: Getty Images As the June primary grows closer and closer, tensions are heating up in the race to be New York City’s next mayor. In recent days, the rhetoric between Eric Adams and Andrew Yang has escalated to the point where both candidates are openly calling for the other to be investigated for campaign-finance violations. Times article analyzed Adams’s past fundraising, connections to donors, and use of a nonprofit. The paper...

Why is he for or against such a plan to help millions of Americans?  When President Biden gave his hundredth-day address to a joint session of Congress, he touted his widely-circulated American Jobs Plan and American Families Plan, two $2 trillion measures designed to aid the nation’s COVID-19 recovery and help struggling families through tax credits and expanded public goods. Although the plans have yet to pass Congress, and already face Republican opposition, they are widely popular in the United States, and seem likely to pass in some modified form in the months ahead. One widely-noted ...

Director of GOP Governmental Affairs Posted by PLEASE FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS ON APPLYING AT THE BOTTOM OF PAGE. APPLICATIONS NOT FOLLOWING THIS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED At Humanity Forward, we recognize that this political moment represents an unprecedented opportunity to eradicate poverty in America through the bipartisan adoption of a Universal Basic Income (UBI). That is why we are building the first-ever bipartisan federal advocacy organization — to accelerate the passage of UBI during this critical time. To achieve this mission, Humanity Forward is building on our successes to advance pro...

As the IRS distributes the $1,400 stimulus payments, some lawmakers say the money won't last three months.

Lawmaker proposes pilot program for direct cash payments PUBLISHED 12:03 PM ET May. 12, 2021 PUBLISHED 12:03 PM EDT May. 12, 2021 SHARE New York City mayoral candidate Andrew Yang's cash relief proposal is gaining attention in upstate New York. One thousand low-income households in Monroe County would receive $500 monthly payments under a two-year pilot program proposed by Democratic state Sen. Jeremy Cooney. Cooney has endorsed Yang's bid for the Democratic nomination for mayor. The bill backed by Cooney, a freshman lawmaker, would help...