Mamdani

Darializa Chevalier, a DSA candidate backed by Mamdani, argues in her paper that TTRT and Customs and Border Protection counterterrorism policies function within a 'permanent state of exception' driven by 'anti-Blackness and Islamophobia.'

A plan called 'Next Stop: Better Buses, Faster Service' commits the city and state to improvements that could speed up commutes by up to six minutes per ride on at least 50 priority bus corridors across the five boroughs.

NYC's buses would speed up under a new plan proposed by Mamdani and the MTA, though they remain non-free. Officials described the plan as a way to 'reset the relationship' between the MTA and the city transportation department.

Mamdani has pledged to reveal Upper East Side (UES) buildings that test positive for Legionella contamination. The outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease on the UES is likely linked to bacteria in water cooling towers.

A grandmother of victims of a July 4th shooting in New York City pleaded with Mamdani, stating the attack was senseless and her son is hospitalized. She expressed that the victims did not deserve the violence.

NYC Muslim groups have launched an anti-BDS campaign through the Unbreakable Bond Coalition, pledging $500,000 in Israeli treasury bonds to promote coexistence and counter anti-Zionism. The initiative is a direct response to Mamdani's stance.

Rama Duwaji, wife of Mamdani, is co-hosting a pro-Palestinian all-female spiritual retreat in Corsica. The retreat will honor Jesus' mother Mary, described as a Palestinian woman giving birth under occupation. She previously skipped July 4 celebrations.

Mamdani’s NYC rent freeze has caused mixed reactions among rent-stabilized tenants, with some viewing it as a benefit while others are concerned about potential building deterioration.

A large fireworks display in Washington, D.C. caused temporary air pollution, prompting a warning about breathing the air afterward. Additional updates include teens entering an abandoned IBM office, a conversation between Mamdani and AOC, and a new Gucci show.

Mamdani's aide reacted strongly to ABC executives after a 'The View' host labeled a socialist candidate antisemitic. ABC reportedly refused a request to feature Mamdani's congressional allies, Avila Chevalier and Claire Valdez, on the show.

Tad Devine, Bernie Sanders' 2016 campaign strategist, claims the Democratic National Committee coordinated with Hillary Clinton's campaign to block Sanders' nomination, leading to Trump's election victory. He argues the party continues to mishandle power dynamics and should recognize Mamdani's recent win as a model for engaging with Democratic Socialists.

The View rejected two of Mamdani's favorite socialists after being warned by Trump's TV bulldog to give equal time.

Mamdani representatives proposed to 'The View' to feature a mayor alongside Democratic congressional candidates Darializa Avila Chevalier and Claire Valdez. The show reportedly declined the request due to concerns about potential FCC scrutiny.

Mayor Mamdani has urged New York City residents to prepare for heavy rain and flash flooding, which is expected to pose the greatest risk during Monday's morning commute from now until 10 a.m.

Mayor Mamdani's supposedly balanced budget rests on one-time tricks that got him through this year. These tricks will not be available in the next year, leading to a budget surprise in January.

An early version of Mamdani’s America 250 speech showed internal debates among the press team over performative edits. The team avoided using the word 'slave' and emphasized including references to Black people in the speech.

Mamdani, an immigrant, delivered a July 4 speech criticizing America's flaws while ignoring the country's role in making him the youngest mayor in the history of its largest city.

Mamdani criticized capitalism and foreign wars during the America 250 address while sitting at George Washington’s desk. The event referenced historical and contemporary political themes.

Mamdani wants to resolve his disagreement with 50 Cent over tax policies. Mamdani supports increasing taxes on the wealthiest, while 50 Cent opposes this.

The article states that radical leftists such as Mamdani and Chevalier are no longer considered anomalies within the Democratic Party, suggesting their influence is growing. It warns that this development is a cause for concern.

Mamdani's 78-degree AC rule is not being followed at City Hall, where temperatures have dropped as low as 54 degrees. The content mentions 'Zo's so cold.'

Mamdani implemented a 78-degree AC policy during a heat wave, prompting Republican criticism labeled as a socialist 'sauna'. The policy and GOP response are central to the article.

City officials delayed NYPD officers' July holiday pay, leading the Police Benevolent Association to file a grievance. Officers are working 12-hour shifts during a busy weekend ahead of the Fourth of July.

Mamdani faced criticism for advising New Yorkers to set their air conditioners to 78 degrees during a heat wave. Critics argued this is hypocritical given Times Square's continuous energy-intensive lighting.

Ms. Rachel donated to House candidates Darializa Avila Chevalier and Brad Lander ahead of the June 23 primaries, with her husband also contributing to Chevalier's campaign. The title notes she donated to Mamdani cronies who swept NYC Dem primaries in an anti-Israel wave.

Former VP Kamala Harris is considering a 2028 bid, having called Mamdani and met with pro-Palestinian activists to discuss the Democratic Party's future. Mamdani, who had supported candidates that won New York primaries, has corresponded with Harris for months.

Kamala Harris reached out to Mamdani and anti-Israel progressives as polls indicate her leading the 2028 Democratic primary. Abbas Alawieh, co-founder of the Uncommitted Movement opposing Biden's re-election over US support for Israel, met with the VP in Detroit.

A billionaire is selling their New York City property empire as Mamdani's rent freeze policy leads to an investor exodus.

Mamdani’s $126 billion budget increased by approximately 8.5% from last year’s $116 billion plan, with no significant cuts. The budget expansion has left New York City on the verge of a fiscal crisis.

Mamdani and NYC Council finalized a $125B budget deal that does not include an NYPD headcount increase, as the mayor agreed to activists' demands opposing the expansion.

Progressive Democrats aligned with Mamdani have criticized billionaires as part of their plan to address wealth inequality.

Mamdani reiterates he cannot express support for Israel as a Jewish state. New York City mayor condemns rising antisemitism and criticizes a coffee shop for refunding a pro-Israel congressman labeled a 'genocide enabler'.

Mamdani has vowed to defy a Supreme Court ruling permitting the deportation of TPS migrants, as discussed in letters to the editor from NY Post readers.

The new mayor, Mamdani, faces a challenge as the City Council threatens to delay the budget unless funding for CityFHEPS housing vouchers is increased. A coalition of Council members, including Republicans and progressives, pressures him to address a lawsuit requiring significant new spending.

Governor Kathy Hochul is urged to address New York's e-bike law and Mamdani enforcement to protect pedestrians and pedal cyclists, aiming to save lives. The article argues that Hochul should act directly rather than relying on courts to compel Mayor Mamdani.

Mamdani comments on a proposed constitutional amendment that would permit him to run for president. The change involves modifying the Constitution to remove barriers to his candidacy.

Bruce Blakeman, a GOP governor hopeful, criticizes Mamdani and Hochul for allowing socialism to infect New York's politics and urges voters to support him to stop this trend.

Mamdani avoids stating his position on prisons while endorsing Darializa Avila Chevalier, a divisive political hopeful who previously criticized men of color for engaging in interracial relationships with white women on Twitter. Mamdani praises her leadership despite her controversial comments.

Mamdani is considering changing the Constitution to run for president. He was born in Uganda, moved to the US at age seven, and became a naturalized citizen in 2018.

Mamdani-backed candidates won in New York City primaries, marking a political victory. The article also mentions renewed calls to ban horse-drawn carriages in New York.