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Rep. Mike McMahon is among a handful of House Democrats in New York believed to be vulnerable in November.
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Rep. Mike McMahon is among a handful of House Democrats in New York believed to be vulnerable in November.
A week after he was fired, New Jersey's former education commissioner says he isn't considering taking legal action over his termination.
According to public disclosure forms, Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver owns stock in over 30 companies -- many of which do business with the state. However, what the forms don't show voters is how much the shares are worth.
Police say New York state Senate candidate David Mejias has been arrested on menacing, reckless endangerment and stalking charges in connection with a domestic incident.
The city's annual remembrance of the day terrorists attacked the WTC has always been a somber affair, but dueling demonstrations over the Ground Zero mosque are scheduled for Sept. 11.
Mayor Bloomberg says there are only two ways he will leave office before his third term ends in 2013. Death or "total incapacitation," as he puts it.
Christie fired Bret Schundler last week after the discovery of a mistake on an application that may have cost the state a $400 million federal education grant.
President Barack Obama is condemning fresh violence by the Palestinian terror group Hamas as a new round of peace talks gets underway in Washington.
Rauf returns at a time of increased worry over just where the money for Park51 is coming from.
Could Mayor Michael Bloomberg be contemplating a move from the Big Apple to the Capitol?
New York Gov. David Paterson has signed into law the nation's first extensive domestic workers' rights measure, saying it corrects historic injustices.
Despite assurances from its developer, an overwhelming number of New Yorkers want prosecutors to keep tabs on the financing for the proposed mosque and cultural center near Ground Zero.
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg says he and President Barack Obama lost a bet while playing golf last week, costing them both a bit of money.
The Governor said his decision was based on business, and that Schundler's dismissal came not because he made the mistake on the "Race to the Top" grant, but because he lied.
