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Chaos Reigns on Capitol Hill

By Clarissa Sosin

Federal Government

Chaos Reigns on Capitol Hill

By Clarissa Sosin

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Maloney’s Women’s History Museum Bill Passes Congress

By Michael Rock

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Maloney’s Women’s History Museum Bill Passes Congress

By Michael Rock

Senator Chuck schumer wearing blue mask, ascending stairs U.S. Capital building in D.C.

Schumer Pegs NY’s Cut of Fed Stimulus Deal at over $50 Billion

By Ariama C. Long

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Schumer Pegs NY’s Cut of Fed Stimulus Deal at over $50 Billion

By Ariama C. Long

CoronaVirus related news headlines with DC Capitol and money

Federal Government

Schumer Pegs NY’s Cut of Fed Stimulus Deal at over $50 Billion

By Ariama C. Long

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World, Meet Queens: Meeks Takes Queens Lessons to the World Stage

By Clarissa Sosin

U.S. Rep Maloney and George Venizelos, Retired Assistant Director of the NY Division of the FBI in front of 650 Fifth Ave building (Photo by Tsubasa Berg)

Federal Government

Maloney Suppresses Money Laundering with Corporate Transparency Act

By Pia Koh

U.S. Rep Maloney and George Venizelos, Retired Assistant Director of the NY Division of the FBI in front of 650 Fifth Ave building (Photo by Tsubasa Berg)

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Maloney Suppresses Money Laundering with Corporate Transparency Act

By Politics NY

Maloney Suppresses Money Laundering with Corporate Transparency Act

By Politics NY

Maloney Offers Update of D.C. Developments

By Michael Rock

U.S. Rep Carolyn Maloney at the Press Conference with a mask (Photo by Tsubasa Berg)

Maloney Offers Update of D.C. Developments

By Michael Rock

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An Empty Seat and Broken Hearts in Queens: Replacing RBG

By Politics NY

Audrey Phoenix, the drag queens representing Queens, speaks at the launch of "Calling all Queens: Get out the LGBTQIA+ Count” on September 22, 2020 outside of Queens Borough Hall.

NYC to “Crown” a “Census Queen”

By Clarissa Sosin

President Donald Trump smiling at a podium

Manhattan Electeds Blast Trump for Threat to Bring Feds to NYC

By Michael Rock

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NY Lawmakers Repel Trump, ICE Edict to Deport Foreign Students

By Clarissa Sosin

1,113 graduating cadets were seated six feet a part from each other on the parade field of the academy.

Trump’s Commencement Speech Celebrates West Point Cadets Amid Polarized Times

By Stephen Witt

Over 1100 graduating cadets were seated six feet a part from each other on the parade field of the academy. (Photo by Tsubasa Berg)

Trump’s Commencement Speech Celebrates West Point Cadets Amid Polarized Times

By Stephen Witt

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Federal Government

Video: Jeffries Addresses George Floyd Murder on the House Floor

By Kings County Politics

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Queens Fed Lawmakers Lobby for PPP Loans to Co-Op Owners

By Politics NY

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Jeffries Leads Fight for $3 Trillion HEROES Act Passage

By Ariama C. Long

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Maloney Holocaust Education Bill Passes Congress

By Michael Rock

Holocaust Museum

Maloney Holocaust Education Bill Passes Congress

By Michael Rock

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