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Suozzi Calls on Biden for Immigration Reform, Education Assistance for LI

By Briana Bonfiglio

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Governor Hochul announces expansion of Long Island Expressway in Queens is underway

By Bill Parry

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Meet the candidates running to to represent the 47th Council District

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Biden pushes infrastructure, spending in Pennsylvania as Democrats near deal

By Nandita Bose and Jeff Mason, Reuters

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Taxi drivers go on hunger strike in protest of NYC debt relief program

By Ben Brachfeld

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Brannan nets endorsements from FDNY unions days away from early voting

By Ben Verde

Photos: DiNapoli hosts Hispanic Heritage Month reception honoring Diaz Jr.

By Bronx Times

Unmasked Manhattan cops filmed shoving critic out of subway station likely to face discipline, de Blasio says

By Kevin Duggan and Ben Brachfeld

Business

THE RACE TO DELIVER: Inside the many grocery delivery apps taking over NYC

By Kirstyn Brendlen

Health

Get vaxxed or go home: de Blasio sets vaccine mandate for entire NYC workforce

By Robert Pozarycki

DDC and NYC Parks Department showcases East River Park resiliency construction

By Dean Moses

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Biden’s White House, Democrats, aim for reconciliation deal this week

By Reuters

Crime

House committee nears contempt vote on Trump aide Steve Bannon

By Reuters

‘When did you become God?’ Protesters press Bronx DA Clark to act as Rikers Island death toll hits 14

By Dean Moses

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Caucus leading effort to remove Jefferson statue say city is dragging its feet

By Mark Hallum

Streets PAC endorses Adams and his new transportation plan

By Morgan C. Mullings

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Hochul signs two transparency bills for state agencies and MTA

By Kevin Duggan

Caribbean pols pay tribute to Gen. Colin Powell

By Nelson A. King

TIME TO VOTE: Here’s who’s on the Manhattan ballot in the Nov. 2 citywide general election

By Robert Pozarycki

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Bloomberg’s olympic swimming pool is crumbling, leaving Queens high and dry

Christine Chung, THE CITY

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What Queens voters need to know ahead of the Nov. 2 general election

By Angélica Acevedo

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Trump aide Steve Bannon faces U.S. House committee contempt vote

By Patricia Zengerle and Jan Wolfe, Reuters

Homeless public school students’ attendance rate drops dramatically at start of year, report finds

By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech

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Colin Powell, U.S. soldier and diplomat, dies of COVID-19 complications

By Reuters

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Governor signs bill aiming to reduce noise across subway system inspired by Coney residents