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AOC is freezing her eggs. Some New York lawmakers want insurance to cover it.
Pending legislation in Albany would require insurers to pay for the costly procedure.
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Caroline Lewis
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AOC takes her brand of politics to New York's North Country
Hundreds gathered in downtown Glens Falls to listen as U.S. Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Pat Ryan took questions about health care and DOGE cuts.
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Jimmy Vielkind
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Rep. AOC endorses Zohran Mamdani in NYC mayor's race
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said the state assemblymember from Queens is the best candidate to mobilize working-class voters against former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who has been leading in polls.
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Elizabeth Kim
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Federal GOP-led measure could block New York from implementing AI regulations
New York has laws banning deep fakes and artificial intelligence-powered election interference. Federal Republicans could block them.
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Jeongyoon Han
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In NYC mayoral race, will AOC help progressives beat Andrew Cuomo?
Party strategists argue an endorsement from the congressmember could shake up the race.
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Elizabeth Kim
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In Queens, voters who backed Trump and AOC want safety and economic relief
As Democrats struggle to appeal to the working class, voters in North Corona and East Elmhurst saw the former president and current congressmember as change candidates.
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Brigid Bergin
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Rep. AOC calls for Mayor Adams to resign amid intensifying investigations
Ocasio-Cortez is the most prominent New York Democrat to urge the mayor to step down so far.
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Elizabeth Kim
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NY delegation votes to support Kamala Harris for Democratic nomination
New York has the second-most delegates to the DNC. Gov. Kathy Hochul is corralling them into Harris’ corner.
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Jon Campbell
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Elizabeth Kim
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Migrant buses were headed for AOC’s office — or so City Hall thought
Emails that the Adams administration sent to the White House shed light on a chaotic scramble as the Texas governor sent buses of migrants to New York.
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Jon Campbell
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"It's Irrational": About Half Of Applicants Seeking FEMA Funds For Ida Flooding In Queens And Bronx Received It, Data Shows
Those who did receive the aid got on average $4,700, which advocates say hasn’t come close to helping rebuild their lives.
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Gwynne Hogan
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