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  • 1 day ago | ny1.com | Bobby Cuza

    Anthony Weiner jokes he is the most experienced candidate ever to run for City Council. He served seven years in the council in the 1990s and more than 11 years in Congress, where he was known for his brash style. “We are at a kind of all-hands-on-deck moment in the Democratic Party. And I think we need our best fighters on the field,” Weiner said in an interview.

  • 1 week ago | ny1.com | Bobby Cuza

    New York lost a towering figure in the world of journalism with the death Tuesday of investigative reporter Tom Robbins, who exposed corruption and abuse in both the local government and the private sector. Best known for his columns and reporting at the Village Voice and at the New York Daily News, Robbins started out as a community organizer on the Lower East Side. “It was a time of landlords were abandoning houses, some of them were setting fire to them,” he said in a 2021 interview on CUNY TV.

  • 1 week ago | ny1.com | Bobby Cuza

    Charles Rangel was sometimes known as the Lion of Lenox Avenue. Harlem’s own Charlie Rangel rose from humble beginnings to become one of the most familiar faces and distinct voices in American politics. “I was involved in the civil rights marches in the ‘60s,” Rangel said on Inside City Hall.

  • 2 weeks ago | ny1.com | Bobby Cuza

    On the political spectrum, Shahana Hanif skews far to the left. She’s a member of the Democratic Socialists of America and a co-chair of the City Council’s progressive caucus. It’s seemingly a good fit for District 39, which includes left-leaning brownstone Brooklyn neighborhoods, like Carroll Gardens and Park Slope, while also extending south into Kensington.

  • 2 weeks ago | ny1.com | Bobby Cuza

    It’s not just the race for mayor and other citywide offices -- all 51 City Council seats are up for grabs this year. But that doesn’t mean the Council will look much different come January. Just eight of its 51 seats are open, and most incumbents have no primary contest next month, which is when most races are effectively decided.

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Bobby Cuza
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30 May 25

.@bobhardt never lies

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This is the best conversation I've heard about Andrew Cuomo's mayoral campaign. @courtneycgross @bcuza @AyanaHarry https://t.co/SaOnZvHsF3

Bobby Cuza
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29 May 25

“I just saw such amazing and appalling things going on, I said, ‘I’ve got to write about this somehow.’” -Tom Robbins https://t.co/dpWY48JJcT

Bobby Cuza
Bobby Cuza @bcuza
20 Mar 25

Of note: Mahmoud Khalil will appear before an immigration judge in Louisiana tomorrow, per his attorneys https://t.co/8wa2Kl6ySZ