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2 weeks ago | nypost.com | Desheania Andrews |Hannah Fierick

New York politicians — including Gov. Kathy Hochul and Mayor Eric Adams — flocked to St. Patrick’s Cathedral Friday to honor late longtime Democratic Rep. Charlie Rangel. Rangel — a Harlem political institution who died May 26 at the age of 94 — was remembered during a memorial service at the iconic Midtown cathedral. “Charlie was a giant,” Hochul told the room of political bigwigs.

2 weeks ago | nypost.com | Hannah Fierick |Craig McCarthy |Craig Mccarthy |Matthew Fischetti |Matt Troutman

Follow The Post’s live updates as 7 Democratic candidates for NYC mayor, including frontrunners Andrew Cuomo and Zohran Mamdani, face off in Thursday’s final primary debate:Flailing Dems vying for NYC mayor likely to take aim at Trump in final debate — after attacks on front-runner Cuomo fall flatPresident Trump takes center stage in mayoral race as Zohran Mamdani, Andrew Cuomo spar over how to ‘fight’ his agendaHere’s what happened at the first debate on June 4

2 weeks ago | nypost.com | David DeTurris |Hannah Fierick

Andrew Cuomo snagged the endorsement of fellow former Gov. David Paterson Wednesday — after also cinching the backing of ex-Mayor Mike Bloomberg. Paterson announced he was backing Cuomo — the frontrunner to win the Democratic nomination for mayor — during an event where he was joined by union members and Manhattan Democratic Party Leader Keith Wright.

3 weeks ago | nypost.com | Hannah Fierick

A top Trump official scolded the city’s public housing agency over “waste” and “fraud” — and took aim at the federal monitors that have failed to clear the “abuse”, at a meeting with New York housing officials in the city Friday. U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner issued the scathing rebuke of the New York City Housing Authority Friday during a tense meeting with agency’s head. “I see a lot of waste. I see a lot of fraud, and a lot of abuse,” Turner said.

3 weeks ago | nypost.com | Hannah Fierick

Former hedge fund manager Whitney Tilson became the latest New York City mayoral candidate to veer left Thursday — taking a page out of Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani’s book by saying all public transit should be free. Tilson, known as a conservative-leaning Democrat, shockingly even floated “ripping out all the subway turnstiles” as an experiment during a press conference where he revealed he’s a proponent of free subways and buses.