Liza Featherstone

4 days ago | znetwork.org | Liza Featherstone

If anyone needed a compelling argument for why New York City is in desperate need of socialist governance, the city’s real estate elites and the political class they own gave one last week. The Rent Guidelines Board, whose members are appointed by the mayor, voted on April 30 to consider drastic rent increases on at least one million rent-stabilized apartments.

5 days ago | newrepublic.com | Liza Featherstone

Kamala Harris has emerged from her den, apparently refreshed. Last week, she delivered a winsome keynote at a benefit gala in San Francisco, then made a surprise appearance at the Met Gala, the party of the year for New York City high society, and this week headlined a closed-door benefit for the Democratic National Committee. She reportedly will decide by the end of the summer whether to run for California governor.

5 days ago | yahoo.com | Liza Featherstone

Kamala Harris has emerged from her den, apparently refreshed. Last week, she delivered a winsome keynote at a benefit gala in San Francisco, then made a surprise appearance at the Met Gala, the party of the year for New York City high society, and this week headlined a closed-door benefit for the Democratic National Committee. She reportedly will decide by the end of the summer whether to run for California governor.

1 week ago | portside.org | Liza Featherstone

Zohran Mamdani Is Laser-Focused on an Affordable New York Published May 7, 2025 If anyone needed a compelling argument for why New York City is in desperate need of socialist governance, the city’s real estate elites and the political class they own gave one last week. The Rent Guidelines Board, whose members are appointed by the mayor, voted on April 30 to consider drastic rent increases on at least one million rent-stabilized apartments.

1 week ago | jacobin.com | Liza Featherstone

If anyone needed a compelling argument for why New York City is in desperate need of socialist governance, the city’s real estate elites and the political class they own gave one last week. The Rent Guidelines Board, whose members are appointed by the mayor, voted on April 30 to consider drastic rent increases on at least one million rent-stabilized apartments.