Instead of weakening New York’s landmark climate law, Governor Hochul could choose to meet its targets.

Nurul Amin Shah Alam was found dead days after Border Patrol abandoned him miles from home in the middle of winter.

It turns out that ICE’s courtroom arrests are legally questionable.

Governors like Healey, Hochul, and Lamont portray their backtracking as a pragmatic solution to affordability issues. Others say it doesn’t make economic sense—and betrays key constituents.

Republicans are saying anything to justify their extreme voter ID bill.

U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York Jay Clayton is accused of having a “personal interest” in limiting the investigation.

Representative Andy Ogles went full bigot after an attempted attack in New York City.

The Justice Department’s latest Epstein files release reveals the new timeline.

Federal agents may have broken the law once again.

Democratic leaders are beating around the bush when it comes to the future of ICE.

Republican Representative Randy Fine twisted a harmless joke into a racist attack on Muslims—just days before Ramadan.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said there’s no way he can deliver that to the president.

Representative Mike Lawler, a swing-district Republican, faced overwhelming anger at his own town hall.

The Department of Justice will be focused only on getting justice for Donald Trump, it seems.

The policy is catching fire in the party as a key plank in addressing the affordability crisis. The question is whether it will motivate midterm voters this fall.

Maybe this time will be the charm for Donald Trump?

Historically, “democratic socialist” really means something entirely different from what hizzoner is doing. And what he’s doing is better.

Donald Trump is taking revenge on blue states that didn’t vote for him.

Zohran Mamdani has been sworn in as New York City’s mayor—and the right isn’t happy about it.

Remember when Republicans pretended to care about men in women’s bathrooms?