Tuesday night’s State of the Union was a lot of things. It was heavy on existing policy and light on new ones. It was a triumphant proclamation on President Donald Trump’s first year back in office. At 107 minutes,

Believe it or not, an NFL reporter called out New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani on social media this Wednesday. Roughly 48 hours ago, New York was slammed with nearly two feet of snow. While some

The president drew comparisons to the identification required to shovel snow in Mamdani's New York City to legislation that he supports requiring require people to furnish photo identification in order to vote in national elections.

Mamdani threatened a 9.5% property tax increase for homeowners, receiving pushback from Black residents saying it would push them out.

The city received 95,000 total applications last year, a figure that has held relatively steady over the last three years. Applications are not first-come, first-served, so it’s not uncommon

"This is not good," City Councilman Oswald Feliz told The Post on Sunday. "Cutting police hiring will exacerbate problems related to excessive overtime, slow response times, and crime."

Politics / Zohran Mamdani announced that the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection will investigate employers where more than half their workers take no paid time off in a given year. Prajwal Bhat In the industrial neighborhood of Maspeth,

The first of five “rental ripoff” hearings begins in Brooklyn this week. The Mamdani administration has scheduled one in each borough.