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She’s already won by moving the governor to the left. And she’s beginning to think she just might win the whole thing.
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Cynthia Nixon Invites ‘Unqualified Lesbians’ to Campaign Launch Party at Stonewall Inn
She’s leaning into the “unqualified lesbian” dig.
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The former City Council speaker and one-time mayoral candidate called Nixon an “unqualified lesbian.”
By Gabriella PaiellaWill Cynthia Nixon Fix the Subway?
Miranda is officially running for governor.
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By Emilia PetrarcaBrooklyn Hospital Reportedly Billed Sexual-Assault Survivors for Rape Kits
New York attorney general Eric Schneiderman announced a settlement with the hospital on Tuesday.
By Madeleine AggelerWatch How Bergdorf Goodman’s Holiday Windows Were Made
The department store’s resident window dresser, David Hoey, takes us behind the scenes.
By Samantha Lee, Carmen Hilbert and Kenny WassusNew York Subway Worker Helps Woman Give Birth on Train Platform
A subway cleaner helped deliver a baby boy.
By Lisa RyanNow You Can Stay at Donald Trump’s Childhood Home
The home, which was recently bought at auction, is now listed on Airbnb with amenities such as “a giant cut out of Donald in the Living Room.”
By Jen KirbyNYPD Is Reportedly Investigating Death of Trailblazing New York Judge As ‘Suspicious’
Judge Sheila Abdus-Salaam was the first black woman on New York’s top court.
By Lisa RyanEx-Polyamorous Trio Granted ‘Tri-Custody’ of Their Child by a New York Judge
The ruling was reportedly the first of its kind in New York.
By Lisa RyanCuomo Wants to Make Roe v. Wade Part of New York’s State Constitution
“As Washington seeks to limit women’s rights, we seek to protect them.”
By Claire LandsbaumOver 1 Million New York Women Will Have Access to Free Contraception and Abortions
Andrew Cuomo’s announcement comes alongside the Women’s March.
By Catie L'HeureuxRelive the Grit and Glamour of 1970s New York
Photographer Allan Tannenbaum captured fashions of the era.
By Catie L'HeureuxSubway Rider Slashed for Standing Up to Man Yelling Sexist Remarks at a Woman
He is in the hospital but will reportedly be okay.
By Dayna EvansNYC Man Knocked Unconscious for Looking ‘Like Shia LaBeouf,’ and, You Know, He Really Does
The assault happened Saturday on the Lower East Side.
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