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Editor’s note: New Year’s political resolutions for 2025

The past year has given us plenty of goals for New York politicians.

In defense of the military’s unfunded priority lists

The service branches’ “wish lists” are a key part of Congress’ oversight process.

The 2024 Staten Island Power 100

Who’s in the political arena in Richmond County?

Trump announces more tech policy team members

President-elect Donald Trump tapped four people — some returning to the White House after serving in his first administration — to serve on his technology policy team.

Hundreds of organizations were notified of potential Salt Typhoon compromise

Some of the exploited vulnerabilities have had fixes available for several years. One provider’s management system was protected with a basic numeric password.

Major broadband subsidy faces uncertain 2025

The Supreme Court will debate how the Universal Service Fund is financed amid questions over its constitutionality. Without it, states would lose a major resource in reducing the digital divide.

The CSPA 2024 Power of Diversity: Women 100

Meet the women who are powering change throughout the commonwealth

Former Manhattan BPs endorse Alvin Bragg

Bragg is rolling out endorsements ahead of the 2025 cycle, with Gale Brewer, Ruth Messinger and C. Virginia Fields as the latest to rally around his reelection.

New York political predictions for 2025

Who will be elected New York City mayor? What is Andrew Cuomo angling for? We asked experts to consult their crystal ball.

Opinion: Why NYC should pursue data-driven risk management

A win-win opportunity for timely payments to nonprofit organizations and more effective oversight.

Grants available for LGBTQ+/transgender and gender non-conforming service organizations

Proposals are being sought for Women Forward NYC, a $43 million, 42 initiative living action plan for gender equity.

Commentary: Latinos in New York and the 2024 presidential election

Precinct-level data shows that Harris won Latinos by less than Biden did, but Latino voters did not defect to Trump en masse.

Congress averts shutdown with three-month stopgap at 11th hour

The Senate sent the bill to the president's desk after the deadline, but shutdown activities had ceased.

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Congress averts shutdown with three-month stopgap at 11th hour

The Senate sent the bill to the president's desk after the deadline, but shutdown activities had ceased.