Six takeaways from Queens’ election results
/Here are six takeaways from Queens’ Election Day.
Read MoreHere are six takeaways from Queens’ Election Day.
Read MoreTuesday may mark the final time Queens voters see AOC on their congressional ballots, but many say they will support her wherever she goes next.
Read MoreThe Improving HOPE for Alzheimer’s Act would increase access to information on care and support for people that have been recently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.
Read MoreMaldonado Cruz won the first contested Democratic judicial primary in years.
Read MoreA picture is worth a thousand words.
Read MoreDonald Trump is the third president to be impeached in United States history — and the first from Queens.
Read MoreThe rally begins at 1 p.m. inside Queensbridge Park.
Read MoreFernando Cabrera joins a host of hopefuls looking to unseat AOC.
Read MoreThough Trump could be impeached by a Democratic-controlled House, it is unlikely the Republican-controlled Senate would vote to convict him by a two-thirds majority.
Read MoreOcasio-Cortez spoke with the Eagle about the Queens district attorney race, the city’s plan for closing Rikers Island and the movement to decriminalize sex work.
Read More“There’s a lot of remarkable stuff that’s written about hope, and one of the great things about hope is showing the world that this future that we’re fighting for is already here.”
Read More“AOC’s victory reminded me of my obligations to stand up for what is right.”
Read MoreThe New York Police Department says officers responded to a call of a trespasser shortly before 5 p.m. Saturday at the building on 37th Avenue.
Read More“If you put solar panels on 25 percent of Rikers Island, we will be able to close every toxic power plant that has been opened in the last two decades in New York City.”
Read More“Whoever wins this seat will undoubtedly hold it for the rest of their life.”
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