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Why Harlem May Be the Deciding Factor in a Critical House Race
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Rep. Adriano Espaillat, a New York lawmaker, confronted ICE officials at a Newark detention center, demanding the facility be shut down and that detainees be treated humanely. He asserted his right to enter the facility using a court order, as part of a lawsuit seeking to allow lawmakers access to detention centres. Other Democrats also visited the center, raising concerns about the living conditions and medical care provided to the inmates.
DAVID MARCUS: Establishment Dems turn on Graham Platner, but it's way too late
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Mamdani makes ‘high-risk, high-reward’ move to reshape New York’s voice in Washington
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Primary challengers threaten to unseat House members across the country
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WATCH: Police absent from Delaney Hall chaos as agitators block ICE vehicles and agents use pepper spray
Mayor Ras Baraka’s police department was nowhere to be found as tensions rose late Wednesday outside the Delaney Hall illegal immigrant detention center. Protesters took over roles typically reserved for police, while ICE agents deployed pepper spray after a federal vehicle entered the premises and sparked chaos among the crowd.Baraka, who lost the 2025 Democratic gubernatorial primary to Gov. Mikie Sherrill, had previously been arrested outside Delaney Hall during similar mayhem last year...
When Fighting Trump Isn’t Enough to Win Another Term
As Democratic heretics go, Representative Dan Goldman isn’t guilty of many crimes against his party. He initially won election to the House after prosecuting the first impeachment of President Trump (whom he now calls a “fascist”), and during two terms, he has voted overwhelmingly with Democratic leaders—even swinging to their left by backing Medicare for All and the abolition of ICE. Goldman isn’t tainted by scandal, nor is he on death’s doorstep; at 50, he’s pretty young for Congress.
LIZ PEEK: Democrats face a socialist reckoning they are too scared to stop
Democrats have a tiger by the tail. Democratic Socialists are bringing money and energy to their party, but also a growing crop of anti-American, anti-capitalist and often antisemitic candidates who scorn our country’s traditions and values. These challengers may ride today’s wave of anti-Trump sentiment, concern about AI and anger about high prices, and win in solidly Democrat areas, like Manhattan, but long term they will become an embarrassment.