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There’s a lot to unpack about the new Committee to Investigate Russia, which aims to “help Americans recognize and understand the gravity of Russia’s continuing attacks on our democracy.” Perhaps its most striking feature is that no Russia experts are…

MINNEAPOLIS — A Minneapolis City Council member has given one of her opponents something to chew over — a piece of chewed gum. Twenty-year incumbent Lisa Goodman took the gum out of her mouth and handed it to challenger Teqen Zea-Aida before the start of a…

Republicans in Congress — some of them, anyway — are finally getting the ball rolling on tax cuts. The rest of the party had better join together to get it done, or they’ll all pay next November. The first move looks pretty obscure: The Senate Budget…

Boy, did New Yorkers dodge a bullet when Anthony Weiner first pressed the wrong “send” button on his Twitter feed. That became even more painfully obvious Wednesday when federal prosecutors unveiled new details of the two-time mayoral candidate’s sordid…

As public polls show GOP mayoral candidate Nicole Malliotakis getting slaughtered by Democratic incumbent Bill de Blasio, her campaign is circulating of an internal survey claiming she’s got a shot at an upset. A Marist/WNBC poll released Tuesday said the…

City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito took a swing Tuesday at Manhattan Democratic Party boss Keith Wright for failing to provide notice for his re-election vote. Wright, a former Harlem assemblyman who works for a lobbying firm, was re-elected as party…

State legislators passed 606 bills this year — the fewest since 2012, according to a report released on Monday. The New York Public Interest Research Group said that makes 2017 the fifth-least productive year in Albany since 1997. The legislative year runs…

He tells us that Commander-in-Chief George Washington was a lover. His nickname was the Stallion of the Potomac.

How loose are New York’s campaign finance laws? Well, the state Board of Elections is looking into whether a union’s political chief broke the letter or merely the spirit of the law by simultaneously serving as a party co-chairman. The BOE has subpoenaed…

WASHINGTON — A Hail Mary effort to repeal Obamacare sprung to life Monday when Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey backed a new Senate plan. The endorsement puts fresh pressure on Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) – who cast the decisive “no” vote on the last failed…

The politically engaged filmmmaker, whose movie “A Man of Integrity” won this year’s Un Certain Regard prize at Cannes, was returning from the Telluride Film Festival.

If Mayor Bill de Blasio wins a second term this November, it’s a safe bet that he’ll spend even less of it doing his job than he has these last four years — and more of it chasing his out-of-town ambitions. On Monday, he’s upping his worldwide profile…

Life is exhausting — and daily choices are unbearably burdensome — for some Americans who are so comfortably situated that they have the time and means to make themselves morally uncomfortable. They think constantly about what they believe are the global…

It’s easy to see why Mayor de Blasio is giving Carlina Rivera and her rich hubby a pass for living in a taxpayer-subsidized apartment: They’re political allies — and, besides, the couple is technically not breaking the law. Hey, not being indicted is the…