Zephyr Teachout Is Running for Attorney General While Pregnant
“Parenthood and being in power shouldn’t be in conflict with each other for women any more than they are for men.”
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Zephyr Teachout Is Running for Attorney General of New York
The progressive favorite is making it official.
By Gabriella PaiellaWill Zephyr Teachout Run for Attorney General of New York?
The Cut speaks to Teachout, who just announced she’s forming an exploratory committee.
By Gabriella PaiellaCourt Filing Suggests Trump Knew About the Schneiderman Allegations Years Ago
A new development, in which the Scheiderman and Michael Cohen cases intersect.
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Who Is Replacing Eric Schneiderman?
Learn more about Barbara Underwood, the acting attorney general.
By Gabriella Paiella3 Takeaways From Cynthia Nixon’s Wendy Williams Interview
For one, she’s “absolutely for” legalizing weed in New York.
By Gabriella PaiellaSarah Jessica Parker Endorses Cynthia Nixon’s Run for Governor
All three of her Sex and the City co-stars have now weighed in.
By Gabriella PaiellaAndrew Cuomo Wants You to Know How Manly He Is
And it’s only been a week since Cynthia Nixon announced that she’s running for governor.
By Gabriella PaiellaAndrew Cuomo Claims He Doesn’t Have a Favorite Sex and the City Character
“I don’t want to pick favorites.”
By Gabriella PaiellaAndrew Cuomo Claims He Doesn’t Have a Favorite Sex and the City Character
“I don’t want to pick favorites.”
By Gabriella PaiellaWhat’s Going on With Cynthia Nixon and Christine Quinn?
The former City Council speaker and one-time mayoral candidate called Nixon an “unqualified lesbian.”
By Gabriella PaiellaTwo Florida State Senators Admit to Extramarital Affair
This is the latest sexual scandal to rock the Florida Capitol.
By Madeleine AggelerSheldon Silver Hoping to Serve His Time in a Cushy Prison
He was sentenced to 12 years in prison Tuesday.
By Joe DeLessioNew York Just Created a Revolutionary New Family-Leave Policy
Women and men will both be entitled to 12 paid weeks off.
By Rebecca TraisterMinimum Wages Going Up in New York — and States Across the Country — This Week
(Including New York.)
By Jaime FullerMichigan Lawmaker Who Resigned After Fake and Real Sex Scandals Wants People to Vote for Him Again [Updated]
"My wife said, 'Yes, run!'"
By Jaime FullerTwo Michigan Legislators Involved in Fake Scandal That Became Real Scandal No Longer in Government
The fake scandal failed to save Michigan State representative Todd Courser's job.
By Jaime FullerState Representative Who Created Fake Scandal to Hide Affair Says He Was Blackmailed
Todd Courser plans to stay in government so he can expose "political shenanigans."
By Jaime FullerTruck Driver Who Won Gubernatorial Primary Didn’t Tell His Mom He Was Running
She voted for her son anyway — thinking it was a candidate with the same name as him.
By Jaime FullerDoes Billy Joel Have to Die Before New York Names a Road After Him?
You can get what you want, or you can just get old, The Wall Street Journal reports.
By Jaime Fuller