A majority of state lawmakers and more than half of New York’s Democratic congressional members are now calling for the governor to step down.

‘Apparently we are not front-line workers when it comes to getting the vaccine.’

Rep. Nicole Malliotakis doesn’t support President Joe Biden’s relief bill: ‘The best relief package, quite frankly, is reopening our economy.’

With his second Senate trial behind him, a lot of legal trouble lies ahead for Donald Trump.

Rep. Claudia Tenney won the election in New York’s 22nd Congressional District by just 109 votes.

Smartmatic USA claims that it received death threats, including against an executive’s 14-year-old son, after Fox News claimed it stole votes from Donald Trump.

LGBTQ advocates celebrated the repeal, saying it was the result of ‘decades’ of hard work.

Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) also falsely claimed the secretaries of state in places that swung away from Trump are all unelected.

An amicus brief charges that New York Attorney General Letitia James is biased and that the NRA is protected by the First Amendment.

The IRS has previously pursued civil penalties over consulting fee write-offs it found were made to dodge tax liability.

The latest Trump fan to be arrested targeted Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer with antisemitic remarks.

‘What (the Hell!) do you have to lose?’ Trump tweeted this week.

A New York police officer was put on probation after ranting about ‘two genders,’ Hillary Clinton, and his support of Donald Trump.

Also: Several states take steps to tackle climate change, and Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death sparks a wave of financial donations to progressive causes.

A Manhattan Supreme Court judge rejected Eric Trump’s request to delay his deposition until after Nov. 3.

Daniel Prude, 41, known to his big Chicago-based family as ‘Rell,’ was the loving father of five adult children.

Also: The cast of ‘The West Wing’ reunites to promote voting, and Pennsylvania may legalize recreational marijuana.

Some schools in Indiana had to shut down just days after classes started.

Also: The House of Representatives votes to end Trump’s Muslim ban, and New York expands voter registration.

Also: Oklahoma expands Medicaid and Congress unveils an ambitious climate proposal.

Also: Florida Democrats gain a vote-by-mail advantage, and Rhode Island removes the part of its name associated with slavery.

Gov. Ron DeSantis asks pointedly that ‘any Floridians in the nursing homes in New York’ not be quarantined.

Also: The Senate takes a step toward removing Confederate names from military bases, and Illinois kicks off a program to help immigrants struggling during the pandemic.

Also: The governor of Pennsylvania wants to raise the state’s minimum wage, and Michigan is helping businesses procure protective equipment.

Also: Organizers with the Biden campaign unionize, and Ann Arbor, Michigan, gives a boost to a statewide effort to stop LGBTQ discrimination.

‘If you want to do an analysis of who is a giver and who is a taker, we are the number one giver,’ New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said.

Saint Joseph’s Medical Center in Yonkers, New York, has been besieged by the coronavirus.

New York is one of 10 states that pay more in federal taxes than they receive in funding. Yet Senate Republicans don’t think they deserve help with their coronavirus costs.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s office referred to aid for states hit by COVID-19 as ‘blue state bailouts.’

Donald Trump attacked Gov. Andrew Cuomo over his coronavirus response, which has received overwhelming support from New Yorkers.