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Tech executives and whistleblowers testify to New York City Council on Oct. 5, highlighting the need for further safeguards in absence of federal regulation.

New York is again paying more into the federal government than it receives in federal spending, according to a new state analysis.

The policy will remain in effect for now, with the justices set to examine its legality in December.

Chi Ossé, Alexa Avilés and Jennifer Gutiérrez among those arrested in Midtown during a protest following the presence of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin at the U.N. General Assembly.

Fifty-three congress members sent a letter to the Department of Health and Human Services calling for an end of the sharing of Medicaid enrollee data with ICE.

Republicans hoped aggressive mapmaking would protect their House majority, but several supposedly safe seats remain vulnerable.

Co-chairs of the House Haiti Caucus issued a statement after 350,000 Haitians were been stripped of their temporary legal status and many have been deported.

Puerto Rico will receive a new shipment of emergency drinking water from New York as residents contend with an ongoing water shortage.

After AG James and a multi-state coalition filed a lawsuit challenging Trump's rule changes to mail in ballots, a federal judge temporary blocked the new rule on Aug. 27.

Court rules in accordance with the Immigration and Nationality Act, denying nationality-based discrimination.