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Mamdani's 100-Day Pulse: Modest Support Amid Broad NYC Unease
politics1 day ago

Mamdani's 100-Day Pulse: Modest Support Amid Broad NYC Unease

A Emerson College/PIX11 poll finds NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani at 43% approval (27% disapproval) at 100 days, with 59% saying the city is on the wrong track; approval is higher among November voters (+26 net) than non-voters (+9). Voters favor his handling of childcare (54%) and housing affordability (49%), are split on the budget (40% approve, 37% disapprove), and rate the economy as mostly poor/fair. A strong 65% back a millionaire’s tax, while most think the wealthy should bear higher taxes; fewer expect a corporate tax increase to trigger mass exits (44% don’t think it would, 30% think it would). Poll conducted April 5–6, 2026 with 850 registered voters, MOE ±3.4%.

From Backbench to Mayor, Mamdani Recasts Albany’s Leftward Agenda
politics2 months ago

From Backbench to Mayor, Mamdani Recasts Albany’s Leftward Agenda

Albany’s newly inaugurated mayor, Zohran Mamdani, returned to the State Capitol in a police motorcade for his first official Albany visit since taking office, meeting lawmakers and signaling support for tax increases on the wealthy to fund universal childcare and expanded affordability initiatives, underscoring a leftward shift in New York politics and promising to be a regular Albany presence to push his agenda.

Carolyn Hax: When Free Day Care Becomes a Family Burden
family3 months ago

Carolyn Hax: When Free Day Care Becomes a Family Burden

A woman expresses frustration over her neighbor's family relying on her for childcare and criticizing her for letting their daughter watch certain shows and eat snacks, leading her to consider ending the arrangement, but an advice columnist suggests setting clear boundaries and communicating that her home is a welcoming space with rules, rather than cutting off the relationship entirely.

NYC Nannies Protest Working Conditions
society3 months ago

NYC Nannies Protest Working Conditions

New York City nannies are increasingly frustrated with demanding, micromanaging millennial parents who have high expectations, monitor their every move, and often pay less while treating caregiving as a rigid, controlled task, leading many to consider leaving the profession for better opportunities.