'Globalizing the intifada,' by way of example, is not an acceptable phrase.

I think our nominee is going to have to convince folks that he is prepared to aggressively address the rise in antisemitism.

If you talk to our LGBT community, you talk to our Black community, you talk to our Hispanic community, there are words and there are imagery and there are things that are said that they will hear and feel it as a dagger to their throat.

Today's action changes that — it restores integrity to federal social programs, enforces the rule of law, and protects vital resources for the American people.

When you use a word like intifada, to many Jewish Americans and Jewish New Yorkers, that means you are permissive for violence against Jews.

While Texans battle tragic and deadly flooding, Governor Abbott and House Republicans are plotting a mid-decade gerrymander.

For too long, the government has diverted hardworking Americans’ tax dollars to incentivize illegal immigration.

New Yorkers have spoken loud and clear.

He ran an impressive campaign that connected with New Yorkers about affordability, fairness, and opportunity.

Frequently used expressions such as ‘globalize the intifada’ sound to many of us like a call to not only kill the Jews in Israel, but to kill all the Jews worldwide.

[I]t is absurd for [Republicans] to expect Democrats to act as business as usual and engage in a bipartisan appropriations process to fund the government, while they concurrently plot to pass a purely partisan rescissions bill to defund…

When an institution — no matter how prestigious — abandons its mission and fails to protect its students, it forfeits the legitimacy that accreditation is designed to uphold.

I have known Zohran Mamdani since we worked together to provide debt relief for thousands of beleaguered taxi drivers and fought to stop a fracked gas plant in Astoria.

It doesn’t matter what meaning you have in your brain, it is now how the word is received.

The one big ugly bill represents the largest cut to Medicaid in American history.

if we can opt out of even 'subtle' messages, chaos will reign and student learning will suffer.

If you’re not sure which way to go… you look at the map and you look at the economics, well, that should convince you against wind.

Students with disabilities face daunting challenges on a daily basis and those challenges do not include having to satisfy a more stringent standard of proof.