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If anyone had dared to tell me last winter that I would eventually vote to make Andrew Cuomo New York's next mayor, I would have shot back, "Never."

I had spent many occasions visiting Thailand's late Queen Mother Sirikit, where I had the pleasure of interviewing her while wearing a Thai silk suit in her honor.

Good news: The state's top court just tossed out a lawsuit falsely claiming the city's Gifted & Talented programs are biased against black and Latino students.

If Mamdani's career arc is what Islamophobia looks like, everyone should welcome having some sectarian hatred directed their way.

New York City survived Mayor Bill de Blasio; can Zohran Mamdani really be that much worse? Sadly, the answer is a clear YES.

"Nazi bootlickers" are running rampant in Milford, Conn., local Democrats say -- and apparently I'm one of them.

Suddenly, Bill Gates is admitting that climate change won't lead to "humanity's demise" after all.

Zohran Mamdani's base are disproportionately young, educated and white, and live in trendy areas of Brooklyn -- and truly believe they are New York's downtrodden.

NY Post readers discuss voters' choice between Andrew Cuomo, Zohran Mamdani and Curtis Sliwa on Election Day.

Zohran Mamdani's "agenda would disproportionately affect middle-class and poorer New Yorkers," warns City Journal's Nicole Gelinas.