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From Virginia’s first female governor to New York’s first Muslim mayor, Tuesday’s elections secured trailblazing wins

A recent episode of “The Ramsey Show” featured a tough call from Nicole in New York City. After years of working hard with her husband to pay off credit cards, car loans and most of her student debt, she said their progress came crashing down when he developed a gambling…

Mayor-elect centered affordability and the working people of the city in his speech while emphasizing: ‘Hope is alive’

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ELECTION 2025 ANALYSIS: Record voter turnout, a revolt against Trump and DOGE in Virginia, affordability remains a throughline and all should worry Trump, Mike Johnson and the Republicans, Eric Garcia writes. Plus, one tough lesson for Democrats

Have you ever considered relocating to a lake town on the East Coast? Key findings from an in-house GOBankingRates study reveal a monthly budget of $2,931 to $3,722 can cover the monthly cost of...

Zohran Mamdani, the 34-year-old New York State Assembly member and democratic socialist, was elected New York City’s mayor on Nov. 4, 2025, after pledging to make the city more affordable through policies that include freezing rents, providing free public buses and a network of city-owned grocery stores.

Zohran Mamdani was briefly raised in Uganda and kept his citizenship even after he became a naturalized U.S citizen in 2018

Rama Duwaji, the 28-year-old Syrian-American artist and wife of newly elected New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, is stepping into the spotlight as the city's youngest-ever First Lady. Here's a closer look at her creative journey, activism, and growing influence.

Mamdani makes history as the first Muslim mayor of New York, and at 34 is the youngest person in over a century to lead the city.

Zohran Mamdani becomes New York City's first Muslim and South Asian mayor, winning through a grassroots campaign after early work in film, including Queen of Katwe.