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Used to cover crime. Now I cover politics. Trying to learn the difference. @newsday.
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Mamdani proposal would lower speed limit in New York City to cut pedestrian deaths

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By Matthew Chayes Verified
| Newsday Verified
Mayor Zohran Mamdani's plan to reduce the speed limit would also target chronic traffic scofflaws. Credit: Ed Quinn The speed limit would be reduced to 20 miles per hour in entire neighborhoods designated by New York City under a street-safety proposal unveiled Tuesday by Mayor Zohran Mamdani. Currently, the default speed limit is 25 mph and 20 mph only in limited zones, such as near schools, but Mamdani wants to expand the speed limit in more places.
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NYC, NYS suing Trump administration over denial of green cards to immigrants who use SNAP, Medicaid

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By Matthew Chayes Verified
| Newsday Verified
New York City and State are suing to stop a Trump administration policy to deny green cards to noncitizens who use SNAP food assistance, welfare, Medicaid, school meal programs or other public benefits. The Trump policy, which is set to begin Friday, also applies to parents of citizen children who get public benefits, and will allow immigration officers to deny green cards to the parents, Mayor Zohran Mamdani said.
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4 Connecticut men charged after high speed drag race in Yaphank

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By Matthew Chayes Verified
| Newsday Verified
A drag race in Yaphank early Sunday with over 50 vehicles and 100 spectators led to four Connecticut men being ticketed once the racers had dispersed, according to the Suffolk County Police Department. Speeds reached upward of 100 miles per hour, the press office wrote in an email.
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