New York City Mayor Eric Adams delivered his third State of the City address on Wednesday. Since just last spring, 170,000 migrants have arrived in New York City, tens of thousands of whom were sent by Texas Governor Greg Abbott. But in his speech, Mayor Adams fell short of providing any real plans to address the situation. We’re joined by Christine Quinn, former Speaker of the New York City Council and current head of shelter operator Win, to discuss what migrants need and what providers in the city are doing to meet the moment.
And in headlines: the United Auto Workers Union endorsed President Joe Biden, nine people were killed and more than 70 were injured after a UN shelter in Khan Younis was bombed, and Obamacare hit a record level of enrollment.
Show Notes:
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Trump's Maine Squeeze
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The Difference Between Antisemitism and Anti-Zionism
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The Golden Globe Standard
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Biden Delivers Billions More Student Debt Relief
Tommy Tubervillainy
SCOTUS Decides Fate Of Landmark Opioid Settlement
Hundreds Dead In Gaza After Truce Ends
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Trump Wants To Repeal Obamacare. Again.
Young Thug, Trump Vs. Georgia’s RICO Act
Hostages Released In The Israel-Hamas War
Voting Rights Act Under Threat (Again)
Closed Doors At OpenAI
Israel-Hamas War Protests Intensify
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