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Of the three branches of government in New York State — the executive, the legislative (including the Assembly and the State Senate), and the judicial — the State Senate has traditionally leaned toward the Republican Party. That bastion of power crumbled in November, as Democrats wrenched the Senate out of Republican hands, winning a full 40 out
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Of the three branches of government in New York State — the executive, the legislative (including the Assembly and the State Senate), and the judicial — the State Senate has traditionally leaned toward the Republican Party. That bastion of power crumbled in November, as Democrats wrenched the Senate out of Republican hands, winning a full 40 out
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Of the three branches of government in New York State — the executive, the legislative (including the Assembly and the State Senate), and the judicial — the State Senate has traditionally leaned toward the Republican Party. That bastion of power crumbled in November, as Democrats wrenched the Senate out of Republican hands, winning a full 40 out
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Of the three branches of government in New York State — the executive, the legislative (including the Assembly and the State Senate), and the judicial — the State Senate has traditionally leaned toward the Republican Party. That bastion of power crumbled in November, as Democrats wrenched the Senate out of Republican hands, winning a full 40 out
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Once considered a relatively safe haven for the Orthodox Jewish community, Brooklyn today is a hotbed for hate crimes

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Court Order Sets Dangerous Precedent

“This is the first time in American history that a Jewish center is being destroyed by court order”

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Jewish community leaders keep a watchful eye on the changes in the NY Senate

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