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• thecityreporter.nyc

Government-Backed Lenders Tighten Mortgage Rules in Response to Mamdani’s Rent Freeze

The nation’s two most important buyers of mortgage loans have imposed new rules for New York City’s rent-regulated buildings in the wake of Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s rent freeze that are making it impossible or extremely difficult for landlords to get financing. Government-backed Fannie Mae, which has become the lender of last resort for private rent-regulated […]

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Government-Backed Lenders Tighten Mortgage Rules in Response to Mamdani’s Rent Freeze
• cbsnews.com

To honor America's 250th anniversary, vote

When it comes to politics, Americans are often too ready to complain, rather than do something. In this 250th anniversary year of America, they can change that by voting in the midterms.
To honor America's 250th anniversary, vote

How to Close the Muskrat Loophole, and a final word on Prop 40

Government contractors are barred from making campaign contributions, but Elon — one of the biggest of all government contractors — has poured a half-billion into the midterms. Here’s how to stop him.
How to Close the Muskrat Loophole, and a final word on Prop 40

October 30, 2026

Not much from me tonight, but I do want to call out the political signs reading “Stop Fraud: Vote Republican” I saw today as I left Maine.
October 30, 2026
• dailytarheel.com

Column: Should we care about the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Police merger?

"While there may be downsides to the great union, such as Carrboro losing autonomy in public safety oversight, the sovereigntists against the Chapel Hill-Carrboro police merger are fighting the wrong fight."
Column: Should we care about the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Police merger?
• monocle.com

Editor’s letter: From horse manure to e-bikes, our November issue shows how mobility keeps changing city life

This month’s Mobility & Design Special takes a wild ride through the fast-changing world of transport. But first, editor in chief Andrew Tuck has something rather more pungent on his mind.

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Editor’s letter: From horse manure to e-bikes, our November issue shows how mobility keeps changing city life