Andrew Cuomo’s great disappearing act in NYC’s mayoral race is yet another sign of his arrogance By . Kirsten Fleming. Published June 16, 2025, 7:24 p.m. ET.

Cuomo’s controversial NYC mayoral bid: Letters to the Editor — March 5, 2025 By . Post readers. Published March 4, 2025, 4:31 p.m. ET. Andrew Cuomo, former New York governor and current ...

Ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s much-criticized record on nursing homes in the coronavirus pandemic became a flashpoint during Thursday’s mayoral debate – and he still refused to apologize for deaths.

Andrew Cuomo is running for New York City mayor, but it feels like he’s running away from New Yorkers. Where the hell is that guy? With early voting now underway ahead of June 24’s Democratic ...

Andrew Cuomo repeatedly deflects blame, defends record while offering no apology for controversial COVID policies in often testy, 2-hour Post interview Carl Campanile, Craig McCarthy, Matt ...

Cuomo supported the widely controversial bail-reform, ... like Alvin Bragg to stop prosecuting criminals. Cuomo also supported the lesser known Discovery for Justice Reform Act in 2019.

Andrew Cuomo’s actions during the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic, and how they have may have led to a disproportionate number of deaths at nursing homes while he was governor, became a ...

Mayoral hopeful Andrew Cuomo admitted Thursday that he not only saw a controversial report on nursing home COVID deaths while he was governor, but may have doctored the document – a bombshell ...

Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo stood by the Empire State’s controversial bail reforms Sunday, telling reporters after a mayoral campaign stop at a Harlem church that, “It righted a terrible social ...

ALBANY — Disgraced ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo filed a lawsuit Tuesday arguing that a state ethics body lacks the legal authority to take the $5 million he made from a controversial book deal.

In his first public remarks since allegations of sexual harassment rocked his administration, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo of New York said he was sorry for his actions, but that he would not resign.

First, Mr. Cuomo may yet face legal consequences for his alleged actions, which include a yearslong pattern of “unwelcome and nonconsensual touching,” “offensive comments” and other ...