DSA Faces Backlash Over Non-Union Renovation of NYC Headquarters

The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) is under fire for using non-union workers for a $20,000 renovation of its New York City headquarters, upsetting labor groups. The controversy comes amid other New York developments, including a confirmed plan by Mamdani to install 17 new public restrooms in the city. Meanwhile, Niger has settled a debt with a Middle East airport operator to prevent the seizure of a $35 million New York mansion, and Austrian rye bread is gaining luxury status in New York.