Zohran Mamdani’s win sparked a massive online Islamophobic backlash, highlighting rising digital hate in politics.

The New York mayoral candidate tied identity to material campaign promises and gained trust with the working-class communities.

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By refusing to capitulate on "globalize the intifada," Mamdani rejected a long tradition of demonizing Arabic language.

At some level, the 33-year-old's victory in New York is a new story, but it is also something we have seen before in politics ...

After Mamdani's upset victory over the presumed favorite, Cuomo, some of those who supported Mamdani told ABC News they felt ...

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Rather than cement its new multiracial coalition, the MAGA movement seems almost desperate to break it apart.

Anti-Muslim online posts targeting New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani have surged since his Democratic primary upset this week, including death threats and comments comparing his candidacy ...

For Muslim Americans across the country, his victory was a historic moment — one that cast a sharp rebuke toward Islamophobia.

Joey Saban a Democratic district leader from Brooklyn and political strategist, expressed his dismay at the implications of Mamdani’s win, particularly for the Jewish community.