politics

Central New York native Kayla McKeon is breaking barriers on Capitol Hill as Washington’s very first registered lobbyist with Down Syndrome.

If you are a fan of meeting politicians up close September 21 is your lucky day with a virtual parade of politics in Binghamton.

Listen to Jeff Kraham explain his early interest in politics and government in this "Binghamton Now" interview.

Congressman Richard Hanna says presidential candidate Donald Trump's suggestion that Muslims not be allowed to enter the United States is "un-American, ill-advised dangerous." Trump on December 7 called for a "total and complete shutdown" of Muslims entering the country until officials "can figure out what is going on...

Carl Paladino, the western New York businessman who ran against Andrew Cuomo four years ago, visited the WNBF Binghamton Now studio Friday. Paladino discussed state and national political issues, along with the future of the Buffalo Bills, with Bob Joseph...

A workshop for people contemplating a bid for political office will be held at SUNY Broome Community College. Professor Douglas Garnar says this will be the third time the event has been held. Speaking on WNBF Radio's Binghamton Now program, Garnar said the workshop aims to entice people who have "even the remotest interest" in running for public office to discover what's needed to make

New York Republican State Committee chairman Edward Cox is offering future employment advice to Vice President Joe Biden. Speaking on WNBF Radio's Binghamton Now program Friday, Cox suggested Biden might want to consider a TV job. Cox said Biden could be "one of these late-night talk show hosts...