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YES: Mayor Mamdani just announced NYC's "Click to Cancel" rule: if a company can sign you up with one click, they now have to let you cancel with one click too.

No more gym memberships that require you to show up in person or a phone call during business hours. No more "free trials" quietly turning into monthly charges. No more cancellation buttons buried five menus deep. Companies that don't comply face penalties starting at $525 per violation.

The rule is projected to save New Yorkers up to $162.5 million a year, and it takes effect October 1.

At this point, keeping up with Mamdani's policy wins is basically a full-time job.

In just his first few months in office, he's baselined permanent funding for parks and libraries, expanded universal childcare with thousands of new daycare seats, launched a rat reduction initiative that's actually working, is opening a city-owned grocery store in East Harlem to bring down food costs, expanded abortion access citywide, and pushed through a heat protection executive order to protect outdoor workers. His administration secured some $10 million in settlements for workers who got ripped off by employers — using the exact same consumer protection playbook behind this new rule.

None of this is radical. It's popular.

Cheaper groceries. Easier subscription cancellations. Childcare that doesn't bankrupt you. Protection from junk fees. These are things people across the political spectrum actually want, and Mamdani keeps delivering them one concrete policy at a time — not with speeches, with receipts.

THANK YOU, Mr. Mamdani!

29/06/2026