NEW YORK (Reuters) – The political fate of Charles Rangel, a once-towering figure in New York politics who has seen his reputation tarnished in recent years by an ethics scandal, hung in the balance on Tuesday as voters in his district cast ballots in a primary election.
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In New York primary, Rangel aims to fend off challengers
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