Biden’s Pardon of Son Hunter Causes Stir, Echoes History of Presidential Pardons
Biden's pardon of his son, Hunter, for federal felony gun and tax convictions has sent shockwaves through the political world.
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Canada Prepares for Possible Retaliatory Tariffs Against US Products
Canada is considering retaliatory tariffs if President-elect Donald Trump imposes tariffs on Canadian products as…
Ex-Bronx Assemblyman and Obama Aide, Michael Blake, Joins NYC Mayoral Race
Former Bronx assemblyman and Obama aide, Michael Blake, announces his intention to challenge Mayor Eric Adams in…
In Focus: Analysis of 2024 Election Results and Voter Issues in Upstate NY
Join us on In Focus, as we discuss the results of the 2024 election and issues driving voters in Upstate New York.
Outgoing Senate Leader McConnell to Focus on Defense Spending in New Role
Sen. Mitch McConnell is stepping down as Senate leader to focus on defense spending, serving as chair of key…
Kindergarten drop-off saved Cantor Fitzgerald CEO from 9/11 attacks
Howard Lutnick survived 9/11 by chance, but lost 658 employees. Seen as a villain then a hero, he is now Trump's…
NYC Deputy Mayor Discusses City’s Response to Potential Mass Deportations
Deputy Mayor Anne Williams-Isom discusses plans to protect immigrants in New York from potential mass deportations under the Trump administration.
HDOT gets $59.2M in port grants
Honolulu Harbor to get $59.2m in federal grants for modernization and improving air quality, with funds allocated…
Record Early Voting Weekend in NYC with Over 258,000 Ballots Cast
Early voting in New York City sets record with nearly 258,000 ballots cast over the first weekend, with Brooklyn…
New York Public Colleges Expect Enrollment Rise for Second Consecutive Year
New York anticipates an increase in student enrollment in public colleges for the second year, countering national trends.