NPR editor's bombshell essay causing 'turmoil' at liberal outlet: Report
The bombshell essay penned by veteran NPR editor Uri Berliner this week is reportedly causing "turmoil" at his news organization.
Political news from New York
This Feature Of My Smile Links Me To My Roots — And I’m Not Getting Rid Of It
Growing up, I had a pretty straight smile with a small gap between my two front teeth. As a result, and to the relief of my parents’ wallet, I didn’t have to get braces in grade school like so many of my peers.
Every NYC mayor becomes a celebrity — but none have wanted an A-list life more than Eric Adams
New York City mayor Eric Adams is known to frequent celebrity haunts across the city and rub shoulders with the A-listers. Now he has a lawyer to match.
Trump could go to jail for a hush money scheme that deceived voters, experts say
Donald Trump is charged in two criminal cases for his alleged attempts to overturn 2020 presidential election results, relying on pressure campaigns and baseless legal challenges to cling on to power after losing to President Joe Biden.
Kennedy Campaign Fires Consultant Who Sought to Help Trump Win
The presidential campaign of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has fired a consultant, according to the campaign’s manager, after a video circulated of her urging an audience to support Mr. Kennedy on the ballot in New York because it would help former President Donald J. Trump defeat President Biden.
Biden will give a live virtual address at Sharpton’s annual civil rights conference
NEW YORK (AP) — President Joe Biden is expected to give a live virtual keynote address to the Rev. Al Sharpton’s racial justice conference in New York on Friday, organizers said.
An ambitious plan to build new housing continues to delay New York’s state budget
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — New York’s state budget is poised for another delay as backroom negotiations over a sweeping proposal to drive new housing construction continue to hold up the spending plan.
Sen. Bob Menendez and his wife will have separate bribery trials, judge rules
NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez and his wife will be tried separately on allegations that they participated in a bribery scheme, a federal judge ruled Thursday after Nadine Menendez’s lawyers argued that she requires treatment for a serious medical condition.