New York City’s only Republican in the House pledges to combat the redistricting challenge.
new The sole House Republican from part of New York City is up against the possibility of redistricting, a challenge she is determined to overcome. Rep. Nicole Malliotakis (RN.Y.) expressed her concerns to a news outlet: “Democrats have no shame whatsoever. This is the third time they’re attempting to redraw our districts, trying to tip […]
Atlantic City’s mayor Marty Small Sr. anticipated an easy re-election, but an abuse trial might undermine his victory.
Atlantic City Mayor Faces Trial Amid Re-Election Bid Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Sr. plans to run for re-election, but he’s set to go to trial next month on accusations of molesting his teenage daughter, which might hinder his ability to take office. The Democratic Party in the city is currently grappling with a challenge […]
The five craziest moments from New York City’s last mayoral debate
In a heated final mayoral debate held in New York City, candidates faced off with personal attacks dominating the discussion. With the election looming just weeks away, Socialist Party candidate Zoran Mamdani seems to have an edge in the polls, yet the debate spiraled into clashes among the candidates. Here are five notable moments from […]
Reporter Expresses Concern over New York City’s ‘War Zone’ Appearance Amid Conflicts with Federal Agents
Clashes Erupt in Manhattan Amid ICE Operations On Tuesday, NewsNation correspondent Jessica Cartaglia described a scene in Manhattan that felt eerily like a “war zone” as tensions rose between alleged instigators and federal agents. According to reports, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) conducted an operation in the Canal Street area, detaining at least one […]
Blood Manor welcomes a reporter to experience the city’s eeriest hideout for a night of terror.
New York City’s Newest “Scream Queen” There’s a certain thrill that comes with embracing the spooky and bizarre. I’ve always been drawn to haunted houses, folk horror films, and quirky finds from thrift shops. So, when the chance arose to join the freak show at Blood Manor—one of New York’s premier haunted attractions—I couldn’t turn […]
The city’s top new coal-oven pizzeria has a timeless secret.
Something old, something new. Lucky Charlie is now one of the most popular newly opened pizzerias in Brooklyn, but its success has a fascinating backstory. Hidden away for years behind underground drywall, the Bushwick restaurant boasts a coal oven that dates back to 1890—back when iconic spots like Lombardi’s, John’s of Bleecker, and Grimaldi’s were […]
Jane Fonda appears at New York City’s yearly animal blessing event and then enjoys some fried chicken from Harlem.
This time it’s Jane’s Jungle. Earlier this month, New York City’s grand Gothic cathedral marked the annual feast day of St. Francis of Assisi, celebrating the blessing of animals. It’s quite special, really. I used to host a similar event at St. John the Divine for over a decade until the pandemic came along and […]
Gambino mobster ‘Joe Brooklyn’ and six other associates plead guilty in their violent attempt to control New York City’s waste management and demolition sector.
Gambino Family Members Plead Guilty in Extortion Case They’ve decided to be upfront about it. Joseph “Joe Brooklyn” Lani, the head of the Gambino crime family, along with six associates, pleaded guilty on Friday to their attempts to forcefully take over a garbage disposal business in New York City. “I knew it was against the […]
Travel Portland challenges Trump’s remarks and highlights the city’s safety for visitors.
Travel Portland Addresses Safety Concerns Travel Portland recently updated its “Safe Portland” page, aiming to reassure potential visitors about the city’s safety. They have pushed back against President Trump’s recent claims regarding the city, labeling them as “not true.” This move is part of an effort to attract more travelers. On its website, the group […]
Alfred Beach’s hidden subway came before New York City’s official subway by many years.
New York’s Secret Subway Adventure in 1870 On February 26, 1870, a select group of New York’s upper class made their way into the basement of Devlin’s clothing store in Tribeca, entering a clandestine tunnel that wasn’t approved by city officials—without any clear reasoning behind it. This unusual event, dubbed the “Under Broadway Reception,” was […]