Month: March 2021

By ZION DECOTEAU President Joe Biden said on Thursday that he expects to run again in 2024, stunning reporters at the first press conference of …[read more]

By MAYA SCHUBERT A not-for-profit bus agency established by the city’s Department of Education appointed a seasoned transportation expert as Chief Executive Officer on Thursday. …[read more]

By ZION DECOTEAU Governor Andrew Cuomo’s sexual misconduct scandal dominated the conversation at Fordham University’s virtual mayoral candidate forum on Thursday. But no clear consensus …[read more]

By SUSAN NUNEZ The 59-year-old man with gray hair rolled up his sleeve and faced away from the doctor who was about to jab his …[read more]

By MAYA SCHUBERT Governor Andrew Cuomo remained silent on sexual misconduct allegations at a press briefing on Thursday, announcing only that COVID-19 cases were dipping …[read more]

By JENNA MORALES A Wagner College graduate was sentenced to one year probation in Brooklyn Federal Court on Thursday for devising a scheme that never …[read more]

By MAYA SCHUBERT The Freelancers Union took the unusual step of co-endorsing rival New York City mayoral candidates Maya Wiley and Andrew Yang on Thursday …[read more]

By ZION DECOTEAU More than fifty New York State legislators — all of them Democrats — on Thursday issued a statement calling for Governor Andrew …[read more]

BY PAULINA VAIRO A former IRS employee charged with identity theft and wire fraud was denied bail in Brooklyn Federal Court on Thursday, quashing his …[read more]

By SUSAN NUNEZ A Brooklyn federal court defendant accused of collaborating with ISIS refused on Thursday to attend a virtual hearing before the judge, arguing …[read more]