The incumbent Democratic mayor of Buffalo — running as a write-in candidate — declared victory on Tuesday night as he led a nearly 20 point lead over his Democratic Party opponent. India Walton, a socialist backed by many high-profile progressives, refused to concede to Mayor Byron Brown in the highly-publicized contest until her campaign sees […]
New Yorkers rejected two ballot measures that would have repealed certain provisions in the state constitution, and allowed same day voter registration and universal vote by mail. The measures — Question 3 and Question 4 — were backed by a plurality of voters in New York City, though at least 200,000 in the five boroughs […]
Four contested Brooklyn City Council races were won by Republicans. Staten Island had a chance to win a fifth. Pro-Trump Republican Inna Vernikov thumped her Democratic opponent Steve Saperstein for an open seat In southern Brooklyn’s 48th Council district by nearly 30 points. With 87 percent of the vote in, Vernikov, a 37-year-old lawyer and […]
The gubernatorial race in New Jersey remained too close to call hours after the polls closed and Tuesday turned to Wednesday as both candidates held off on declaring victory, saying they will wait until “every vote” is counted. As votes were counted throughout the evening the Democratic incumbent Phil Murphy and Republican nominee Jack Ciatarelli […]
Former Mets manager Bobby Valentine lost his bid to become the mayor of Stamford, Conn. on Tuesday — and blamed the press for the loss citing all the “lousy” coverage. Democratic state Rep. Caroline Simmons appeared to win the race — though the Associated Press warned the contest was too tight to call and could […]
P.D. James‘ Character Adam Dalgliesh was a long-running character; she created the detective in 1962’s novel Cover her FaceHis last appearance was in 2008’s novel The Private Patient. His character was able to endure for so long because he was more sympathetic than most detectives from British mystery novels. He used this empathy to solve the mysteries that […]
Henry Ruggs III was a second-year wide receiver who was a star for the Las Vegas Raiders. He was involved in a car accident that resulted in his death. Las Vegas police confirmed that Ruggs “remained on the scene and showed signs of impairment.” The crash occurred at the intersection of South Rainbow Boulevard and […]
Nov 2 – As the resurgent COVID-19 pandemic burns through the rural U.S. state of Idaho, health officials say they don’t have enough tests to track the disease’s spread or sufficient medical workers to help the sick. It’s not for want of funding. The state’s Republican-led legislature this year voted down $40 million in federal […]
A Manhattan doorman who claims a late resident promised to depart him a 3rd of his property has no authorized proper to the inheritance — as a result of the alleged deal was made verbally, attorneys for the property say. Doorman Jose Rafael Padilla filed swimsuit in September in opposition to the property of long-time […]
Android users, starting today, you’ve got some major bragging rights against all Apple fans. Netflix has released its first slate of mobile video games to all subscribers worldwide, but they’re only available to play on Android devices. Sorry, iPhone users — you’ll have to wait your turn. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Mike Verdu, Netflix’s VP […]
