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Inmate Deaths, Threat Of Federal Takeover Will Determine The Fate Of Rikers Island

The humanitarian crisis worsens as politicians and advocates debate closing or fixing the embattled facility.

Zenger

First Thing: Court battle begins over Trump’s special master review of papers

Should the former president lose, the materials seized from Mar-a-Lago will be available for the criminal investigation. Plus, your daily update on the Qatar World Cup

The Guardian - UK

New York City mayor’s longtime friend now holds high-paid NYPD job

Lisa White, who earns $241,000 a year, is one of a number of Eric Adams’s friends, family and former colleagues hired to top roles

The Guardian - US

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2 arrested after Twitter threats to 'shoot up a synagogue'

Authorities say two men who were arrested at New York’s Penn Station after antisemitic threats were posted on social media represented a real danger

The Independent UK

Mayor Adams unveils latest NYC anti-rodent laws: ‘We are going to kill some rats’

NEW YORK — This mayor’s a killer — of rats, that is!

Tribune News Service

12 Republicans Support Same-Sex Marriage in Key Senate Vote

Plus: What Orion is carrying to the moon, when you might be able to munch on some lab-grown meat, and more...

Reason

Mayor Adams says feds, state must reimburse NYC for migrant crisis now that ‘campaign season is over’

NEW YORK — Mayor Eric Adams hinted Monday that he believes electoral politics is to blame for the fact that President Biden and Gov. Hochul have dragged their feet on reimbursing his administration for costs associated with the city’s migrant crisis.

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New York state Democrats undertake post-mortem after stunning midterm defeats

NEW YORK — With the results of this year’s midterm elections now mostly set in stone for New York, Democrats around the state have begun the bitter process of trying to understand what went wrong.

Tribune News Service

New York will close migrant ‘tent city’ less than a month after opening

Migrants will be moved into a midtown hotel, a move welcomed by immigration advocates as officials work towards more permanent shelter solutions after thousands of asylum seekers arrived in the city

The Independent UK

The ‘red wave’ came for New York. Now Democrats are sounding the alarm over the party’s future

If Republicans win the House, the blame could fall on the largely Democratic state. And on party leadership, GOP narratives on crime and an albatross in the shape of Andrew Cuomo, Alex Woodward reports

The Independent UK

Rep. Lee Zeldin concedes to Gov. Kathy Hochul in New York governor’s race

NEW YORK — Rep. Lee Zeldin conceded to Gov. Kathy Hochul on Wednesday afternoon, about 13 hours after The Associated Press called New York’s tighter-than-expected race for governor.

Tribune News Service

New Yorkers vote with abortion, crime and other hot-button issues in mind

NEW YORK — New York City voters had abortion, crime and climate change on their minds Tuesday while they cast their ballots for governor and other key local races.

Tribune News Service

Ex-President Clinton, Mayor Adams join Gov. Hochul rally in tight race against Rep. Zeldin

NEW YORK — Ex-President Bill Clinton joined New York Gov. Kathy Hochul during a whirlwind final weekend of campaigning Saturday, urging New Yorkers to vote Democratic in her tight race against GOP challenger Rep. Lee Zeldin, R-N.Y.

Tribune News Service

Lena Horne Theatre becomes first Broadway venue named after a Black woman

“Lena personified elegance and grace while also fighting racism and injustice. Her legacy and NYC story live on,” New York Mayor Eric Adams wrote on Twitter.

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Tribune News Service

About 100K vote in NYC’s opening weekend of early voting

NEW YORK — New York City saw relatively sluggish turnout in the opening weekend of early voting for the Nov. 8 election, with about 100,000 ballots reported cast across the city, as the governor’s race kicked into high gear.

The Conversation

Migrants deserve the right to make decisions about where they live

In recent weeks and months, there have been a number of stories about migrants being sent to places without their consent.

Tribune News Service

Raging Bronx house fire kills 10-month old girl, her dad and his 2 young brothers: ‘All of a sudden it just erupted’

NEW YORK — A raging house fire devastated a Bronx family Sunday morning, killing a 10-month-old girl, her father and the dad’s young brothers, ages 10 and 12.

Tribune News Service

NYC’s new subway crime crackdown is underway but New Yorkers aren't convinced it will work

NEW YORK — They are the two words certain to grab the attention of New Yorkers: Subway crime.

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The Rev. Calvin Butts left behind a legacy of prayer and political activism

Butts died Friday at home New York of pancreatic cancer. He was 73. The pastor and powerbroker lived a life filled with prayer and political activism.

Tribune News Service

Rogue employee hacks New York Post website with extremist, hate-filled headlines

NEW YORK — It was an inside job.

The Independent UK

First-ever female commissioner to lead NYC fire department

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has appointed acting Fire Commissioner Laura Kavanagh to lead the department on a permanent basis

The Independent UK

Hochul spokesperson slams New York Post as hacked account posts vile tweets

Paper ‘has long fostered an ugly, toxic conversation on their front pages and social accounts,’ spokesperson says

Tribune News Service

Commentary: As border crisis continues, where should migrants go?

“Where should officials who are overwhelmed by the number of migrants coming into their cities and into their shelters … send the migrants?”

Tribune News Service

National Guard troops are deployed at NYC homeless shelters reeling from migrant influx

NEW YORK — National Guard troops are being deployed to New York City's homeless shelters to assist day-to-day operations as the shelter system remains near a breaking point due to a huge influx of Latin American migrants, the Daily News has learned.

Tribune News Service

Far fewer migrants now coming to NYC thanks to Biden, says Mayor Adams

NEW YORK — The flood of migrants coming into New York City has slowed to a trickle, Mayor Eric Adams said Wednesday as he praised President Joe Biden’s “decompression” strategy to lower the number of asylum seekers who’ve strained the city’s social services system.

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