He's now polling at less than half of Trump's numbers

Donald Trump's team has to swallow a (somewhat) hard truth. The federal Securities and Exchange Commission has indicted three investors who had a hand in taking Trump’s fledgling social media site Truth Social public. The trio—brothers Michael and Gerald Shvartsman and Bruce Garelick, who worked under Michael Shvartsman—are alleged to...

New York City’s nearly $107 billion budget package is due at midnight Friday, though it could be announced Thursday. And one perceived casualty seems to have been at least partially saved: sources familiar with negotiations told the New York Post on Wednesday that Adams and the City Council have struck...

A private development firm, ATSM North America, said on Wednesday that their competing vision for the remaking of Manhattan’s Penn Station would be significantly cheaper than a proposal backed by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Its unveiling occurred days after Governor Kathy Hochul signaled that the state was ready to move...

A gunman fatally shot a Bronx man in his home around midday Tuesday, and then committed an “accidental suicide” when he fled down the apartment building stairwell, tripped, and inadvertently shot himself in the neck.  According to police, a dispute between the two soon-to-be dead men boiled over at 12:30...

The Federal Highway Administration on Friday determined that an environmental review of congestion pricing had no significant impacts, according to a notice sent to Congressional members that was obtained by Bloomberg News. With that approval, the plan to charge motorists driving into New York City’s midtown Manhattan is essentially cleared for...

After the Wagner Military Group agreed to cease their march on Moscow, many wondered how Putin would react both in front of the camera and behind the scenes. Appearing in a Kremlin state social media address, Putin did not even mention the coup attempt, per CNN; he instead praised leaders...

The former president touted his SCOTUS picks at the Faith and Freedom Gala

Big Tech's newest foe is the North. The Canadian Parliament has passed The Online News Act, a law that will mandate technology companies to pay domestic news outlets for linking their articles. In response,  Facebook and Instagram will pull news articles from both platforms in the country. The legislation, with...

The mother of the law's namesake called the decision "unconscionable"