Bill Maher Spars With Comic David Cross Over Zohran Mamdani: ‘A Straight Up Communist!’
Bill Maher and comic David Cross debated whether New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is a communist or a democratic socialist on the latest episode of Club Random. Bill Maher got into it with comic David Cross on the latest episode of Club Random released on Monday while slamming New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani (D) for being “a straight up communist.”
Jury convicts NJ man in gruesome murder that left pro athlete dumped in SUV...
A Bergen County man was convicted for the 2015 murder of former Knicks draft pick Michael Wright, who was found dead after being drugged and struck with a cinderblock.
Brooklyn man files legal claim after NYPD beating in Gowanus liquor store
BK Wine Depot, the liquor store where police arrested a man on April 14, 2026 in an incident that resulted in two NYPD officers being placed on modified duty Timothy Brown asserts in legal papers that the officers violated his rights when they beat him and arrested him in the BK Wine Depot in Gowanus earlier this month. [ more › ]
Zohran Mamdani Calls It “Unacceptable” But a New York Police Department Officer Keeps Driving...
In New York City, where automated cameras now issue millions of tickets each year, one case has come to symbolize the limits of enforcement and the fragility of public trust. Officer James Giovansanti, a member ... Read more
The HIDDEN Brunch GEM Locals Can’t Stop Visiting in New York, NY
New York has plenty of brunch spots, but Friedman’s on West 31st Street has quietly become a comfort‑food refuge for hungry locals near Penn Station and Madison Square Garden. People come for hearty, familiar plates that feel made with care, not shortcuts. The menu leans into American classics...
ICE Finds International Murder Suspect In Orange County, New York
A traffic stop in the Hudson Valley led to the arrest of a "criminal illegal alien and international fugitive."
Gunman remains on the run after Sunset Park shooting
Police say the alleged gunman was last seen wearing a dark-colored hooded sweatshirt, black pants and a backpack.
Franklin Square pizzeria back in business after closing its doors
Carmela’s had its grand reopening after serving the community for more than 50 years.
One Corner. Seven Arrests. A Community Changed.
This story is part of Holding the Line in Queens, an ongoing series examining issues important to members of New York City’s immigrant communities. Lea esta historia en español. Tomás had just delivered an order of pancita, a Mexican tripe soup, last Nov. 1 when he realized his phone was missing. The 26-year-old retraced his […] The post One Corner. Seven Arrests. A...
New Details Released On Hudson Valley’s 1st Torture Murder Case
A top prosecutor is speaking out about the most complex case her office has ever handled. She says there was no roadmap for what investigators uncovered.
