Among the claims is an encounter outside Delaney Hall in New Jersey where an individual alleges federal officers threw her into the air and slammed her head to the pavement, prompting a $500,000 claim for damages. https://t.co/Dp4v0gsXiK
One poll, referenced earlier this month, reportedly placed Blakeman within six points of Hochul. A second poll, released this week by Red Oak Strategic, surveyed 2,000 registered voters and found Hochul leading 47% to 43%. https://t.co/mEqROu3uiD
If New York students learned to follow instructions half as well as Albany politicians follow the teachers' union's lobby day agenda, our test scores would be top in the nation. https://t.co/ATJVpmISAQ
Originally slated to host its seventh annual session on Saturday, August 1st and Sunday, August 2nd, the grassroots "Hood Taste of Buffalo" festival was officially shut down by law enforcement. https://t.co/8rgmI19GFP
The number that changed everything is $1,580. That is the annual Citizens' Dividend payment that every resident of Niagara Falls receives from the Niagara Municipal Power Cooperative as of 2032, and it is still climbing. A household of three — a family that in 2026 was watching their neighbors leave and quietly wondering whether they should follow — now receives $4,740 every year from a cooperative they own, simply by virtue of living here. That money comes from the power revenues that used to flow out of this city without leaving a dollar behind. It does not come from a government grant. It does not come from a charity. It comes from a deal we made with our own resource and structured to pay our own people first. https://t.co/HscV7jpF69
In a legal rebuke to Hochul, a federal judge ruled that New York cannot ban federal officers from wearing face coverings or force them to display visible state-mandated identification. https://t.co/DOlRq53aRA