
New York City
Police reform package: no more qualified immunity for NYC officers
The New York City Council took action on Thursday, March 25, to make it easier to prosecute police officers in the city. The law restricts what is known as qualified immunity, which previously shielded police officers from litigation alleging they violated the rights of those they arrested or otherwise confronted. If a ...
President Trump criticizes Supreme Court’s failure to block Democrats from accessing his personal financial records
America's highest court should never have allowed a political party to access private financial records, a former president said. Donald Trump expressed deep concern about the Supreme Court's latest decision against blocking the Democratic Party from using his personal financial information. "The Supreme Court never should have let this 'fishing expedition' happen ...
300,000 New Yorkers fled the Big Apple since the CCP Virus began
An independent agency responsible for the national postal service has found hundreds of thousands of Americans moved out of New York City since the deadly disease took hold. The U.S. Postal Service has revealed about 300,000 New Yorkers permanently left the Democrat-dominated city since the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) Virus pandemic ...
A massive withdrawal of companies located on Wall Street is predicted
Companies located in New York's financial district are opting for a mass withdrawal from the city, with several reasons encouraging them to move their offices. The new economic and social landscape unleashed by the spread of the CCP virus is causing drastic changes and reorganizations of all kinds. New York City ...
NYC Mayor de Blasio supports painting pro ‘anarchist’ message outside Trump Tower
A Democrat, who represents the nation’s most populous city, endorsed defacing one of the nation's most elegant and expensive neighborhoods. Mayor Bill de Blasio fully supports allowing extreme activists to vandalize New York City's iconic Fifth Avenue in Midtown with an anti-police brutality message. The mayor recently gave the nod for "anarchist" ...
NYC Natural History Museum agrees to remove President Roosevelt’s statue due to ‘anarchist’ protests
One of New York City's oldest scientific and cultural institutions bowed to civil unrest, demanding that a monument to the hero of San Juan Hill be dismantled. The American Museum of Natural History has decided Central Park West is no place for the Equestrian Statue. Artist James Fraser finished the bronze ...
‘Weak’ governors and mayors should ‘get tough’ on violent rioters says President Trump
Democrats who responded passively to growing civil unrest about police brutality should crack down on extreme protesters, the president said. The Trump administration has urged several governors and city mayors to adopt a harder line against violent riots that have spread across the nation after the May 25 death in custody ...
NYC mayor can take ‘first brick to the face’ if he wants to go easy on protesters says NYPD sergeant
A law enforcement advocacy group dared the Democrat responsible for running America's largest city to test his own directive for authorities to respond passively to violent protests on the front line. The Sergeants Benevolent Association (SBA) recently invited New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio to see what happens when law ...
‘Time to ease the lockdown’: New York doctor who treats CCP Virus patients explains why
An experienced doctor in New York City, urges the return to normal life, after attending CCP Virus patients throughout the crisis. First, Dr. Daniel G. Murphy noted that the wave of infections began to decline as of April 7 and that ambulance travel dropped from 6,527 to 3,320, as another indicator ...
First animal in US found infected with CCP Virus, another question raised
One tiger at a zoo in the United States has been diagnosed with the CCP Virus, raising the question—can animals catch the virus and give it back to humans. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Veterinary Services Laboratories confirmed on Sunday, April 5, that a tiger at the Bronx Zoo in New ...
NYC Mayor de Blasio caught on camera repeatedly failing to act on CCP Virus outbreak
Video footage surfaced of a Democrat, who represents the nation’s most populous city, showing him take little action many times against the deadly Asian virus. Mayor Bill de Blasio was caught on camera repeatedly failing to respond effectively to the impact of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Virus on New York ...
World Health Organization applauds President Trump’s handling of the CCP Virus crisis
An agency responsible for international public health commended the United States for effectively leading the nation's response to a deadly Asian disease. The World Health Organization (WHO) has applauded the Trump administration's competent handling of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Virus. WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus declared President Donald Trump has been ...
NYC mayor wants President Trump to help stop CCP Virus after rudely celebrating his move to Florida
A Democrat, who represents the nation's most populous city, is pleading with the head of U.S. government to help stop a deadly Asian disease soon after being overjoyed to learn he was moving out of his city. Mayor Bill de Blasio wants the Trump administration to mobilize the military to ease the ...
President Trump is allowed to block funding to sanctuary cities that refuse to help federal authorities says court
Preventing those cities that limit cooperation with the federal government from receiving taxpayer money is within the law, a federal appeals court ruled on Feb. 26. New York City's 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals has confirmed the Trump administration is legally allowed to ban the Department of Justice (DOJ) from awarding ...
NYC subway thief arrested 139 times thanks Democrats’ bail reform for setting him free repeatedly without payment
A repeat offender in the nation's most populated city thanked the Democratic Party for approving new rules that allowed his release from custody many times without ever needing to provide collateral. New York City subway pickpocket Charles Barry said he would still be behind bars if Democrats never passed the 2019 ...
Former civil servant allegedly murdered by illegal immigrant would be alive today if no ‘sanctuary law’ existed says granddaughter
An elderly woman could have avoided a violent death had New York City fully cooperated with the federal government to deport an illegal alien before he could allegedly kill her, a grieving family member has said. Daria Ortiz believes her 92-year-old grandmother would be alive today if New York City was ...
Democrats seek to encourage the vote of 3.1 million immigrants in New York over the citizen vote
Between 500,000 and 1 million nonresidents of New York City could vote in the next local elections if legislation drafted by New York City Council members is passed, which was introduced onThursday, Jan. 23. The measure led by Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez and 22 other Democratic councilors, as well as the city's ...
5 stabbed at rabbi’s house on Hanukkah; suspect arraigned
A knife-wielding man stormed into a rabbi's home and stabbed five people as they celebrated Hanukkah in an Orthodox Jewish community north of New York City, an ambush the governor said Sunday was an act of domestic terrorism fueled by intolerance and a “cancer” of growing hatred in America. Police tracked ...
CBC removes President Trump’s cameo appearance in Home Alone 2 movie
A taxpayer-funded broadcaster was widely criticized for editing out part of a blockbuster movie Home Alone 2 —because the president made a brief appearance. The Canadian Broadcast Company (CBC) was questioned after several viewers used social media to express their dissatisfaction with the federally funded broadcaster removing a seven-second scene from ...
New Amazon lease for NY space renews debate over failed deal
Amazon has signed a lease for a new office space in Manhattan that will house more than 1,500 employees, less than a year after pulling out of a deal for a larger headquarters in the borough of Queens after politicians and activists objected to nearly $3 billion in incentives. The new ...

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