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Drones ‘have played an important part in keeping New Yorkers safe during protests,’ New York City Mayor Eric Adams said.

Months of arguing and litigation have culminated in a decision to proceed with the controversial program, with the daily toll lowered from the envisioned $15.

The startup media platform’s ‘Kindness Is Cool’ campaign is inspiring more than 1,000 content creators to contribute acts of kindness in their communities.

‘We are deeply committed to being nonpartisan, and today is no different,’ Polymarket CEO Shayne Coplan said.

Decision overturns a 75-year precedent and prohibits employers from requiring attendance at captive-audience meetings.

The governor is currently facing two lawsuits challenging her pause of the program, which was originally set to take effect on June 30 this year.

While saying he wants the city to renew cooperation with federal immigration officials, Adams says, ‘I am not a supporter of mass deportation.’

The Second Circuit previously ruled building owners’ rights were not violated because they could still evict tenants in limited circumstances.

New York Democrats clawed back their losses in the 2022 midterms.

A New York judge ruled that New York City can’t use an 1817 ‘anti-pauper’ law to block Texas from busing illegal immigrants.